> Boys entering grades 6-9 Are you ready to take your tennis game to the next level? The Boys tennis six-week program for grades 6-9 is designed for players with some experience who want to improve their game. Through drills, games, and match scenarios, players will refine their strokes and deepen their understanding of strategy & court positioning. Brian Hessing Tuesdays/Thursdays, June 16-July 16 (No Tennis on July 7 & 9) 8:30-10:00a | $99 Delano High School Tennis Courts Makeup Policy: Any cancellations beyond 1 day will be made up on July 21 and 23 if needed. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.

Boys Entering Grades 9-12 Coach Damon Clare will lead sport-specific movements and exercises to increase players' speed and strength. Age-appropriate exercises will focus on improving athletes’ coordination, agility, straight-line speed, vertical jump, and upper body strength. The sessions are scheduled before each age group’s basketball camp and designed to increase the likelihood that each participant develops a love of physical fitness. Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 9 - July 30 (No Camp: July 7 & 9) 6:00 - 7:00 am | $85 Program Prerequisites: Participants must have a moderate to high understanding of and ability to demonstrate dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.

Adult During this class, you will experience breath techniques and herbal applications that traditionally help to calm the nervous system. In today’s fast-paced, high-stress world, we are often unaware of the many stressors we experience in mind, body, and spirit. Taking time to connect with your breath and incorporate herbal remedies into your day can be nourishing and calming to your body. Join yoga instructor Annalisa Bragg and community herbalist Nikki Nau as they share simple practices to relax your body, calm your nervous system, and reduce the effects of stress. Annalisa Bragg and Nikki Nau

Entering Grades 7-12 The Boys’ Soccer summer speed and strength training program is designed for motivated soccer players preparing for the fall season. Using proven training methods commonly found in college and competitive high school programs, athletes will improve speed, strength, power, agility, and overall conditioning through a structured, progressive approach. Training intensity builds throughout the summer with an emphasis on performance, injury prevention, and game-ready fitness, helping players enter the season confident, prepared, and ready to compete. Tuesdays-Thursdays, June 9 - July 30 7:30-8:30a | $75 Tiger Stadium & DHS Weight Room (Turf Field 2) Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, and communicate verbally with peers and coaches.

Children's yoga will improve little yogis' balance, core strength, growth of the brain, calmness and happiness. Children's yoga will also strengthen their body through basic and more challenging poses. They will learn mindfulness, breathing exercises, relaxation, and visualization techniques. There will be days when essential oils are a part of class. Bring a water bottle and your own yoga mat. For ages 3-7 years. Program Prerequisites: Participants will need to be potty trained, to be able to verbally communicate with the instructor, follow a series of instructions, and bring a positive, respectful attitude. Emily Lindgren

Grades 1 & 2 Get ready to hit the court and have some fun! The Delano Youth Basketball Association is ready to welcome our Tiger Cub athletes to our winter clinic. Players will work on the fundamentals of basketball in a fun, supportive, and team-centered environment. Players will develop essential skills in dribbling, passing, shooting, and teamwork while gaining game-like experience through exciting 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 play. Each session will include skill-building drills led as a full group, followed by mini-games where players can put their new skills into action. Participants will be placed on teams coached by volunteer coaches who receive training and practice plans from Delano High School Varsity coaches. Each player will also receive a team jersey as part of the program. Join the fun—build confidence, make friends, and discover a love for basketball that will last for years to come! DYBA Parent Volunteers 8 Saturdays, December 12 - February 27 (No Basketball on December 26, January 2, 16, and February 13) DIS Gym Girls, Grades 1 & 2 9:00-10:00 a.m. | $75 | 6624-F1 Boys, Grades 1 & 2 10:00-11:00 a.m. | $75 | 6624-F2 Program Prerequisites: Participants must have a basic understanding of and be able to demonstrate dribbling, shooting, passing, and defensive skills. They must also be able to run, follow directions, jump, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.

> entering grades 7 - 12 Train with the DTDT’s winter season coaching staff! Do you strive to make the varsity team one day or want to increase your current skills? Well, you are in luck! These summer sessions will help you learn everything from basic dance techniques to advanced combinations. This exciting program will encourage you to push your limits and build strength. With this combination of dance, strength, and all-around fun, we will inspire you to be your best self as a performer. Throughout the summer, dancers will use the skills they learn to create combos. Delano Tiger Dance Team coaching staff M/T/W/Th, June 1-25 | (JFK Camp July 12-15) Delano High School Gym, Black Box Studio Mondays: 3:00-7:30 PM (Dance) Tuesdays: 4:00-6:30 PM (Black Box) Wednesdays: 3:00-7:30 PM (Dance) Thursdays: 4:00-6:30 PM (Black Box) Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to jump, hop on one foot, kick their leg into the air, balance on one foot, spin in a circle, follow two-to-three-step directions, learn dance routines, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and be able to work as a team with their peers.

Boys in Grades 9-12 for the 2026-27 school year, or by invitation of the Boys’ Varsity Head Coach The Delano Boys Basketball High School Camp will focus on improving individual skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding, while also incorporating offensive and defensive team concepts that players will use during the season. Families in need of financial assistance should contact Chris Runke (Chris.Runke@delanoschools.org) at Delano Community Education to learn about available options for this program. Varsity Staff Tuesdays & Thursdays | Tiger Activity Center Courts Courts: TAC Wood 1, 2, Synthetic 3 June 1 and 4 | 6:00 - 7:30 a.m. June 9 - July 30 | 7:00 - 8:30 a.m. (no camp June 30, July 7, 9, 16) Program Prerequisites: Participants must have a moderate to high understanding of and ability to demonstrate dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. Participants must be entering grades 9-12 in the academic year starting in the Fall of 2026 or be invited by the Varsity Head Coach to participate if they do not meet that grade requirement.

Delano Community Education Youth Basketball Fall Clinic Ages 3-6 The Delano CE Youth Basketball Clinic will introduce skill progression to our participants while maintaining a focus on FUN! We will concentrate on developing skills in dribbling, passing, and shooting. This will be great for all levels to work on skill development for our youngest athletes. 3 and 4-year-olds will become familiar with the game, learn basketball skills, and have fun running around. 5 and 6-year-olds will work on skills in the first half of the session and scrimmage during the second half. Parent volunteers are needed to help coach the Fall Clinic. We will accept one volunteer for every 10 participants per group. Volunteers will have their child’s registration fee refunded for their help with the program. Potential volunteer coaches must be registered volunteers with the school district. (Volunteer registration information) Parents, we kindly ask for your assistance if your child is having difficulty participating in the clinic. Please consider pulling your child aside for a brief conversation or joining them in activities until they feel more comfortable. Your support in this matter will help ensure that your child gets the most out of their time in the clinic. Thank you! Please bring a ball to each session: 3-year-olds - 22-inch ball 4-year-olds - 22-inch ball 5/6 year olds - 25.5-inch ball Coach: Lindsey Sjulstad and Parent Volunteers 6 Mondays, November 2 - December 7 Delano Intermediate School Gym 3-year-old Boys and Girls 5:15-5:45p | $49 | 6622-F1 4-year-old Boys and Girls 6:00-6:30p | $49 | 6622-F2 5 & 6-year-old Boys and Girls 6:45-7:30p | $69 | 6622-F3 Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow one or two-step directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to attempt to dribble, pass, or shoot a basketball, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.

Delano Community Education Youth Basketball Friday Clinic Grades 1-3 The Delano Community Education Youth Basketball Friday Clinic will be a scrimmage-based clinic to get our athletes experience playing 3-on-3 and 5-on-5. The clinic will focus on learning through scrimmaging. This is meant for fun while gaining experience on the court. The clinic will be great for athletes of all levels to work on skill development. Participants need to wear athletic clothing and shoes, and bring a 27.5 youth-size basketball and a water bottle to each session. Parent volunteers are needed to help coach the Fall Clinic. We will accept one volunteer for every 10 participants per group. Volunteers will have their child’s registration fee refunded for their help with the program. Potential volunteer coaches must be registered volunteers with the school district. (Volunteer registration information) Coach: Lindsey Sjulstad & Parent Volunteers 4 Fridays, September 11 - October 9 (No BB September 18) 3:00-4:00p | $45 | 6622-F4 Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow one or two-step directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to attempt to dribble, pass, or shoot a basketball, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.