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ROSE BARRACKSCivilian Prefix 09662-83-XXX

Army Lodging, B275 .................................................476-1700Automotive Skills Center, B711 ................................476-2521Bowling Center, B2201 .............................................476-2576Child Development Center, B2234 ...........................476-2651School Age Center, B2237.........................................476-3144Java Cafe’, B607 ........................................................476-2360Library, B227 .............................................................476-1740Parent Central Services, B224 ..................................476-2760Physical Fitness Center, B323 ...................................476-2214Special Events Coordinator, B607 ............................476-2948The Zone Sports Bar, B607........................................476-2460Warrior Zone, B607 ..................................................476-2942Youth Center, B1706 .................................................476-3144

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Child Development Center, B9010 ...........................475-9478School Age Center, B9010.........................................475-9490Youth Center, B9080 .................................................475-9393

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TOWER BARRACKSCivilian Prefix 09641-83-XXX

Family and MWR Directorate, B539..........................475-1350Army Lodging, B619.................................................. 475-1700Arts & Craft Shop, B607.............................................475-6101Automotive Skills Center, B528................................. 475-6239BOSS, B150................................................................475-8822Bowling Center, B612................................................ 475-6177Child Development Center, B260.............................. 475-7180FCC Provider Coordinator, B539................................475-7684Java Cafe’ Bar & Grill, B612....................................... 475-8252Library, B445............................................................. 475-1740NAF Civilian Personnel, B539.................................... 475-6886Performing Arts Center, B103....................................475-6426Physical Fitness Center, B170.................................... 475-9007School Liaison Officer, B539...................................... 475-1770Value Added Tax (VAT) Office, B539.......................... 475-1780Warrior Zone, B153...................................................475-4309Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation, RC600................475-8529Youth Sports & Fitness, B547.................................... 475-6655Hunting, Fishing & Sport Shooting, RC600................475-8529

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MONTH OF THE MILITARY CHILD ANNIVERSARY30thARMY COMMUNITY SERVICES FEATURED EVENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN JUNE

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JUNE 1FRG Fundamentals Course 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Camp Normandy B3144

JUNE 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29Toddler Play Group9:30 - 11 a.m.. TBD

JUNE 2 Bowling with EFMP4 - 6 p.m., Tower Barracks Bowling Center B612

JUNE 2 & 16"Get a Grip"2 - 4 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 3, 10 & 24Financial Friday9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Tower Barracks B244

JUNE 7FRL Training9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Camp Normandy B3144

JUNE 7-9"It Takes Two" Marriage Enrichment8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Rose Barracks B151

JUNE 7, 14, 21 & 28TSP Walk Ins8 a.m. - noon, Tower Barracks B2441 - 5 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

Newborn Network11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.1 - 5 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 8 & 9AFTB Level G: Growth9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 9Successful PCS Moves1 - 2 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

EFMP Karaoke Night5 p.m., Tower Barracks USO

JUNE 14Morning Coffee with CYSS/SLO9 - 10 a.m., Rose Barracks B322

Kick the Pressure1:30. - 3:30 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

Afternoon Tea with CYSS/SLO3 - 4 p.m., Tower Barracks B244

JUNE 14 & 21Espresso Yourself11 a.m. - noon, Tower Barracks Lodging

JUNE 15FRG Informal Fund Training9 - 11:30 a.m., Rose Barracks B211

Citizenship & Immigration Workshop10 a.m. - noon, Rose Barracks B322

A Globetrotter’s Guide to Germany1:30-2:30 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 16AVC/AFTB/AFAP Steering Meeting10 a.m. - noon, Rose Barracks B211

JUNE 21CouponingNoon - 1 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 22OPOC Training10:30 a.m. - noon, Rose Barracks B211

JUNE 23Resume Writing1:30 - 3 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 24Baby Boot Camp9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Tower Barracks, B635

Discover Your Neighborhood - WeidenContact ACS for times

JUNE 27Welcome to Bavaria!9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Rose Barracks B322

JUNE 29 & 30AFTB Level K: Knowledge9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Rose Barracks B211

SPOTLIGHTING SUCCESS - Wendy Trackey volunteers at Army Community Service on Rose Barracks. Often volunteering as many as 40 hours a week, she has had a profound impact on the community. Specifically, Trackey made improvements to the Volunteer Management Information System database, which allows volunteers to more easily register and track their hours. And as the Volunteer Corps Program volunteer, she is responsible for the resurgence of volunteers at USAG Bavaria. Trackey has been a volunteer for 18 years, most of her time spent with her spouse's Family Readiness Group. “Volunteering is a chance to gather more skills while looking for employment," she said "It is also an opportunity to give back to your community." For her service, she was awarded the Volunteer of the Year in the family member category at a ceremony here April 28. Thank-you Wendy for your service and dedication!

B322 ROSE BARRACKSB244 TOWER BARRACKS

For more information on our services, please give us a call at DSN 476-2650, CIV 09662-83-2650.

Article provided by USAG Bavaria Garrison Public Affairs Office.


ARMY TRANSITIONS TO SIMPLIFIED DOD REQUEST FOR CHILDCARE WEBSITEBy Mr. Robert Dozier (FMWRC)

FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS -- The Army is transitioning to a new single portal Department of Defense website designed to make it easier for Soldiers to find the childcare they need.

In March 2016, select Army garrison families will begin to use www.MilitaryChildCare.com as their website to search for and request child care services where they are or where they are planning to move.

"The vital function of this website is to simplify the child care search process, helping patrons make better informed decisions about their child care needs," said Theresa Sanders, the Installation Management Command Child, Youth and School Services Outreach Services Program Manager. "The DOD has worked hard to develop a system which allows patrons to create their own account, search and request care, manage requests and update their profile from the convenience of their home," she said.

Using MilitaryChildCare.com, parents can find comprehensive information on child care programs worldwide, conduct a customized search for the care they need, and submit a request for care at any time from any location, Sanders explained.

Web services were first tested in pilot programs throughout the military branches including U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii.

Soldiers and Families at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Forts Belvoir, Campbell, Detrick (Forest Glen and Frederick), Drum, Knox, Lee and Meade and Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall will gain access to the site in March.

Each garrison is working directly to notify the families affected and assist in the implementation of the DOD website rollout.

"We expect the implementation of this new website to be seamless," said Sanders. "Those families already receiving child care services will continue to receive those services without interruption. Those whose name is already on a waiting list will be entered on the new website."

More details will be available at Parent Central Services at each garrison.

According to officials at the U.S. Army Installation Management Command, the Army will continue its rollout in June with 28 new garrisons, including: Forts Benning, Bliss, Buchanan, Bragg, Carson, Gordon, Hamilton, Hood, Jackson, Leavenworth, Leonard Wood, McAlester, McCoy, Polk, Riley, Rucker, Sill, Stewart; Detroit, Picatinny, Pine Bluff, Redstone and Rock Island Arsenals; Anniston and Tobyhanna Army Depots; Carlisle Barracks; West Point; and U.S. Army Garrison Miami. Specific dates of access will be announced locally so that all Soldiers and care-givers will be aware of the timing of the change and how it will impact their family.

Garrisons in Europe are scheduled to follow in September, including Ansbach, Baumholder, Brussels, Garmisch, Grafenwoehr, Hohenfels, Kaiserslautern, Liverno, Schinnen, Shape, Stuttgart, Vicenza and Wiesbaden.

SUMMER CAMPSJune 20 - August 26 Summer is here and for most this means fun in the sun, vacations, sports and recreational activities. Children and Youth of all ages are invited to join Child, Youth & School Services in a fun, exciting summer camp. For more information on each camp or program check out each brochure located at grafenwoehr.armymwr.com. Register for each camp at Parent Central Services.

· Netzaberg School Age Center Camp "Wanna-Laught-Alotta" (grades 1-5)

· Rose Barracks School Age Center Ninja Turtles Take Over (grades 1-5)

· Netzaberg and Rose Barracks Youth Centers Summer Camp (grades 6-12)

YOUTH SUMMER BOWLING CHALLENGEJune 20 - August 26 To all students of the local Youth Centers!! Compete against your fellow bowlers in the attempt to win the top prizes! Students must be registered at their local Youth Center to participate. Contact the Youth Center in your community for enrollment details.

CHILD, YOUTH & SCHOOL SERVICES


ROSE BARRACKSBOWLING CENTERConsider the Pro Shop when shopping for Dad on for Father's Day. The Pro Shop offers a wide selection of products and new equipment from Hammer, Brunswick and DV8 having just arrived. Tune ups are also available for your current balls (Refit, Resurface). Please call in advance to ensure the availability of service and hours of operation.

50/50 CARDS GO ON SALE JUNE 1. Cards provide for 50 games at a $1.

EFMP BOWLINGJune 1, 4-6 p.m.EFMP members and those interested in the program bowl free (shoes not included) during this time frame. It is a great way to get out and connect with others who share some of your challenges, and learn about the local services available to you and your family.

LADIES NIGHTJune 8 & 22, 6-9 p.m.Come on out ladies! This night is just for you! All ladies bowl for absolutely free. Now’s your chance to unwind and have a little fun.

PENNY A PIN June 15 & 29Break open your piggy banks and head down to the Bowling Center! You pay a penny for every pin you knock over. Any game over 200 will receive a discount and only be charged $2.

9 PIN NO TAP TOURNAMENTJune 10 - 12Bowlers bowl 3 games using the "No Tap scoring method with total score determining final standing placement. Entry fee is $20, multiple reentries is permitted but individuals will only be able to “place” once.

PBA THURSDAYSOn every Thursday of the month we will have a different PBA shot.

RED PIN NIGHTSFridaysRed Pins are added to the racks of pins. If the red pin is the head pin, the customer must notify the counter. If you throw a strike you receive a free game coupon to be used that evening.

COSMIC BOWLINGSaturdays, 2-11 p.m.We’ll have the lights out and the black lights on! Enjoy R&B music while getting your bowl on every Saturday night!

FAMILY DAY Sundays, 2-6 p.m.Enjoy some quality family time together. Children bowl free (fee for shoe rental) when accompanied by their parent (must remain in facility). Note: Family Day pricing is not applicable to special functions.

GRAFENWOEHRPERFORMING ARTS CENTERThe Grafenwoehr Performing Arts Center (GPAC) is your source for quality entertainment, exciting productions and creative outlet with a variety of volunteer opportunities to get you engaged and involved.

Specializing in entertainment for the entire family, the Performing Arts Center offers a variety of programs and services that appeal to all members of the community.

GPAC CABARETJune 10 & 11, 7:30 p.m.Enjoy a musical revue featuring local talent performing music from Broadway musicals as well as current popular music. The show will run approximately 90 minutes. A cash bar will be available during the performance. Cost: $5.

101 DALMATIANS, KIDSJune 17 & 18, 7:30 p.m.Based on the classic animated film, Disney's 101 Dalmatians KIDS is a fur-raising adventure featuring Cruella De Vil, Disney's most outrageous villain, and 101 of the most adorable heroes to set their paws onstage. With a high-spirited score and lovable characters, this stage adaptation is certain to charm and delight all audiences. Cost: $5.

JAMOKE SESSIONJune 25, 7 p.m.Know how to play an instrument? Have you been blessed by the gods with unbelievable vocals? Want to jam? If so, or just want to relax and listen, join us for an evening of musical fusion. Bring you and your instrument and have a wonderful evening jamming. We can provide some instruments and sound tracks for your songs.

AUDITIONS FOR "JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH"June 27 & 28, 6:30 p.m.Based on one of Roald Dahl’s most poignantly quirky stories, Roald Dahl's James And The Giant Peach JR. is a brand new take on this "masterpeach" of a tale. Featuring a wickedly tuneful score and a witty and charming book, this adventurous musical about courage and self-discovery is destined to be a classic.

ROSE BARRACKSTHE ZONE SPORTS BARThe Zone Sports Bar is not only for Sports fans. It's your premier location for entertainment. Whether you’re looking to catch the game on one of our wide-screen TVs or enjoy the evening listening to Karaoke, we have everything you need to relax into the night.

DJ/KARAOKE NIGHTSJune 10 & 24, 8 p.m.DJ/Karaoke Night is back and you're invited to enjoy some fun at the Zone Sports Bar in the Langenbruck Center on Rose Barracks. Get out, getshaking and let your voice be heard.


CULINARY ARTS: MAPLE BACON CUPCAKESJune 3, 10-11 a.m. Sit back and learn how to bake delicious cupcakes, create a maple buttercream and how to candy bacon for your decoration. Once completed enjoy this sweet creation and feel free to ask any baking questions. Cost: $10

CULINARY ARTS: BASIC CAKE DECORATINGJune 10, 10-11 a.m. Learn all the basics to decorating your own cakes. In this class you will learn how to crumb coat and frost your cake. You will also learn how to do basic cake boarders and how to do writing on a cake. You will be supplied with a 6 inch round cake and buttercream that you will take with you after the class is over. If you have a rotating cake turn table feel free to bring it with you. Class is for ages16 years and over. Cost: $15

PAINTING: KID'S PAINTING CLASSJune 16 & 30, 3:30-4:30 p.m.Bring in your child, from elementary through high school ages, to learn to paint with acrylics. Be sure to bring a paint shirt if you have one! Fee: $15

UNIQUE EXPERIENCE: DESIGN & DINE· MUSHROOM PORK CHOPS June 17, 6 - 8:30 p.m.

· APPLE PIE & 4TH OF JULY June 30, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.Join us in this unique food & fun experience. We'll be teaching you how to make a wonderful American dish! And while you're waiting for he dish to be ready, enjoy painting a patriotic themed piece with acrylic paints! All supplies are included. Cost: $40. Advanced registration required.

CULINARY ARTS: (MOMMY/DADDY & ME) BB8 CUPCAKESJune 18, 10 a.m. - noon Is your dad a Star Wars Fan? If so, this treat will be perfect as a Father’s Day gift for him. Learn how to assemble and decorate these cute cupcakes in a Daddy/Mommy & Me" class. This class will include learning how to work with fondant. Cost: $20 for 1 parent & 1 child ($2 for any additional child)

Reserve your spots at least three business days in advance. Sign up: https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/Grafenwoehrrectrac.html

For more information on each class, please visit us online at www.grafenwoehr.armymwr.com or stop by.

HEART & HOME CRAFT SHOP

JUNE SCHEDULE 1 & 8 Sewing: Father's Day Quilt Top2 Learn to Knit: Basic Knitting3 Culinary Arts: Maple Bacon Cupcakes3 Advanced Knit: Drop-Stitch Scarf7 Sewing Machine Certification8 Mandala Painting9 Learn to Knit: Basic Knitting9 Kid's Painting Class10 Culinary Arts: Basic Cake Decorating10 Advanced Knit: Drop-Stitch Scarf14 Sewing Machine Certification15 & 22 Sewing: Patriotic Quilt Top16 Learn to Knit: Basic Knitting16 Kid's Painting Class17 Advanced Knit: Drop-Stitch Scarf17 Design & Dine: Mushroom Pork Chops18 Culinary Arts: BB8 Cupcakes21 Sewing Machine Certification22 Home Deco: Canvas Monogram22 Art: Wood Burning22 Do-It-Yourself Framing Class23 Learn to Knit: Basic Knitting23 Mindful Art: Life in My Hands24 Advanced Knit: Drop-Stitch Scarf25 Do-It-Yourself Framing Class28 Sewing Machine Certification29 Sewing: Basic Quilt Top30 Learn to Knit: Basic Knitting 30 Kid's Painting Class30 Design & Dine: Apple Pie & 4th of July


ROSE BARRACKS LIBRARY REOPENS AFTER MOVE, RENOVATIONSBy Rabia Coombs (USAG Bavaria Garrison Public Affairs Office)

GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — The Rose Barracks Library branch reopened at a new location and is back to providing full services for its patrons after a two-week closure.

The library branch was closed April 18-29 so garrison staff could move to the renovated building at Bldg. 227. The library at Rose Barracks officially opened its doors again with a ribbon cutting ceremony May 2.

“Our commitment to offer quality programs and work toward customer satisfaction led to the library relocation from Bldg. 2222 — which has been the library’s home since the mid-90s — to Bldg. 227,” said the garrison’s chief of staff Col. Bill Rieper, during the ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday.

The entire branch library’s collection was moved into the renovated building, which used to host the Ristorante Rosalia. Old and outdated furniture was replaced to improve the customer experience.

“I was at a site visit at Ledward Barracks in Schweinfurt — close to the time of the garrison’s closure in 2014 — and noticed that their library was equipped with fairly new furniture, which would upgrade the overall appearance of Rose Barracks Library,” said Siegfried Schieder, the garrison’s librarian. “I asked if we could have it (furniture) after the closure and they said yes,” he added.

Despite the two week moving process library services were available for Rose Barracks customers.

“We had to pack up and move the entire collection,” said Schieder. “We tried to make the move as least inconvenient for our patrons as possible.”

The garrison’s libraries strive to provide Soldiers, civilians and their family members with current and retrospective multimedia material in all subject fields.

The Rose Barracks branch library offers over 20,000 books, more than 5,000 CD’s and blue-rays, close to 1000 music CD’s, various language kits and video games. Services include free Wi-Fi, reference assistance, online catalogs, interlibrary loan service, a computer lab, 14 public PC’s and weekly, monthly and seasonal programs.

“Please take advantage of this great program,” said Rieper during his remarks.

The Rose Barracks Library branch opening hours are Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Tower Barracks Library hours are Tuesday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Fridays from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. The garrison’s libraries offer Children’s Story Time program free of charge. The weekly event takes place Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Rose Barracks library branch and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Tower Barracks library.

For more on library programs and services, visit the library webpage, or call the Rose Barracks Library branch at DSN 476-1740, CIV 09662-83-1740, or Tower Barracks Library at DSN 475-1740, CIV 09641-83-1740.

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL SOCIALJune 4, 10-11:30 a.m., Tower BarracksBring your American Girl Doll to th Tower Barracks Library and participate in a special story hour and discussion, create art, get tips on good manners and enjoy a little tea and cookies. For ages 6 and over.

MILITARY HISTORY GROUPJune 8, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Tower Barracks Survey your world through a series of Military History discussions. We’re showing short presentations and having great historical discussions. Come share your knowledge and enthusiasm. Volunteer presenters are also needed.

CAR BOOT SALEJune 11, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., Tower BarracksClean out your closet and make a little cash! Once again your library is hosting a Car Boot Sale. For all those homeless and unwanted goodies, please provide them with a good home by joining us on June 11 to give those precious items a chance of a lifetime. Spots are assigned on a first come first serve basis. Open only to ID card holders. Register to Sell from June 1 - 10.

CHILDREN’S STORY HOUR Tuesdays 10-11 a.m., Rose Barracks Wednesdays 10-11 a.m., Tower BarracksCheck out this great opportunity to get to know other children (and their parents) throughout the community. Each week enjoy a different theme and share stories, songs and activities. The programs last approximately one hour and no preregistration is required. See you soon!

STORY TIME ARTWednesdays, 10-11:30 a.m., Rose BarracksThursdays, 10-11:30 a.m., Tower Barracks"Story Time Art" for parents with their 2-5 year old children; join us as we team up with CYSS SKIESUnlimited Program and the Heart & Home Craft Shop for a morning of art instruction from a professional art teacher. Library has reference books available if needed. Registration is through CYSS at Parent Central Services DSN 476-2760, CIV 09662-83-2760.

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Photo: Rose Barracks Library


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WALK ON PAINTBALLJune 11, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.Want to play paintball but having trouble getting people together for a group event? We will form two teams and switch between different game types throughout the day from Team Elimination to Capture the Flag. Due to German and Army regulations, only U.S. ID card holders 18 years and older can participate. Only Wild B.O.A.R. markers and paint will be allowed during these events.

ZIPLINE ADVENTURE PARKJune 12Come embrace this adrenaline based nature tour! This trip is designed to get your blood pumping while enjoying the beauty of Germany’s forest all at the same time. Your day will consist of 3 hours of flying through the forest canopy on 16 different routes between tree platforms over 20 meters off the ground. This experience is not to be missed! Minimum age requirement is 12 years old. Young adults ages 12-17 must have a parent or legal guardian present to sign consent form upon entry to the Zipline Adventure Park. Lunch will be on your own so please don’t forget to bring Euro! Weather permitting. Sign-up deadline two weeks prior. $65.

SLOVENIA OUTDOOR WEEKENDJune 17-20We are heading to the outdoor playground of the Soca River Valley, which is one of the most beautiful places in Europe! This is where Ernest Hemingway documented the 1917 Italian retreat from the Battle of Caporetto! We will be staying at Kamp Koren in Kobarid. The area is rich in WWI history and is full of beautiful mountains and waterfalls for you to explore. There is plenty to explore in the area on your own such as: historic hikes, WW1 monuments and museums and the historical town of Kobarid. The campground we are staying at is well established with all modern facilities including a rock climbing wall and high ropes course! White water rafting and canyoning will be offered for an additional cost. Passport Required. $249/person.

WILD B.O.A.R. OUTDOOR RECREATION

Sign up online: https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/Grafenwoehrrectrac.html

For more information on trips and adventures, please visit us online at www.grafenwoehr.armymwr.com or pick up a Passport Guide at the facility.

Seats must be reserved on day trips by the Thursday prior to the departure date.

JUNE SCHEDULE 2 Thursday Outdoor Rock Climbing2-3 Thur & Fri Late Night Climbing3-4 Fri-Sat Waller & Carp Fishing Event4 Saturday Eagle's Nest & Salt Mines4 Saturday Monastery Weltenburg4-5 Sat & Sun High Ropes Course5 Sunday Prague *6 Monday Belay Certification Course6-18 Mon-Sun Open Water Diver Course9-10 Thur & Fri Late Night Climbing11 Saturday Pistol/Revolver Shooting Event11 Saturday Berlin11 Saturday Advance Adventure Diver11 Saturday Walk-on Paintball11 Saturday Luther's Wedding Wittenberg11-12 Sat & Sun High Ropes Course12 Sunday Ochsenkopf Zipline 12 Sunday Rothenburg13 Monday Climbing Skills Clinic14 Tuesday Try Scuba Pool16 Thursday Outdoor Rock Climbing16-17 Thur & Fri Late Night Climbing17 Friday Tandem Skydiving17-20 Fri-Mon Slovenia Outdoor Weekend18 Saturday Polish Pottery *18 Saturday Medieval Market Baernau18 Saturday Advance Adventure Diver18-19 Sat & Sun High Ropes Course19 Sunday Legoland19 Sunday Father’s Day Fishing Event20 Monday Belay Certification Course23-24 Thur & Fri Late Night Climbing24-26 Fri- Sun Disneyland Express *25 Saturday Schwabach25-26 Sat & Sun High Ropes Course26 Sunday Two Castle27 Monday Climbing Skills Clinic28 Tuesday Try Scuba Pool30 Thursday Late Night Climbing


SPORTS & FITNESS

UNIT LEVEL SOCCER REGISTRATIONJune 1-30Sports and Fitness is looking for teams to participate in the upcoming Unit Level Soccer program. Stop by your local fitness center to register your teams today!

SOCCER COACHES & OFFICIALS CLINICJune 27-30, Jesse L. Williams Fitness CenterIf you love the game of Soccer, but the game is starting to pass you by, it might be time to hang up those cleats. We may have something for you! There is a shortage of qualified officials for all sports and it would be great if you came out and gave officiating Soccer a try while making some extra money on the side. Open to ID Card Holders 18 years old and over.

PLEASE NOTE:

MEMORIAL FITNESS CENTER'S BASKETBALL COURT CLOSUREJune 13-July 29The basketball court at the Memorial Fitness Center on Rose Barracks will be closed. The functional fitness area, selectorized weight room, racquetball court, boxing room and the combative room will be available for customer to use during this time frame.

We offer a variety of fitness programs. Core activities include classes as well as access to state-of-the-art fitness equipment such as stair climbers, bicycles, rowing machines and barbells. Our state-of-the-art Facilities come with the latest and most updated Fitness Equipment & Programs that meet the needs and interests of our customers.

Family and MWR brings you an exhilarating night of Boxing! Doors open at 6 p.m. Prizes also given out to spectators, to include: BOSE Mini Sound Link Speaker, Beats Wireless Headphone, Go-Pro Camera and an X-BOX One. Cost: $5 General admission, free for Children 12 & under.

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