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The Franklin Youth Soccer Association (FYSA) in Franklin, MA sponsors two soccer seasons in Franklin. The fall season comprises the first 10 weeks after Labor Day and the spring season runs the last 10 weeks of the public school year in Franklin, MA. There are three divisions for Franklin Youth Soccer (and also a separate [...]
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The Franklin Soccer School in Franklin, MA helps students develop and refine their soccer skills and play. Training aims to help enrollees build a solid foundation in the game. The school has climate-controlled indoor facility in Franklin (called Carpe Diem Field). The Franklin Soccer School in Franklin, MA offers year-round training and a summer soccer [...]
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Franklin High School’s sports program maintains soccer teams for both girls and boys. http://www.franklin.ma.us/auto/schools/fhs/athletics/soccer/default.htm Copyright ©2009 02038.com
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Here are sites you can visit to learn more about youth soccer in MA: http://www.bays.org/ http://www.mayouthsoccer.org/ Copyright ©2009 02038.com
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Here’s a sampling of the youth sport programs offered by the Franklin, Massachusetts Recreation Department. Note that these programs are separate from the many youth league sport programs in Franklin (these are reviewed in detail elsewhere in the Youth Sport section of 02038.com). I’ve divided the following list into cold and warm weather programs: Cold [...]
The Franklin Recreation Department focuses especially on serving the recreation and development needs of children. Recreation Department Director Ryan Jette won recognition in 2008 for his commitment to sports and activities for young women and girls in Franklin, Massachusetts. His efforts have created a very welcoming and supportive environment for girl sports in Franklin. The [...]
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The Franklin Chargers Pop Warner Association in Franklin, MA is part of the Hockomock Pop Warner Football League of Massachusetts. It and provides opportunities to participate in football (boys) and cheerleading (girls) to Franklin, MA children aged 7 – 15. Pop Warner football involves scheduled practice sessions and competitive games. August is for practice sessions; [...]
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As you might expect, the Franklin, MA public school system supports a vigorous football program. http://www.franklin.ma.us/auto/schools/fhs/athletics/football/default.htm There’s strong community support (an active Gridiron Club does fundraising), cheerleaders and lots of heated interscholastic competition – Go Panthers!
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The Franklin Girls Softball Association (FGSA) is a non-profit organization based in Franklin, MA. The group serves young girls through high school, with instructional, recreational and competitive softball programs that teach the sport and instill qualities of responsible citizenship and personal achievement. The FGSA in Franklin, MA has four divisions. The Instructional Division serves girls [...]
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Franklin, MA’s Hockomock Area YMCA recently released its program guide for spring 2010. With almost 80 pages of programs and activities, the guide has offerings for all ages and fitness levels. Programs for young children With warmer weather coming, parents and adults caring for young children are on the lookout for safe, wholesome activities for the little ones. Click [...]
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