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Introduction and Background
The Crozet Sports Facility is hoping to locate in Block 19 (shown in Figure 1) of the Old Trail Village
located on the northeast corner of the Old Trail Drive and Route 250 intersection in Crozet, Virginia.
In order to determine whether a full Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) is needed in support of the rezoning
process, Albemarle County staff requested additional details about the programming and potential
traffic generation related to the programming.
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The floor plan for the facility is shown in Figures 2a and 2b. As shown, the facility will include turf
fields, hard courts, a baseball/softball training area, a sports performance training area, classrooms,
space for lease for uses such as sports medicine and physical therapy, an indoor playground, event
space, and lounge areas.
This memo summarizes the Crozet Sports Facility programming and potential traffic generation
including the occurrences, frequency, and associated daily and peak hour trips. Unfortunately, none
of the ITE Trip Generation Manual land use codes correlate well to the expected uses of the facility.
A number of the land use codes seem as though they could fit the Crozet Sports Facility use and were
examined and determined to either not have enough studies, not have studied facilities of a similar
size, or not include similar uses as those proposed at the Crozet Sports Facility. A list of these uses
and an explanation for why they were not used to determine the facility's trip generation is below
and the ITE Land Use Code Descriptions are attached to the memo.
Multi -Purpose Recreational Facility LU Code 435 — few studies, average size less than 25,000
sf, dissimilar uses including mini -golf, arcades, go-carts, bumper boats, driving range, and
batting cages.
• Soccer Complex LU Code 488 — few studies, average number of fields greater than ten.
Health/Fitness Club LU Code 492 — few studies, dissimilar uses focused solely on fitness with
some tennis and racquetball courts.
• Athletic Club LU Code 493 — few studies, some dissimilar uses including racquetball, tennis,
swimming pools, handball, squash, volleyball, and basketball.
• Recreational Community Center LU Code 495 — few studies.
For those uses within the facility that do correlate to the ITE Trip Generation Manual rates and/or
equations, the ITE information was used. For those that do not, a rational method was developed
and the assumptions for each program are outlined below.
Currently block 19 is zoned for 90 residential units. A comparison of the trip generation for the
currently approved land use and the Crozet Sports Facility is included within this memo.
Albemarle County staff also requested an update on the current residential unit and commercial
square footage count and a comparison of this to the approved rezoning. This information will be
provided separately by others.
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Programs & Services Offered
Below is a summary of the programs and services to be offered at the Crozet Sports Facility including
the expected occurrences and frequency of the activities. A complete list of the facility's features
and programming is attached. The methodology used to determine the number of daily and peak
hour trips for both typical weekdays and weekends is explained.
Sports Facility Memberships
An initial membership of 400 is expected, increasing to 1,400 by the end of year five. The membership
package includes general use of the available spaces within the facility (functional fitness/sports
performance areas, open turf and hard courts spaces, batting cages, indoor playground) and add -on
services such as tutoring, kids programs, use of the playground, etc.
Frequency: Variable per member, range from 1-2 visits per week to 3-5 visits per week
Occurrence: Weekdays and weekends
Trip Generation Assumptions: ITE Land Use Code 495 Recreational Community Center was used to
calculate the expected trips due to membership only. While the ITE rates are based on few studies,
this land use is the most appropriate for the membership programming of the facility. Membership,
rather than square footage, was used as the independent variable. As noted above, there are few
studies for this land use, however, the trip estimates based on the use appear reasonable in the
absence of any other data.
Athletic Rentals —.Turf Fields, Hard Courts, Cages, Multi -purpose Rooms,
These spaces will be available for rental by outside groups such as local sports organizations. It is
expected that five or fewer athletes per hour will participate with a coach with a maximum of 50
participants per day for each type of use (turf field, hard court, cages, etc.). It is anticipated that the
earliest rental will begin between 5:30 and 6:00 pm and end by 10 pm. Weekend rentals may occur,
but only when the facilities are not in use for tournaments.
Frequency: 340 hours/month or 85 hours/week, 50 athletes/day
Occurrence: Weekday evenings
Trip Generation Assumptions: No morning or weekend peak period occurrences. Three locations
would be in use at once during the afternoon peak period, therefore fifteen athletes and three
coaches would enter and exit the facility during the evening peak hour. Daily trips are based on 50
athletes per day and ten coaches per day (one coach for each group of five athletes) entering and
exiting the facility. The weekend daily trips are based on use of each of the four spaces by one group
of five athletes and a coach. Weekend peak hour trips are not estimated as this use will not occur
simultaneously with tournaments which will create the weekend peak.
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Space for Lease -- Sports Medicine Physical Therapy,Massage Therapy
Complementing the athletic uses within the facility, space is provided for lease by professionals in
fields such as sports medicine, physical therapy, and massage therapy_
Frequency: As scheduled by the professionals
Occurrence: Weekdays during the day
Trip Generation Assumptions: ITE Land Use Code 712 Small Office was used to calculate the number
of trips generated by the 2,250 square foot space. This land use code was chosen over 720 Medical -
Dental Office because the square footage of the office spaces for the Small Office use are similar
(5,000 square feet or less) to the space proposed. The average size of the spaces studied to develop
the rates and equations for Land Use Code 720 is 24,000 square feet, much larger than proposed.
Party & Event Rentals Community Events and Community Health Education Programs
Various spaces within the facility will be available for party and event rentals. These events will
primarily be birthday parties conducted in the Indoor Playground and Party Rental spaces on the
weekends with occasional everting activities on Fridays with a maximum of 30 attendees.
Frequency: 50 per/month or 13/week, 6/Saturday, 6/Sunday
Occurrence: Weekends and some Friday evenings
Trip Generation Assumptions: Only weekend trips were estimated as Friday is not a typical weekday.
Assuming 30 guests in attendance and that 1/3 of guests carpool 20 peak hour trips are expected to
enter and exit the facility. These trips were multiplied by six parties per day to determine the
weekend daily trips.
Youth Activity Programs — After Schoo!, Teen Pre-school and Academic Tutoring
After -school and teen programs will be offered for ten months during the year and pre-school will be
offered the entire year. The after -school program is expected to accommodate 50 students, the teen
program 30 students, and the pre-school 20 students. Students attending the after -school and teen
programs will be bused or walk to the facility from their respective schools. It is expected that the
after school and teen students will be picked up at 6:00 with a late pick-up option of 6:30.
Frequency: Daily during the week
Occurrence: Weekdays after school
Trip Generation Assumptions: The trip generation for the after -school, teen, and pre-school programs
are each addressed independently. The after -school and teen programs will function in a similar way.
Students will arrive directly from school on foot, bike, or via bus. For trip generation purposes 75%
of parents will pick students up by 6, within the afternoon peak period. it is assumed that three
teachers will administer the after -school program and two teachers will administer the teen program.
The trips generated by the teachers are included in the daily trips only.
ITE Land Use Code 565 Day Care Center was used to calculate the number of trips generated by the
20 student pre-school.
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S orts Conditioning & Instruction
These sessions may be provided on an individual or small group basis (five athletes) and will use a
variety of the spaces within the facility.
Frequency: 100 hours/month, 25 hours/week
Occurrence: Weekday afternoons and weekends
Trip Generation Assumptions: This program is an add -on to membership and therefore, may not
generate separate trips from membership. As a conservative estimate, these trips have been
assumed to be independent of membership trips. The weekday and weekend peak hour trips are
based on five athletes and one coach. The weekday daily trips are based on three sessions per day
and the weekend are based on six sessions per day.
Sports Tournaments
It is anticipated that one tournament will occur per weekend approximately half of the weekends of
the year. Half of these tournaments will be one day only. The games are expected to run 45-50
minutes regardless of the sport from 9am to 8pm on Saturdays and 9 am to 4pm on Sundays.
Frequency: 27 weekends per year
Occurrence: Weekends only
Trip Generation Assumptions: No weekday occurrences. Basketball tournaments at which two games
occur at once are the highest attendance and traffic generators. Each team has 10 players (for a total
of 40 players concurrently) and five referees/organizers will be present. Games occur hourly from
9am to 8pm (11 game times) and 50% of participants carpool. The daily trips are calculated assuming
that players do not leave the facility after every game, but rather, after every other game.
Sports Instructional Camps & Clinics
Instructional camps and clinics will be offered on the weekends only during the school year. The
clinics will last between 90 and 120 minutes and will not be held on weekends when tournaments
are hosted at the facility.
Frequency: 75 students/month, 19 students/week attending one clinic per week
Occurrence: Weekends during the school year
Trip Generation Assumptions: No occurrences on weekdays. One clinic per weekend with 20 athletes
and one coach will be held for a duration of 90 to 120 minutes. Given that the duration of the clinic
is greater than one hour only a portion of the trips will occur during the peak hour. It should be noted
that the trips estimated for this program are a conservative estimate and assume that all trips arrive
and depart during the peak hour.
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$torts Leagues
Adult sports leagues will be offered for both men's and women's basketball (year-round), volleyball
(winter and spring), and soccer (winter and spring). These leagues will compete later in the evening,
beginning at 7 or 8 pm after completion of the youth sports activities.
Frequency: Daily
Occurrence: Weekday evenings 7 pm or later
Trip Generation Assumptions: No weekday peak period, weekend daily, or weekend peak period
occurrences. During both the winter and spring season both soccer and either basketball or volleyball
league play could happen concurrently. Assuming 14 players and two referees per basketball game
and 24 players and two referees per soccer game a total of 42 athletes are expected to arrive and
depart the facility on a weekday, resulting in 84 daily trips.
Kids Day Camps
A ten -week summer kids camp program and five-day camps during the school winter and spring
breaks will be offered. These camps will be open to approximately 50 students in the summer and
25 students during the school breaks.
Frequency: Annually
Occurrence: Summer, Winter, and Spring Breaks
Trip Generation Assumptions: Traffic associated with the day camps is not included in this analysis as
it does not coincide with typical weekday traffic and camps will not occur on the weekends.
Advertising and Partnership with ACPS for Academic Programming
These services are not expected to generate trips independent from the programming above_
Advertising will be a source of revenue for the facility and partnership with the Albemarle County
Public Schools through other programs is part of the Crozet Sports Facility mission and vision.
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Trip Generation
The trip generation resulting from the assumptions outlined above is shown in Table 1 on the
following page. As noted in the table there are many time periods where the programming detailed
above will not occur and, therefore, will not generate any trips. These instances are noted with 'NA'
in the table. Based on these assumptions, the Crozet Sports Facility is expected to generate 820
weekday daily trips, 46 morning peak hour trips, and 228 afternoon peak hour trips.
Weekend trip generation is shown for weekends when the facility hosts tournaments and for
weekends when it does not. Weekends when the facility hosts tournaments are expected to generate
a higher number of daily trips compared to weekends when no tournaments occur at the facility.
However, the weekend peak hour trips are expected to be similar whether a tournament is hosted
or not. Based on these assumptions, the Crozet Sports Facility is expected to generate 688 weekend
daily trips when hosting a tournament and 457 weekend daily trips when no tournaments are hosted.
The weekend peak hour trips expected are 102 and 104 for tournament and non -tournament
weekends, respectively.
Comparison of Currently Approved Land Use and Proposed Crozet Sports Facility
Block 19 of the Old Trail Village is currently approved for a maximum of 90 residential units. Table 2
shows the number of trips 90 single family residential units are expected to generate based on the
ITE Trip Generation Manual for land use code 210, single family residential. As shown in Table 2, as
currently zoned, block 19 is expected to generate 944 weekday daily trips, 69 morning peak hour
trips, 92 afternoon peak hour trips, 889 weekend daily trips, and 94 weekend peak hour trips.
Comparing the trip generation for the Crozet Spots Facility to the current residential zoning for block
19, the Crozet Sports Facility is expected to have a similar traffic impact on a daily and peak hour
basis. The daily trips generated by the Crozet Sports Facility are less than those expected by the 90
residential units for weekdays, tournament weekends, and non -tournament weekends. Only the
afternoon peak hour trips vary notably between the Crozet Sports Facility and the residential use with
each generating 92 and 228 afternoon peak hour trips, respectively. The weekend peak hour trips
are very similar, varying by only ten trips.
It should be noted that of the programs expected to generate weekday afternoon peak hour trips
(athletic rentals, after school program, teen program and tutoring, and pre-school), the peak period
for these programs will occur late in the afternoon peak period, likely after 5:30 pm, consistent with
the commuter peak. A recent study of the intersection of Route 250 with Old Trail Drive found that
the afternoon peak traffic period occurs from 4:05pm-4:20pm, coinciding with the Western
Albemarle High School and Henley Middle School dismissals. While some trips will occur during this
period, the programs noted above generate 178 of the 228 afternoon peak hour trips and should not
coincide with the afternoon school peak period.
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Table 1: Crozet Sports Facility Trip Generation
Programs & Services
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unit
city
daily
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pm peak hour between
code
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4pm-6pm
Sports Facility Memberships
495
members
1400
288
In out
14
total
in out total
Athletic Rentals
NA
athletes
NA
120
12
NA NA
26
NA
14 18 32
18
Space for Lease
712
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36
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18 36
Party & Event Rentals
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA NA
4
2 4 6
Afterschool Program
NA
students
50
108
NA NA
NA
NA NA NA
Teen Programs and Tutoring39
NA
students
30
66
NA NA
NA
39 78
Pre -School
565
students
20
82
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NA
16
24 24 48
Sports Conditioning and Instruction
NA
NA
NA
36
NA NA
8 8 16
Sports Tournaments
NA
NA
NA NA
NA
6 6 12
Sports Instructional Cam
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NA
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NA
NA NA NA
Leagues
NA
84
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NA
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NA NATotals
820
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daily
peak hour
In
out
total
103
5
5
10
48
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
240
20
20
40
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
72
6
5
12
225
20
20
40
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
688
51
51
102
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NA
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240
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NA
20
NA
20
NA
40
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
72
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6
12
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NA
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42
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457
21
21
42
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NA
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52
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peak hour
In out total
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Attachments
ITE Land Use Code 435 Multi -purpose Recreational Facility Description
ITE Land Use Code 488 Soccer Complex Description
ITE Land Use Code 492 Health/Fitness Club Description
ITE Land Use Code 493 Athletic Club Description
ITE Land Use Code 495 Recreational Community Center Description
Crozet Sports Facility Features and Programming
Land Use: 435
Multipurpose Recreational Facility
Description
A multipurpose recreational facility contains two or more of the following land uses combined at one
site: miniature golf, batting cages, video arcade, bumper boats, go-carts, and golf driving range.
Refreshment areas may also be provided. Golf course (Land Use 430), miniature golf course (Land
Use 431), golf driving range (Land Use 432), batting cages (Land Use 433), rock climbing gym (Land
Use 434), and trampoline park (Land Use 436) are related uses.
Additional Data
The sites were surveyed in the 1990s and the 2000s in Oregon.
Specialized Land Use Data
A survey conducted in Pennsylvania in 1998 was submitted for an indoor race track facility
containing a go-cart racing track, arcade, laser tag, restaurant, and party function rooms. The trip
generation rates for this facility differ considerably from those contained in this land use. The site
gross floor area was 118,000 square feet. The counted vehicle trips were as follows:
235 on a weekday
• 28 during the weekday, AM peak hour of the generator
• 29 during the weekday, PM peak hour of the generator
20 during the weekday, PM peak hour of adjacent street traffic
• 277 on a Saturday
• 34 during the Saturday peak hour of the generator
Source Numbers
583, 611, 618
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Land Use: 488
Soccer Complex
Description
A soccer complex is an outdoor facility that is used for non-professional soccer games. It may consist
of multiple fields. The size of each field within the land use may vary to accommodate games for
different age groups. Ancillary amenities may include stadium seating, a fitness trail, an activities
shelter, aquatic center, picnic grounds, basketball and tennis courts, and a playground. Public park
(Land Use 411 ) is a related use.
Additional Data
Caution should be used when applying these data. Peaking at soccer complexes typically
occurred in time periods shorter than one hour. These peaking periods may have durations
of 10 to 15 minutes. To assist in the future analysis of this land use, it is important to collect
driveway counts in 10-minute intervals.
Time -of --day distribution data for this land use are presented in Appendix A. For the one site with
data, the peak hours for site trips on a weekday, Saturday, and Sunday were between 4:30 and
5:30 p.m., 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m., and 10:15 and 11:15 a.m., respectively.
The sites were surveyed in the 1990s and the 2010s in California, Colorado, Hawaii, Indiana,
and Washington.
Source Numbers
377, 519, 565, 722, 856, 908, 952, 956
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Land Use: 492
Health/Fitness Club
Description
A health/fitness club is a privately -owned facility that primarily focuses on individual fitness or
training. It typically provides exercise classes; weightlifting, fitness and gymnastics equipment
spas; locker rooms; and small restaurants or snack bars. This land use may also include ancillary
facilities, such as swimming pools, whirlpools, saunas, tennis, racquetball and handball courts, and
limited retail. These facilities are membership clubs that may allow access to the general public for a
fee. Racquet/tennis club (Land Use 491), athletic club (Land Use 493), and recreational community
center (Land Use 495) are related uses.
Additional Data
The sites were surveyed in the 1980s, the 1990s, the 2000s, and the 2010s in Alberta (CAN),
Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Wisconsin.
Source Numbers
253, 571, 588, 598, 728, 926, 95% 971
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Land Use: 493
Athletic Club
Description
An athletic club is a privately -owned facility that offers comprehensive athletic facilities. An athletic
club typically has one or more of the following: tennis, racquetball, squash, handball, basketball
and volleyball courts; swimming pools, whirlpools; saunas; spas: and exercise and weight rooms.
They often offer diverse, competitive team sport activities and social facilities. These facilities are
membership clubs that may allow access to the general public for a fee. Racquethennis club (Land
Use 491), health/fitness club (Land Use 492), and recreational community center (Land Use 495) are
related uses.
Additional Data
The sites were surveyed in the 1980s, the 1990s, and the 2000s in California, Connecticut,
and Pennsylvania.
Source Numbers
422, 571, 588
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Land Use: 495
Recreational Community Center
Description
A recreational community center is a stand-alone public facility similar to and including YMCAs.
These facilities often include classes and clubs for adults and children; a day care or nursery school;
meeting rooms; swimming pools and whirlpools; saunas; tennis, racquetball, handball, basketball
and volleyball courts; outdoor athletic fields/courts; exercise classes; weightlifting and gymnastics
equipment; locker rooms; and a restaurant or snack bar. Public access is typically allowed but a
fee may be charged. Racquet/tennis club (Land Use 491), health/fitness club (Land Use 492), and
athletic club (Land Use 493) are related land uses.
Additional Data
Time -of -day distribution data for this land use are presented in Appendix A. For the one general
urban/suburban site with data, the overall highest vehicle volumes during the AM and PM on a
weekday were counted between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 and 6:00 p.m., respectively.
The average numbers of person trips per vehicle trip at the four general urban/suburban sites at
which both person trip and vehicle trip data were collected, were as follows:
• 1.86 during Weekday, Peak Hour of Adjacent Street Traffic, one hour between 7 and 9 a.m.
• 1.69 during Weekday, AM Peak Hour of Generator
• 1.82 during Weekday, Peak Hour of Adjacent Street Traffic, one hour between 4 and 6 p.m.
i 1.82 during Weekday, PM Peak Hour of Generator
The sites were surveyed in the 1980s, the 1990s, the 2000s, and the 2010s in Alberta (CAN),
Arizona, Indiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Utah.
Source Numbers
281, 410, 443, 571, 618, 705, 719, 850, 866, 971
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Crozet Sports Indoor Facility
Location: Crozet (see parcel map)
Parcel Size: 9.76 acres
Building Size: 1st Floor- 59,300 sq ft
2nd Floor- 25,800 sq ft
Builder: R.E. Lee & Sons
Features
Main Turf Field
Size: 18,000 sq ft
Foyer/Reception Area
Size: 4,125 sq ft
Multi -Purpose Hard Courts
Size: 10,000 sq ft
Baseball & Softball Training Area
Size: 5,850 sq ft
Multi -Use Turf Field
Size: 5,850 sq ft
Sports Performance Training Area
Size: 5,850 sq ft
Locker Rooms
Size: 2,496 sq ft
Indoor Kids Entertainment Area
Size: 4,875 sq ft plus seating area
Student -Athlete Classrooms
Size: 1,875 sq ft
Sports Lounge Areas
Size: 4,500 sq ft
Event Rental/Additional Classrooms
Size: 1,250 sq ft
Rental Space for Lease
Size: 2,250 sq ft
Administrative Offices & Boardroom
Ample Facility Storage Areas
Ground Floor and Mezzanine Seating Areas
Multiple Stairwells and Elevator
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Programs & Services
Sports Facility Memberships
Rentals
Turf Fields
Hard Courts
Cages
Mufti -purpose rooms
Space for Lease
Sports Medicine
Physical Therapy
Massage Therapy
Party & Event Rentals
Kids Programs
After School
Teen
Pre -School
Sports Conditioning & Instruction
Sports Tournaments
Kids Day Camps
Advertising
Sports Instructional Camps & Clinics
Sports Leagues
Community Events
Academic Tutoring
Community Health Education Program
Partnership with ACPS for Academic
Programming