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Lincoln Youth Sports offers a range of organized activities, including Basketball League, Flag Football League, and Volleyball League. The program also includes Flag Football, Basketball, and Volleyball Clinics, as well as a Speed and Agility Clinic, Futsal Factory, Tennis, Challenger Soccer, Good Sport U Basketball, Kuk Sool Won, and National Academy of Athletics youth sports classes and camps.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
The City of Lincoln states that organized sports and camps assist in building self esteem, teamwork and development of the body and mind, and that its goal is to provide high quality programs for young people of all backgrounds in a safe and healthy environment. Lincoln youth sports programs enable registrations through TeamSideline, and families without an account can create one for free. Youth sports programs rely on volunteer coaches, and volunteers receive a program discount and can choose practice times, practice days, and players, with most volunteer roles requiring an 8 to 10 week commitment. The City of Lincoln offers scholarships for up to 50% of registration fees for programs to families in need, with an age cutoff of 18 years old to qualify, and these scholarship funds come from the Mayor's Cup Scholarship Fund, which is funded through proceeds from the annual Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament. Volunteering is described as a way to make a difference in the community.
Last updated March 11, 2026.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
The City of Lincoln states that organized sports and camps assist in building self esteem, teamwork and development of the body and mind, and that its goal is to provide high quality programs for young people of all backgrounds in a safe and healthy environment. Lincoln youth sports programs enable registrations through TeamSideline, and families without an account can create one for free. Youth sports programs rely on volunteer coaches, and volunteers receive a program discount and can choose practice times, practice days, and players, with most volunteer roles requiring an 8 to 10 week commitment. The City of Lincoln offers scholarships for up to 50% of registration fees for programs to families in need, with an age cutoff of 18 years old to qualify, and these scholarship funds come from the Mayor's Cup Scholarship Fund, which is funded through proceeds from the annual Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament. Volunteering is described as a way to make a difference in the community.
Last updated March 11, 2026.
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