Wheaton Park District Athletic Leagues & Youth Sports Programs

Wheaton Park District Athletic Leagues & Youth Sports Programs includes soccer, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, lacrosse, martial arts, tennis, baseball and softball, summer camps, school days off, wrestling, and cheerleading. The program’s main goal is to have FUN, and it emphasizes fun, sportsmanship, and skill development. The league does not keep score.

Programs

• Soccer — Find your passion for passing, shooting, and dribbling while gaining coordination and balance.
• Volleyball — Bump, set, and serve your way through the basics of volleyball.
• Basketball — Get familiar with passing, shooting, and dribbling.
• Gymnastics — Whether you prefer to twist, leap, or glide your way across the gym, our gymnastics classes are designed with you in mind.
• Lacrosse — Challenge your range of lacrosse skills through instruction on shooting, passing, and face-offs.
• Martial Arts — Whether your passion is Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Do, Kendo, Jiu-Jitsu, or Karate, any of our martial arts programs will provide dedicated instruction and education.
• Tennis — Develop hand-eye coordination and racket skills that will impress anyone on the tennis court.
• Baseball & Softball — Run the bases in various drills and activities that teach hitting, throwing, and catching.
• Summer Camps — Discover a new favorite sport while enjoying the warm summer days.
• School Days Off — Break out of traditional school and experience some of our unique athletic program offerings during school breaks and institute days.
• Wrestling — Get introduced to basic wrestling techniques through games, activities, and practices.
• Cheerleading — Cheer on your favorite team and learn all the best moves from all the best coaches.

About the provider

At this age level, participants play on elementary high nets and use softer volleyballs. Everyone is guaranteed to play an equal amount of time because there is no substitution; substitution is on rotation.

This league emphasizes skills, fundamentals, sportsmanship and fun. Coaches are asked to keep their comments on game day to a minimum. The behavior of parents, spectators and coaches can make or break a child’s experience. Please show good sportsmanship and offer only positive reinforcement. Please remember nobody wins or loses, because we don’t keep score.

Last updated August 24, 2026.