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Fort Bliss Youth Sports and Fitness offers team sports, individual activities, and fun fitness events, including soccer, baseball, basketball, football, cheerleading, track and field, gymnastics, and martial arts. The program also includes fitness challenges, Homeschool PE, Start Smart for ages 3–5, wellness activities, seasonal events, and volunteer coaching opportunities for parents and community members.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Youth Sports Plex open Monday–Friday with daytime and early evening hours
• Price: Fees section is listed as a topic: "Fees". No specific dollar amounts are stated.
Youth Sports & Fitness is open to children and teens ages 3–18, and participants must be registered with Child & Youth Services (CYS) and have a current sports physical on file. Special programs include Homeschool PE, Start Smart for ages 3–5, wellness activities, and seasonal fitness challenge events. Sports and programs can be registered for online or in person at Parent Central Services, and registration with CYS is required to access child care, youth programs, and family support services. Eligible families include Active Duty Military families, Department of the Army Civilian Employees and their dependents, Guard and Reserve on active orders, Retirees depending on installation policies, and Contractors if authorized by local command. The mission of DFMWR is to integrate and deliver Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation programs and services enabling readiness and resilience for a globally responsive Army.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Youth Sports Plex open Monday–Friday with daytime and early evening hours
• Price: Fees section is listed as a topic: "Fees". No specific dollar amounts are stated.
Youth Sports & Fitness is open to children and teens ages 3–18, and participants must be registered with Child & Youth Services (CYS) and have a current sports physical on file. Special programs include Homeschool PE, Start Smart for ages 3–5, wellness activities, and seasonal fitness challenge events. Sports and programs can be registered for online or in person at Parent Central Services, and registration with CYS is required to access child care, youth programs, and family support services. Eligible families include Active Duty Military families, Department of the Army Civilian Employees and their dependents, Guard and Reserve on active orders, Retirees depending on installation policies, and Contractors if authorized by local command. The mission of DFMWR is to integrate and deliver Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation programs and services enabling readiness and resilience for a globally responsive Army.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
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