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Blaine Youth Sports offers activities including Flag Football, Tackle Football, Volleyball, Cheer, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, T-Ball, Monday Night Youth Football Summer Clinics, Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp, BYS Tackle Football, BYS Flag Football, BYS Youth Cheerleading, and BYS Girls Volleyball. The Monday Night Youth Football Summer Clinics are free and held every Monday in June from 6–7:30pm at the BHS Football Field. The Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp runs July 6–7, 2026, at the Blaine High School Gym, with separate sessions for girls going into grades 3–5 from 9am to 12 noon and for girls going into grades 6–8 from 1–4pm.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal sports from mid-August through mid/end of October, plus June football clinics and a two-day volleyball camp in July; most games or sessions are on Saturdays or weekday evenings, with individual sessions typically 90 minutes.
• Price: $75 for the first camper and $40 for each additional sibling for the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp; $175 per player for BYS Tackle Football; $100 per player for BYS Flag Football; $175 per cheerleader for BYS Youth Cheerleading; $80 per player for BYS Girls Volleyball.
BYS Tackle Football runs from mid-August through mid/end of October with games on Saturdays, and all football equipment is provided except for shoes. BYS Flag Football also runs from mid-August through mid/end of October with games on Saturdays, and jerseys are provided for each player to keep. BYS Youth Cheerleading runs from mid-August through mid/end of October, with cheerleaders cheering on Saturdays and each cheerleader receiving a custom uniform to keep. BYS Girls Volleyball runs from mid-August through mid/end of October, and players receive knee pads and a jersey, with travel required on game days.
For the Monday Night Youth Football Summer Clinics, participants are asked to wear athletic clothing and sneakers and bring a water bottle. For the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp, participants are asked to wear proper sneakers (no flip flops, slides, or crocs), come dressed in athletic clothing, and bring a water bottle. Each camper at the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp receives a shirt.
Blaine Youth Sports is a non-profit organization that began in 2018. Before Blaine Youth Sports began, there was no consistent youth sports program in Blaine for kids younger than middle school, and the community relied on the Boys & Girls Club for youth sports. The mission of Blaine Youth Sports is to provide youth sports opportunities to grades K–8 and to develop youth at a young age so they can succeed at the high school level.
The leadership team includes Tackle Football Director Michael Jimenez, Flag Football Director Jordan Frump, Cheer Director Jancy Knudsen, and Volleyball Director Gail Rea. Blaine Youth Sports has no affiliation with the Blaine School District. The Summer Clinics are led by Blaine Youth Sports and the Blaine High School Coaching Staff. The Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District helps families in need pay for equipment or seasonal program registration fees for youth recreational programs, including those offered by Blaine Youth Sports. The Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp activity is provided by the Borderite Booster Club and is not sponsored by Blaine School District, and the Booster Club provides its own liability insurance and assumes responsibility for the conduct and safety of this activity and agrees to protect, indemnify, and hold harmless Blaine School District.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal sports from mid-August through mid/end of October, plus June football clinics and a two-day volleyball camp in July; most games or sessions are on Saturdays or weekday evenings, with individual sessions typically 90 minutes.
• Price: $75 for the first camper and $40 for each additional sibling for the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp; $175 per player for BYS Tackle Football; $100 per player for BYS Flag Football; $175 per cheerleader for BYS Youth Cheerleading; $80 per player for BYS Girls Volleyball.
BYS Tackle Football runs from mid-August through mid/end of October with games on Saturdays, and all football equipment is provided except for shoes. BYS Flag Football also runs from mid-August through mid/end of October with games on Saturdays, and jerseys are provided for each player to keep. BYS Youth Cheerleading runs from mid-August through mid/end of October, with cheerleaders cheering on Saturdays and each cheerleader receiving a custom uniform to keep. BYS Girls Volleyball runs from mid-August through mid/end of October, and players receive knee pads and a jersey, with travel required on game days.
For the Monday Night Youth Football Summer Clinics, participants are asked to wear athletic clothing and sneakers and bring a water bottle. For the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp, participants are asked to wear proper sneakers (no flip flops, slides, or crocs), come dressed in athletic clothing, and bring a water bottle. Each camper at the Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp receives a shirt.
Blaine Youth Sports is a non-profit organization that began in 2018. Before Blaine Youth Sports began, there was no consistent youth sports program in Blaine for kids younger than middle school, and the community relied on the Boys & Girls Club for youth sports. The mission of Blaine Youth Sports is to provide youth sports opportunities to grades K–8 and to develop youth at a young age so they can succeed at the high school level.
The leadership team includes Tackle Football Director Michael Jimenez, Flag Football Director Jordan Frump, Cheer Director Jancy Knudsen, and Volleyball Director Gail Rea. Blaine Youth Sports has no affiliation with the Blaine School District. The Summer Clinics are led by Blaine Youth Sports and the Blaine High School Coaching Staff. The Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District helps families in need pay for equipment or seasonal program registration fees for youth recreational programs, including those offered by Blaine Youth Sports. The Blaine Borderites Girls Volleyball Camp activity is provided by the Borderite Booster Club and is not sponsored by Blaine School District, and the Booster Club provides its own liability insurance and assumes responsibility for the conduct and safety of this activity and agrees to protect, indemnify, and hold harmless Blaine School District.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
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