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Registration for Fall Programs is now open!
View the Play Book, create your online account, and register today!  

RECREATION

Adult Programming

The Town of Stouffville offers a range of adult programming, including leagues, workshops and weekly programs. 

Leagues

             York Adult Hockey League Logo                      
The YAHL operates in the
Summer months with registration
opening again in January 2025      

       Stouffville Volleyball League Logo 
Stouffville Volleyball League

Weekly Programs

Are you interested in learning to play pickleball, but aren't sure where to start? If you've ever wondered what this fast-growing sport is all about, our "Learn to Play" sessions are for you. You will learn the rules of play and game etiquette while having fun with other beginners. All sporting equipment will be provided.

Summer Season at the Leisure Centre:
Leisure Centre Outdoor Courts

Mondays, July 8 - July 29
(with a rain date on July 30)
Register

Mondays, August 12 - August 26
(with a rain date on August 27)
Register

Fall Season at the Leisure Centre:
Leisure Centre Outdoor Courts

Sundays, September 22 – Oct 27
Register

Sundays, November 3 – December 15 
Register

Fridays, September 27 – November 1
Register

Fridays, November 8 – December 20
Register

Pickleball - Level 2 Drills

Are you interested in expanding your current Pickleball skills? You will learn the finer points of play and game etiquette while having fun with other intermediate players. Sporting equipment will be provided.

Fall Season at the Leisure Centre:

Wednesdays, September 25 – October 30
Register

Wednesdays, November 6 – December 18
Register

Pickleball - Level 3 Drills

Take your game to new heights with our Level 3 program where seasoned players can refine their skills and reach their full potential. Each session is dedicated to advanced techniques and strategies, ensuring you elevate your game with every play.

Fall Season at the Leisure Centre:

Wednesdays, September 25 – October 30
Register

Wednesdays, November 6 – December 18

Register

Stay active indoors. 

On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m., all are welcome to join at the Leisure Centre (2 Park Drive) 

  • Even surface, easy on the joints 
  • Walking poles provided with instruction on use 
  • Fitness staff on site to assist 
  • To protect the gymnasium floor, clean indoor shoes are required and strollers are not permitted

$3.25 per visit or $28.75 for 10 visits. 
$44.25 for a January 9 - March 31 season pass. 

Register. 

Rules of play

Our fun, recreational games are played using the buckets system. Upon entry, place your paddle in either the intermediate or beginner bucket. You will be allowed on the courts at the start time of the drop-In activity, as per the schedule. Monitors will assign the courts based on paddle order in the buckets. Each game will be played to a winning score of 11. When your game is finished, place your paddle in the appropriately labelled bucket (winner/loser and intermediate/beginner) and the monitor will assign the next group their court. You cannot reorganize the paddle order in the buckets.

Further details are posted inside the gymnasium.

Staff reserve the right to remove participants who behave in a disrespectful manner or do not abide by the rules.

Effective April 1st 2023, there will now be a $10 including hst non-resident fee for Pickleball drop-ins. Pickleball drop-ins will now require ALL attendees to provide identification with their address every time you purchase your wristband.  If you do not provide identification, you will be charged the non-resident rate.

Concussion awareness

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville offers league play for adults in a non-contact setting, but incidental contact during the course of play may occur on occasion. It’s important league players understand and recognize the risks associated with the sports offered at the Town and injury may occur. When it comes to preventing and recognizing concussion symptoms, the Town is taking a proactive approach to make our participants aware of the potential impacts.

Concussions are brain injuries caused by the brain moving inside of the skull. The movement causes damage that changes how brain cells function, leading to symptoms that can be physical (headaches, dizziness), cognitive (problems remembering or concentrating), or emotional (feeling depressed). A concussion can result from any impact to the head, face or neck or a blow to the body which causes a sudden jolting of the head.

For more information, visit Hockey Canada’s Prevention and Awareness Centre.

Accessible formats available upon request. Contact 905-640-1900 or customer.service@townofws.ca for assistance.
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