Clinics and Events
BCRD offers special events and clinics for youth throughout the year.
Futsal Fling!
Grab your teammates and lace up your brightest kicks for a weekend of face paced futsal. This lighthearted tournament is open to players 2nd grade – High School Seniors.
When and Where: Friday March 6th – Sunday March 8th. Round Robin Play
Who: Players in 2nd–8th grade
Divisions:
– 2nd and 3rd Grade: Boys, Girls and Co-ed
– 4th and 5th Grade: Boys, Girls and Co-ed
– Middle School: Boys, Girls and Co-ed
– High School: Boys, Girls and Co-ed
*At least three teams per gender are required to form separate divisions. If fewer than three boys’ or girls’ teams register, that group will be combined into a co-ed division.
Format: 5 v 5 Including Goalie. Each team must have between 6 and 10 players. Games will be two 20-minute halves with no stoppage time.
All teams are guaranteed at least three games.
Coaching & Officiating: Each team must provide a coach. Referees will be provided.
Cost: $175 per team
Youth Mountain Bike Clinic
Join us for a fun and supportive mountain bike clinic for riders ages 7–13! The clinic consists of three 2-hour sessions over the course of three weeks. Participants will be grouped by age and ability and will learn key skills based on the Fundamentals of Mountain Biking, including climbing, descents, cornering, and proper riding position.
All sessions take place at Quigley Trails Park and are led by Yadi Spangenberg of Wild Rockies Racing, with assistance from team athletes. Yadi is a passionate and experienced coach, holding Level 1 BICP skills certification, Level 3 USA Cycling Coach certification, and Level 3 NICA certification.
Build confidence, improve skills, and have fun on the trails!
Dates: Thursday, April 16, 23, & 30
Time: 4:00–6:00 pm
Ages: 7–13
Cost: $150
Quigley 5k Fun Run & Kids' 1-Mile
Join us for a fun evening of running at Quigley Trails Park on June 23!
Location: Quigley Trails Park
Date: June 23
Check-In: 5:00 PM
Race Start: 5:30 PM
Community 5K & Kids' 1-Mile Fun Run
The 5K course begins at the pump track at Quigley Trails Park, follows the dirt road to the pond, and returns on the singletrack trail.
Registration:
Pre-Registration: $15
Day-Of Registration: $20
Kids' 1-Mile Fun Run
Free for children ages 12 and under.
All 1-mile participants will receive a goodie bag.
All 5k participants will receive a hat while supplies last. The first 36 participants to register will receive a limited-edition Quigley 5K hat.
Bring your friends, family, and running shoes for a fun night at Quigley!
Champs Camp -Pickleball 101
Who: Boys and girls entering 3rd through 6th grade
When and Where:
- Hailey: Thursday, June 25, 9:00am – 12:00pm
- Sun Valley: Friday, June 26, 9:00am – 12:00pm
Registration: Open Now!
BCRD and the Wood River Pickleball Alliance are partnering to offer two one-day pickleball clinics for children entering 3rd through 6th grade. Camp includes three hours of instruction and a t-shirt.
Participants will learn the fundamentals of pickleball and have the opportunity to be coached by some of the valley’s top players, including Valley Club pro Matty. This is a great chance for kids to be active, build skills, and have fun!
Cost: $15
Beginner/ Intermediate Lacrosse Camp
Registration: Open Now!
Who: Grades 3–6
Dates: June 29th-July 2nd
Days: Monday - Thursday
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: TBD
Includes: 4 sessions • 3-hour trainings • Camp shirt • Skill development, drills & gameplay
Open to kids entering 3rd–6th grade (beginner–intermediate), this fun, high-energy camp will focus on learning and building lacrosse fundamentals. All equipment provided. Camp will take place within walking distance of the BCRD.
Cost: $125
Football Camp
Registration: Open Now!
Who: Grades 2–5
Dates: August 3rd- Aug 7th
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00am-11:30pm
Location: Wood River HS practice Football Field
Includes: 5 sessions • 2.5-hour trainings • Camp shirt • Skill development, drills & gameplay
The BCRD Youth Flag Football Camp is a one-week program led by former Division I player Robin Engelhart. This camp focuses on building fundamental skills in a fun, supportive, and high-energy environment. Open to boys and girls entering 2nd–5th grade in fall 2025.
Cost: $150
Winter Basketball Academy
Join Tanner Hazelbaker for three days of basketball skills training! Players will build confidence, develop their technique, and strengthen their understanding of the game through focused instruction, practice, and game situations.
Who: 3rd–8th grade boys and girls
Dates: December 21–23, 2026
Days: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Location: BCRD Gym
Cost: $75 per player
Includes: Three 75-minute sessions focused on basketball fundamentals and applying skills in game situations
Times by Grade:
- 3rd–5th Grade: 4:00–5:15 pm
- 6th–8th Grade: 5:15–6:30 pm
What to Bring: Athletic clothing, basketball shoes, and a water bottle. Please arrive a few minutes early so your player is ready to begin.
Volleyball Clinic
Discover volleyball and build new skills with BCRD’s three-week youth volleyball clinics! Led by a local volleyball club, a high school varsity coach, and volleyball athletes, players will learn the fundamentals through drills and games while building confidence and teamwork. No experience is needed!
Who: Kindergarten–5th grade boys and girls
Dates: January 5–21, 2027
Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays for three weeks
Location: BCRD Gym
Cost: $75 per player
Includes: Six 60-minute sessions focused on volleyball fundamentals, drills, and games
Times by Grade:
- Kindergarten–2nd Grade: 4:00–5:00 pm
- 3rd–5th Grade: 5:00–6:00 pm
What to Bring: Comfortable athletic clothing, gym shoes, and a water bottle.
Atkinson Park Fields
10th St towards Hemingway STEAM School off Warm Springs Rd in Ketchum, ID 83340
Keefer Park
2300 Moonlight Dr
Hailey, ID 83333
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