YOUTH SPORTS — LAKE COUNTY, IN

Youth wrestling club with summer camps, feeding Crown Point High School.

Girls softball rec league.

Youth baseball rec league nonprofit.

Youth football and cheer rec league.

Youth lacrosse program.

YMCA aquatics facility with swim academy and competitive team programs.

Youth baseball rec league specializing in older age divisions.

Largest youth baseball program in NW Indiana with 3 turf fields, batting cages, and Bulldogs travel teams.

Youth flag and tackle football program ages 6-13 in Crown Point.

Volunteer youth lacrosse club for K–12 grades.

Municipal parks department running youth sports at Crown Point Sportsplex.

Youth basketball rec league with large volunteer board structure.

Sports management operator running youth NFL flag football league.

Chartered Little League youth baseball with large volunteer board.

Town parks department offering youth recreation programs.

East Chicago parks and recreation programs.

City of Gary parks, recreation, and aquatics programs.

City of Gary youth athletics and sports programs.

Municipal parks department running youth sports programs.

Volunteer youth baseball league, ages 4–16, Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth divisions.

Hammond recreation district runs citywide youth sports and recreation programs.

Youth baseball rec league.

Chartered Little League youth baseball.

Youth football and cheer rec league.

Youth baseball rec league with Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth divisions.

Hammond Optimist Youth Sports runs T-ball, baseball, and softball programs.

Municipal parks department coordinating youth sports affiliate leagues.

Nonprofit youth tackle football and cheer with spring and fall seasons.

Municipal sports complex with 20 volleyball courts, 10 basketball courts, indoor turf fields, and tournaments.

Youth baseball rec league for ages 13-19.

Girls softball rec league for ages 6-18.

Youth baseball rec league for ages 4-12.

Municipal parks department running youth basketball programs.

Youth football and cheer rec league for ages 5-13.

Youth soccer club with rec divisions from U4 through U14.

Youth wrestling rec league.

Youth soccer rec league for ages 3-14.

Girls softball rec league.

Chartered Little League youth baseball in Indiana District 1.

Municipal parks department coordinating youth baseball, softball, football, cheer, and soccer.

Youth football and cheer rec league.

Youth soccer rec league.

Nonprofit wrestling facility with age groups Pee Wee through Advanced, including girls.

Franchise youth sports league offering flag football and soccer ages 3+.

Pop Warner flag and tackle football, spring and fall cheer.

Youth basketball rec league serving Dyer, Schererville, and St. John.

Youth baseball rec league serving Lowell, Indiana, ages 13-16.

Youth wrestling club ages 4+ with girls division, feeding Lowell High School.

Recreation baseball and softball league for youth.

Municipal parks department running Merrillville Youth Basketball League and football programs.

Youth hockey association with learn-to-play, house, and travel teams.

Multi-sport facility with ice hockey, figure skating, gymnastics, and cheer.

Munster Babe Ruth Baseball plays at Community Park.

Girls softball rec league with public monthly board meetings.

Chartered Little League youth baseball with volunteer board.

Youth and high school hockey club with 50+ years history.

Municipal parks department coordinating youth athletics at Community Park.

Munster Youth Basketball, est. 1982, serves thousands of youth with games at Munster HS gym.

Youth baseball and softball rec league serving Merrillville with multi-division structure.

Junior League football and cheer program serving Northwest Indiana.

Regional youth lacrosse organization for K–12 grades.

Youth baseball league with rec and travel divisions, plus Challenger program.

Municipal parks department overseeing town youth athletics.

Indoor sports dome with youth leagues, tournaments, and rentals for baseball, soccer, and flag football.

Girls fastpitch softball league in St. John.

Town parks department coordinating youth sports programs.

Volunteer youth baseball league in St. John.

Catholic youth basketball league.

Multi-sport facility with tennis, gymnastics, and basketball.

Municipal parks department running youth sports programs.

Town of Winfield parks and recreation programs.

Wherever they play — tell it about your kid and watch it build their practice plans, drills, and game-day advice. Two minutes. No account.

Elite travel baseball and softball organization.

NorthWest Indiana Shockers youth travel baseball.

Youth club volleyball with U9 and U10 teams.

Only D1 All-Star Cheer program in NW Indiana serving NWI and Chicago south suburbs.

Travel fastpitch softball non-profit with teams ages 14U-18U.

USA Swimming competitive team, ages 5–18.

All-star cheer program offering competitive teams.

Premier youth volleyball club with multiple courts and college recruitment support.

Flash Baseball travel club, ages 8-18, trains at Athletic Performance Factory.

Girls travel basketball program.

Competitive swim club hosting the Brickie Bash meet.

Premier youth club volleyball program founded in 2012.

Youth volleyball club serving ages 5-14 with practices in Crown Point, Schererville, St. John, and Dyer.

Competitive youth soccer club with multiple travel teams.

Premier youth travel hockey program with A/AA competitive teams.

Munster Basketball Club offers travel and competition-level basketball for Munster players.

USA Swimming competitive club, ages 5–18.

AAU youth track and field club ages 5-18 competing at state level.

Northwest Indiana Sox travel fastpitch softball, ages 10U-18U.

Girls softball travel program.

14U fastpitch travel softball team.

BJJ and Judo academy for kids 5+ teaching Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo.

Recreational and competitive dance studio founded 2017 with comp program.

Franchise swim school offering year-round learn-to-swim instruction.

NWI's premiere athletic training facility with baseball lessons, camps, and turf rental.

Junior golf academy with Operation 36 and youth programs.

NWI cheer and tumble gym with class registration and competitive team info.

Martial arts and wrestling academy offering BJJ, Taekwondo, and kickboxing classes.

Basketball training and AAU hosting facility.

Indoor baseball and softball training facility with batting cages and lessons.

Sports performance training facility with age-based athletic programs.

Family-owned dance studio with competitive and national champion dancers in ballet, hip-hop, and acro.

Taekwondo and Hapkido martial arts academy.

Dance studio serving multiple NWI communities with classes and training.

Year-round wrestling academy with camps and national travel teams.

First Tee youth golf program with summer sessions, ages 7–17.

Boxing, Muay Thai, and BJJ facility with youth and adult competition training.

Hockey skills camp focusing on individual development, ages 6–15.

Youth track and field club organizing competitive events.

Gymnastics and all-star cheer facility with competitive teams and state/national titles.

Family-owned dance, tumble, ninja, and parkour facility with competition prep.

ATA-affiliated martial arts school teaching Taekwondo and Krav Maga for ages 3+.

Private soccer training with personal coaching, camps, and player evaluations.

WTSDA-certified Tang Soo Do academy serving entire NWI with youth, family, and special-needs programs.

Dance studio with performance program and competitive Troupe.

Speed and agility training with injury-prevention focus for ages 7-18.

USA Gymnastics member club with gymnastics, tumbling, dance, All-American Ninjas, swim, and preschool programs.

Wrestling training academy with camps and skill development.

Franchise intro-soccer program for young children with group classes.

Dance studio offering 9 styles including pointe and acro, with competitive team options.

Kickboxing, BJJ, and MMA facility with kids programs and full gym.

Indoor baseball and softball academy with 15,000 square feet of turf and eight cages.

Taekwondo and martial arts academy serving Highland, Griffith, Munster, Hammond, and Dyer.