Unlimited Sports Action Provides Unlimited Fun

Students didn't need to go away to have some fun over the recent February recess. Unlimited Sports Action provided a getaway for kids by holding camps and clinics throughout the vacation as it does during all school breaks.

"I have had tons of fun here," said four-year-old Rachel Braunshweiger. "I would love to come again next vacation."

Unlimited Sports Action provided activities for kids of all ages including baseball and softball clinics, turf time, flag football classes, lacrosse and soccer camps, batting cages, and the arranged private or group lessons.

Certain counselors were in charge of different activities that work well with their individual skill-set. "We played all different games throughout the week," said Brian Pascucci, a former high school baseball player. "Some focused more on skill, where others focused more on having fun. We played games like slide home and running bases, we had a scrimmage, and went in the batting cages. With the help of my co-workers, every kid was able to enjoy their time here."

Pascucci added, "It's necessary to make sure the kids have as much fun as they can have. We do that by giving them options here."

But everyone had their opinion on what they liked best. "Duck, duck, goose was my favorite because I got to slide home," said seven-year-old Erin Morrisey. The older kids seemed to enjoy the batting cages and scrimmage more. "My favorite was the scrimmages," 10-year-old Patricia Ganan said. "Mostly because my team won every time."

The kids had a great time, and at the end of the week many seemed eager to come back during their next vacation. Seven-year-old Teahgan Brosokas said, "I love softball! It's now my favorite sport."

Eight-year-old Nicholas Cherner said he was sad to leave at the end of the break because he had the time of his life. "I had an awesome time this week," he said. "This was a great vacation. I told all my friends and we can't wait until our next vacation to come back."