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Youth Programs

Roton Point has numerous youth programs to keep children active and busy during the summer.

Junior Sailing: Runs for seven weeks from the last week in June until the first week in August. Provides sailing instruction for beginners to the more experienced.

Swim Team & Dive Team: Currently the team swims and dives in division four of the Fairfield County Swim League. For the 2004 season there will be five meets scheduled along with division and county championships. Normally the season runs from the last week in June until the first week in August.

Senior & Junior Water Polo: 2003 was our first year having water polo teams. It was a learning experience, but a lot of fun for the children. We have already made plans for
2004 season.

Youth Camp: Our camp had its best year ever this season. Children ages 4 through 8 had a lot of fun with all of the new activities that were added. Children were allowed to attend swim team practice, given swim lessons and had the opportunity to play sport activities. Arts and crafts, music and drama were also part of the daily routine. Camp runs from the last week in June to the first week in August. Click here for the Hobie Herald, session 1 newsletter

Junior Tennis & Pee Wee: Tennis instruction was offered by our great tennis staff. Tennis Director Tom Wright limits class sizes to insure that each child is getting individual instruction. This season we actually added courts to try and accommodate every child. Clinics usually run from the last week in June until mid August. There are also private and semi-private lessons available for children.

Junior Tennis Team: Team tennis is also available. Matches usually are scheduled for Thursday afternoons.

Youth Social: Many events are run during the summer for children of all ages. From teen dances to family bingo. Fourth of July and Labor Day Beach and Pool games and the Family Campout night just to name a few.