Raytown Sports
Adult Sports
Adult Tennis League
This league allows all of the friendly competition that you could want. Each match consists of six no-ad sets including one set each of men’s and women’s doubles and two mixed doubles sets. Colman Park is the home of the Tennis League. Matches start at 7:00 p.m. and run approximately 2 ½ hours. Refreshments and balls are provided by the Parks and Recreation Department. In addition, each participant will receive a free t-shirt. The cost of the league is $45 for a 10 week session.
Adult Tennis Lessons
These lessons are $50 for a five week session. You will learn the basic skills needed to play the game, the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. Lessons are on Monday evenings at 7 pm.
Heart of America Senior Softball (50+)
Heart of America Senior Softball is a Raytown based not-for-profit organization. They play at Colman Park. For more information contact www.hasskc.com.
Youth Sports
Youth Tennis – USTA
The Raytown Parks will be hosting the USTA 8 & under, and 10 & under tennis classes at Colman Park. This program utilizes different court boundaries and a slower ball to help kids develop their skills in tennis. Classes will be held Monday evenings at 6 pm for five-week sessions throughout the summer. The classes will cost $45 per participant. This is an excellent way to get your kids started off learning tennis skills the right way with equipment sized to help them enjoy the sport.
Raytown Youth Basketball League
The League was established for the purpose of providing a healthy, recreational program for young boys and girls, kindergarten through 6th grade, interested in basketball. The League seeks to teach fundamental basketball skills and techniques; provide fun, enjoyment, and game competition with responsible adult leadership; teach sportsmanship under all conditions; build minds and bodies through good, clean, sportsmanlike play and vigorous exercise; teach boys and girls the importance of teamwork; and encourage all participants to complete what they start.
Baseball-Basketball-Soccer-BMX
Raytown is fortunate to have several very good not-for-profit organizations providing youth sports for our kids. Because these organizations do such a good job, we choose not to offer competing and/or conflicting programs. We rely on them to run the programs that meet the youth sports needs in our community and they rely on us to provide some of the facilities they need to offer their programs. It’s an efficient relationship that serves our community well and saves lots of tax dollars as a result. The youth sports organizations are Raytown BMX and Raytown Youth Baseball/Softball Association.
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