Photo courtesy of 1859 Hoboken Base Ball Club / Facebook.
Warmer weather is just around the corner, and that means lots of recreation activities for Hudson County youth are officially open for registration!
Read all about it here.
This Hoboken Baseball Club Is Looking For Players
Interested in hitting homeruns? You’re in luck because the 1859 Hoboken Base Ball Club is looking for new players and wants you to join the team!
1859 Hoboken uses a cool technique to incorporate 19th century bats, balls, and vintage uniforms into their game. They play by the rules from 1865. The club is a great way to honor Hoboken’s baseball roots and join a travel team.
All ages and genders are wanted. For more information, you can contact [email protected].
Attention All Swimmers! West New York Pool Passes Are Now Available
West New York Pool Season 2026 Passes are now available to the public! The grand opening for open swim is May 23.
For Daily Passes:
- Weekdays: $7
- Weekends: $8
- Holidays: $10
Daily Pass For Non-WNY Residents:
- Weekdays: $25
- Weekends: $30
- Holidays: $35
Season Pass For WNY Residents:
- First Adult in Household: $99
- Each Additional Immediate Member of Household: $49
Season Pass Non-WNY Residents:
- First Adult in Household: $350
- Each Additional Immediate Member of Household: $200
West New York residents over the age of 62 can swim for free.
Calling All Weehawken Residents Interested In Doing Pilates!
Weehawken Recreation will be having weekly pilates classes for residents ages 16 and over every Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 6:50 p.m. from April 28 through June 23 at The Senior Nutrition Center located at 201 Highwood Avenue.
Class size is limited to 15 participants. You can register here!
Score A Touchdown With This Secaucus Flag Football League!
The town of Secaucus’ Flag Football Spring Season kicks off April 19 and runs through June 7 at Kane Stadium. The league is open for boys and girls in grades kindergarten through eighth grade. Registration is $60.
The six-week program will be held every Sunday starting April 19. There will be no sessions on May 10 and 24. Your child will be placed in a time slot anywhere between 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
You can register here.
St. Joseph’s School For The Blind Student Makes A Statement At Swim Meet
Last weekend, St. Joseph’s School for the Blind student, Raaghav, competed in the Special Olympics swim meet held at Middlesex and Union County Swimming Raritan Bay Area’s YMCA.
Raaghav swam the 25-yard freestyle. His school recognized him and his accomplishment in a Facebook post.
Know any local sports news we should include? Email Stella Accettola at [email protected]!
