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Latest Recreation News

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Oct 23, 2025

Meet Delaney Garcia: Programs Coordinator

A warm welcome back to Delaney Garcia!
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Mar 5, 2024

Home-Grown Staff: Celebrating Exceptional Talent with Key Staff Promotions

There's nothing we love more than sharing our success stories.
Thanksgiving Break Camps
Nov 9, 2023

Secure Your Spot for Thanksgiving Week Day Camps!

Halloween has come and gone, and now Thanksgiving is right around the corner. With kids out of school, it's the perfect time to plan ahead and secure a coveted spot for one of our exciting upcoming day camps. If you're on the lookout for a fantastic and safe way to keep your children engaged during…
Open House-July 29
Jul 26, 2023

Champions Club Welcomes You to the 2023 Open House and Family Fun Day!

The Champions Club family is thrilled to invite you and your family to a day filled with fun and excitement at the Champions Club Open House! Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 29, for a free morning of incredible activities. No passes are required! Join us from 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM and bring your little…
Park and Recreation Month
Jul 5, 2023

Celebrate Park and Recreation Month this July!

The City of Southlake's Community Services Department celebrates Park and Recreation Month this July with the theme “Where Community Grows.” This month plays a vital role in building strong, vibrant, and resilient communities through the power of parks and recreation.   Southlake’s Community Services Department boasts world-class parks and recreation professionals dedicated to helping our…
Meet Melanie
May 22, 2023

Meet Our New MOD, Melanie!

There are a lot of new faces at Champions Club, and Melanie Starkey, our new Manager on Duty, is one of them. Champions Club members know that the sleek black polos our MODs wear signify world-class customer service, and Melanie is ready to rise to the occasion. Melanie has a track record of outstanding customer…
Meet Melanie
May 22, 2023

Meet Our New MOD, Melanie!

There are a lot of new faces at Champions Club, and Melanie Starkey, our new Manager on Duty, is one of them. Champions Club members know that the sleek black polos our MODs wear signify world-class customer service, and Melanie is ready to rise to the occasion. Melanie has a track record of outstanding customer…
A Jiu-Jitsu Story
Jan 20, 2023

A Jiu-Jitsu Story

There’s nothing the Community Services Athletics Division loves more than hearing success stories from our programs. We recently received an incredible essay from one of our Jiu-Jitsu participants, Thomas Highsmith. Thomas recounts his experience moving to Southlake from Washington D.C. at eight years old and finding his home with Sensei George Weidenhof and the Southlake…
A Jiu-Jitsu Story
Jan 20, 2023

A Jiu-Jitsu Story

There’s nothing the Community Services Athletics Division loves more than hearing success stories from our programs. We recently received an incredible essay from one of our Jiu-Jitsu participants, Thomas Highsmith. Thomas recounts his experience moving to Southlake from Washington D.C. at eight years old and finding his home with Sensei George Weidenhof and the Southlake…
A Jiu-Jitsu Story
Jan 20, 2023

A Jiu-Jitsu Story

There’s nothing the Community Services Athletics Division loves more than hearing success stories from our programs. We recently received an incredible essay from one of our Jiu-Jitsu participants, Thomas Highsmith. Thomas recounts his experience moving to Southlake from Washington D.C. at eight years old and finding his home with Sensei George Weidenhof and the Southlake…