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Adult Softball - Summer 2024Leagues include Men’s 18+ on Monday and Thursday evenings.  All games are played at Sycamore Valley Park and are scheduled at 6:30 p.m., 7:40 p.m., and 8:50 p.m. Each season runs 8 weeks plus 1 week of playoffs.Summer 2024 Softball Information (PDF)Softball Rules & Regulation (PDF)Softball Roster (PDF)

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Adult Basketball - Summer 2024Basketball Leagues are held in Spring, Summer, and Fall.  All games are played at Los Cerros Middle School Gym. Games are typically scheduled for Tuesday at 6 p.m., 7 p.m., and 8 p.m. There are 8 weeks of regular season play; plus 2 weeks of playoffs for top qualifying teams.Summer 2024 Basketball Information (PDF)Basketball Team Roster and Contract (PDF)Basketball Rules and Regulations (PDF)

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Adult Bocce Ball - Summer 2024Bocce Leagues are held in Spring, Summer, and Fall. The Bocce program offers leagues Monday through Friday evenings. Each night can accommodate up to 16 teams. All games are played at Sycamore Valley Park and start at 6 p.m. Leagues run for 7 weeks, plus 1 week of playoffs. Summer 2024 Bocce Information (PDF)Bocce Team Registration and Roster (PDF)Bocce Rules & Regulations (PDF)

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Los Cerros Gym is back open for rentals. On February 21, applications will be accepted on a first come first serve basis from March through May. Please note that applications turned in before the date and time listed will not be accepted.Sports Facility Use Application (E-Form)

 
 
 

Free Agent Registration InformationIndividuals interested in participating in the leagues are invited to join the Town of Danville's Free Agent list. This list is made available upon request of current team managers needing to fill spots. Free Agents may also be called on to create a new league team. To register as a Free Agent, please email Kylie Crandall. Please include your Full Name, DOB, Address, Best Contact Number and Preferred League(s).
FAQs • Where is Sportspark located?
Where is Sportspark located?	

Sportspark is located at: 250 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Sportspark is located on the Southern end of Roosevelt Island, on the East River between Manhattan and Queens. You can find us nestled in between the white tennis dome and the Cornell Tech campus. Click on the Google Maps link here for more.   

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What is Sportspark? 

Owned and operated by the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation, Sportspark is a 44,300 square foot athletic complex with a regulation size basketball court, ½ sized Olympic swimming pool, fitness center complete with a weight room, recreational room with several tabletop games and lounge-style seating, and a group fitness studio.   

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What are your regular hours? 

Monday thru Friday: 7AM – 8PM Saturday thru Sunday: 9AM – 5PM *Pool closes 15 minutes prior to facility closing time  

3.
What are your holiday hours?

Our Holiday Closures & Modified Hours for the year 2023 can be found here. 

4.
Where is Sportspark located?

Sportspark is located at: 250 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Sportspark is located on the Southern end of Roosevelt Island, on the East River between Manhattan and Queens. You can find us nestled in between the white tennis dome and the Cornell Tech campus. Click on the Google Maps link here for more.   

5.
Is there parking available? 

The roads surrounding Sportspark consist of metered public parking, Sportspark does not own or operate any parking lot nearby.  If you prefer to park your vehicle in a parking lot, there is a 7-floor metered parking garage far north of Sportspark, located at 688 Main Street.  To enter, when driving towards Roosevelt Island on the Roosevelt Island Bridge, make the first right turn off the bridge. The entrance will land you on the 4th Floor of the garage. 

6.
How can I get to Sportspark? 

Sportspark is accessible by the below methods: Car:     Driving over the Roosevelt Island Bridge and heading south on Main Street. Bus:    Take the Q102 to the Roosevelt Island Tram Stop and walk south.
How Do We Weigh Planets? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
Exponents!
The Earth’s mass is 5,970,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilograms. That is a lot of mass! Here is a shorter way of writing that big number: 5.97 x 1024 kg. That little 24 is called an exponent. An exponent of a number is how many times to use that number as a multiplier. So, in other words:
5,970,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 is the same as…
5.97 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10
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What is the mass of the other planets in our solar system?
The table below lists all the planets in our solar system in order from least massive to most massive. You can also find the mass of each planet in kilograms, and how the mass of each planet compares to that of Earth.

Planets (in order of least massive to most massive)
Mass(in kilograms)
Each planet’s mass relative to Earth

Mercury
3.30 x 1023
0.0553

Mars
6.42 x 1023
0.107

Venus
4.87 x 1024
0.815

Earth
5.97 x 1024 
1

Uranus
8.68 x 1025
14.5

Neptune
1.02 x 1026
17.1

Saturn
5.68 x 1026
95.2

Jupiter
1.90 x 1027
318

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Owned and operated by the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation, Sportspark is a 44,300 square foot athletic complex with a regulation size basketball court, ½ sized Olympic swimming pool, fitness center complete with a weight room, recreational room with several tabletop games and lounge-style seating, and a group fitness studio.   

2.
What are your regular hours? 

Monday thru Friday: 7AM – 8PM Saturday thru Sunday: 9AM – 5PM *Pool closes 15 minutes prior to facility closing time  

3.
What are your holiday hours?

Our Holiday Closures & Modified Hours for the year 2023 can be found here. 

4.
Where is Sportspark located?

Sportspark is located at: 250 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Sportspark is located on the Southern end of Roosevelt Island, on the East River between Manhattan and Queens. You can find us nestled in between the white tennis dome and the Cornell Tech campus. Click on the Google Maps link here for more.   

5.
Is there parking available? 

The roads surrounding Sportspark consist of metered public parking, Sportspark does not own or operate any parking lot nearby.  If you prefer to park your vehicle in a parking lot, there is a 7-floor metered parking garage far north of Sportspark, located at 688 Main Street.  To enter, when driving towards Roosevelt Island on the Roosevelt Island Bridge, make the first right turn off the bridge. The entrance will land you on the 4th Floor of the garage. 

6.
How can I get to Sportspark? 

Sportspark is accessible by the below methods: Car:     Driving over the Roosevelt Island Bridge and heading south on Main Street. Bus:    Take the Q102 to the Roosevelt Island Tram Stop and walk south. You may also take the free local Red Bus (available only on Roosevelt Island) south and get off at the Sportspark stop Train:     Take the F-train to the Roosevelt Island Subway station and walk south. Ferry:     Take the NYC Ferry to the Roosevelt Island Ferry Landing and walk south. Tram:     Take the Roosevelt Island Tram, located at 63rd street and 2nd Avenue in Manhattan, and walk south.
Middle School Sports Leagues | San Bruno, CA
Please note: Practice days and times are at the discretion of the coach and facility availability.• Supervision before and after practice is the responsibility of the registered participant's parent or legal guardian.• All enrolled participants will be placed on a team.• There are evaluation days that all participants must attend. Teams will be determined by evaluations. Team placement requests will not be granted..• The top rated players will be put on the "A" & "BB" teams. All other players will be put on "B" teams.• Eligibility must be cleared and will be monitored by school administration. There will be no refunds to students that become ineligible due to GPA or behavior.• Game dates and times will be decided by the N.C.R.L. Board of Directors. Game schedules will be distributed one week before games begin.

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Registration opening soon! Register online on our CIVIC Rec Registration Site.The San Bruno Middle School league will be sponsored and run by the San Bruno Recreation Division this  winter. San Bruno teams will play in the N.C.R.L., North County Recreation League, and may compete with teams from Millbrae, Burlingame, Hillsborough, South San Francisco, and Brisbane. This program is open to all students in 6th, 7th & 8th grade enrolled at Parkside Intermediate School, private schools in San Bruno as well as any San Bruno resident youth not attending a San Bruno Park School District School. The N.C.R.L. Bowling League season will be held weekly on Tuesdays from 4:30pm - 6:30pm  Feb 14-Mar 21 at Classic Bowl, 900 King Dr., Daly City, CA 94015. Once registered, participants can choose to form teams of either mixed doubles, mixed trios, or mixed fours depending on registration. Teams can be formed from combined cities. Friends can bowl with friends from other schools! 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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