The YMCA of Selma-Dallas County was happy to host Youth Basketball once again this year. This season was one for the books as we had a record number of participants. With 150 youth in our league, we had 18 teams competing for the title of Champion. 

The YMCA of Selma-Dallas County was happy to host Youth Basketball once again this year. This season was one for the books as we navigated through the challenges of COVID-19. Nonetheless, the season was a success and the kids had a blast!

The season ended on an intense note as all teams had the shot at competing for a spot to play in the Championship game. Through all the intensity, the Warriors claimed the victory for K-2nd Grade Division while the Eagles finished a perfect season with a Championship in 3rd-6th Grade Division.

The YMCA of Selma-Dallas County was proud to partner with the Selma Fire Department to host a Drive-thru style Christmas Toy Drive Giveaway at the Y on yesterday.

Those in attendance were greeted with a warm smile (behind a mask of course!) and a goody bag filled with cookies, cakes, candies and other Christmas treats. Along with that, attendees were able to pick up a toy to contribute to their Christmas!

The YMCA of Selma-Dallas County was proud to partner with the Selma Fire Department to host a Drive-thru style Christmas Toy Drive Giveaway at the Y on yesterday.

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Those in attendance were greeted with a warm smile (behind a mask of course!) and a goody bag filled with cookies, cakes, candies and other Christmas treats. Along with that, attendees were able to pick up a toy to contribute to their Christmas!

On Saturdya, our Youth Basketball League (YBL) kicked off to a great start! Children K-6th grade took to the court to show off their skills. It was a great kick off to the season as the gym was packed and the kids had energy out of this world! YBL will run until March when the playoffs are set to begin. 

While partnering with the Michael Johnson 93-90 Foundation, this year's Fall Festival was one for the books! Complete with a Kid's Zone with a train, Teen Hangout Section with a featured PS4 Gaming Tournament, and our Adult Zone with BINGO an dour VIP Tailgating Lounge, the Fall Festival had something for the entire family to enjoy. Local vendors were set up selling baked goods, sweet treats, clothing, jewelry and much more! We even had a nice photo booth area for families to enjoy. 

Summer Camp at the Y was fun filled and jam packed with activities from 7:30 am until 6:00pm each day. Children had the opportunity to maintain academics through math and literacy sessions. Activities included swimming, rec. sports, archery, arts & crafts, and plenty of SNOW CONES! 

Our Easter Egg-stravangza  focused on the spirit of Easter, welcoming community members to search for Easter Eggs, get their faces painted, tie-dye eggs, compete for the grand Easter basket, and take photos with the Easter Bunny at our Easter photo booth. 

Our Annual Father Daughter Dance took place again this year. Following the theme of Bow Ties & Tiaras, fathers and daughters enjoyed an evening filled with music, dancing, and refreshments. Adding a special twist to this years dance, participants had the option to visit various interactive stations including; a bracelet-making-station, cookie decor station, and get a take-home vintage Polaroid taken at our photo booth. 

Our Youth Basketball League kicked off early January. Participants competed in three different age brackets, K-2nd grade, 3rd-4th grade, and 5th-6th grade. 

The YMCA partnered with the Council of Substance Abuse (COSA NCADD) to host a youth paint party. Teens between the ages of 13-18 had the opportunity to learn the acrylic pouring style of painting. 

Community members had the chance to attend the Fall Festival, where they had the option to participate in games, win door prizes, and  take photos at our interactive photo display. Participants also enjoyed various vendors and food trucks, where they were able to shop for goods ranging from homemade jewelry and clothing, to food trucks, and more!