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Worthington Youth Boosters
Volunteer nonprofit since 1951 serving more than 6,000 Worthington kids a year in twelve sports.
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Why Worthington Youth Boosters why was this picked
Worthington Youth Boosters began in 1951 when parent volunteers formed the Cardinal Boosters, with baseball as the first sport, and took its current name after the school district added a second high school in the late 1980s. It now serves more than 6,000 participants a year across twelve sports. Recreational programs are open to children who live in or attend school in the Worthington district, while tryout programs set their own windows, with some travel tryouts held in May, July or August and a one-year commitment for many teams.
- Running since 1951
- More than 6,000 participants a year
- Rec play plus tryout travel teams
Know before you go
Worthington Youth Boosters is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving families in the Worthington school district in Worthington, and it ranks second on our best youth sports programs list.
Flag football runs for grades 1 to 6 with Sunday games, and tackle football for grades 5 and 6 plays in the Central Ohio Youth Football League. WYB supplies flag football equipment and tackle jerseys, helmets and shoulder pads.
- Parking
- Depends on the field; most games use Worthington school and park sites.
- Reservations
- Register online through PlayMetrics each season.
- Tip
- Fall rec registration opens June 1 for several sports, so mark the calendar early.
