Ensworth's Futures Sports Leagues and Clinics promote a healthy approach to the pursuit of athletic experience and growth for our young athletes.
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Futures Basketball
Ensworth offers a Futures Basketball League for boys and girls in Grades K-5.
Lacrosse Clinics
Lacrosse clinics are a way of bringing elite coaches to youth lacrosse in Nashville. We provide boys and girls with a fun introduction to the sport where they can learn proper fundamentals and create a strong lacrosse community in Nashville.
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Junior Tennis Clinics
Ensworth offers beginner and advanced tennis clinics for boys and girls in Grades 1-12.
Soccer Clinics
Ensworth's Soccer program is designed to build skill, confidence, and joy in young players through engaging, purposeful play. Each session begins with ball mastery stations—focused on dribbling, turns, first touch, and creativity—giving players hundreds of touches in a fun, game-based environment. The 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 challenges develop competitive confidence, decision-making, and close control. Sessions finish with small-sided games (3v3 to 5v5), allowing players to apply their skills in fast-paced, player-driven situations.
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Kindergarten - Grade 5 (boys and girls)
Cost: 6 sessions for $150
Time: 8:30 - 10:00 a.m.
Dates: September 12, 19, 26; October 3, 10, 24
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Basketball Clinics
Students in Grades 6-8 are invited to join the Futures Middle School Basketball League. Every player will play one game per week, and teams will change each week. This allows us to keep games competitive and provide players the opportunity to work with different teammates. Rosters, game times, and court assignments will be emailed to parents each Thursday for the following week.
DETAILS
Boys Dates: Monday, October 5–Monday, November 2
Girls Dates: Tuesday, October 6 –Tuesday, November 4
Grades 6-8
Times: 6:30–7:45 p.m.
Location: Ensworth Frist Campus (7401 Highway 100)
Cost: $125
We believe children best develop through an organic exposure to athletics in free play outside or in a gym, as well as through an organized sport setting focused on fundamental skill development, positive experience, and appropriate competition. We encourage all kids who participate in our leagues to "practice" and play for fun outside on the playground, in the backyard, and on the asphalt as much as possible. Our leagues exist to promote exercise, positive relationship-building competition, and just plain fun. In upper elementary and middle school age groups, the leagues provide an opportunity for more serious competition, team teaching, and organized practice times.
Questions?
Oren Goldring
Director of Auxiliary Programs
Karin Prentice
Interim Math Teacher-MS; Aux Program Coord. / Assoc. Dir. of Leagues & Camps
Leagues & Clinics
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