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2022 Johnson Township Slo-Pitch and Soccer Registration Open Now JK to Grade 12Recreation is back baby!

With thanks, we are again partnering with Johnson Township for the delivery of youth Baseball, and Soccer programs.
Registration is due April 28th

Please contact the Plummer Township Office (705) 785-3479 or at info@plummertownship.ca  for a paper copy of the form, if required.
You can submit forms and fees to either the Plummer Township Office or directly to Johnson Township.

Swimming announcements may follow at a later date.

Please click on the link below in order to obtain the Slo-Pitch and Soccer registration form:

2022 Soccer Baseball Registration

No Baseball      Unfortunately baseball is cancelled for the 2020 season.

           The Township, however, is taking registrations for soccer and swimming  in the event that the Provincial Emergency restrictions  (as per March 30th – see below) is not extended beyond May.

You may access the registration form for soccer here and return to the office before May 30th – fees will be collected once it is confirmed that the programs will run;  swimming registration will become available at a later date.

Please continue to visit this website or contact the office for more details.

 

From the Province: (March 30th)

All Outdoor Recreational Amenities across Province Now Closed

This new order would close all communal or shared, public or private, outdoor recreational amenities everywhere in Ontario, including but not limited to playgrounds, sports fields, basketball and tennis courts, off-leash dog parks, benches, skateboard and BMX parks, picnic areas, outdoor community gardens, park shelters, outdoor exercise equipment, condo parks and gardens, and other outdoor recreational amenities. Green spaces in parks, trails, ravines and conservation areas that aren’t otherwise closed would remain open for walkthrough access, but individuals must maintain the safe physical distance of at least two metres apart from others. Ontario’s provincial parks and conservation reserves remain closed