Registration for the summer program will open up soon. Watch this space and follow us on facebook.

If you have questions, please contact Coach Ladd at sarahladd05@gmail.com.

This is a developmental program for rising 3rd through rising 9th graders that starts after the 4th of July and meets once per week for six weeks. Athletes get to try many different events (high jump, long jump, sprints, distance, shot put, javelin) and move in groups according to grade. We end each practice with 4x100 relays. Kids of all ages LOVE this program.

Registration is currently closed. Please check with Coach Toleos to see if a spot is available by sending an email to aaron@toleos.com.

Did you know that one of the largest and most successful youth track and field programs in New England is right here in your own backyard? Our boys were #2 and girls #3 in the state last year, we qualified dozens of athletes for Nationals, and we even had one become an All-American! 

What events will your athlete be great at? Sign them up and we'll help them figure it out while they have a ton of fun with friends in a safe, supportive, and positive coaching environment.

Events include the 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000, hurdles, relays, long jump, high jump, shot put, discus, and javelin.

MULTI-SPORT ATHLETES WELCOME

We believe multi-sport athletes should NOT be excluded from the excitement of Junior Olympic competition or denied the opportunity to represent their school at the state championship. Athletes that play other sports but can train with us at least one day per week are welcome, as long as they commit to participating in our two biggest meets: the MA Middle School State Championship and the New England Junior Olympics Championships (see schedule below for dates).

EXPECTATIONS

Athletes are expected to compete in all early season meets where they have no conflicts and to prioritize the championship meets in June.

We welcome athletes of ALL abilities but expect them to train hard and to be ambitious.

While we pride ourselves on a supportive coaching environment, we are a competitive program focused on preparing athletes for local, state, regional, and national competition.

COST & ELIGIBILITY

Registration ($120) is open to athletes in the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades who live in any of the three Masco towns. 

USA Track & Field Membership ($30) is also required but that can be purchased later and we will provide details on the process. 

Uniforms ($46.50) are purchased separately and can be used for all of our programs (outdoor track, cross country, and indoor track). 

Full- and half-scholarships are available for those that request them.

PRACTICE DAYS

We are awaiting final confirmation but expect to practice Wednesdays and Fridays from 6:00PM to 7:30PM at the Masco track starting on April 7. There will be an optional training on a weekend day (probably Sunday 10 to 11:30am) on weekends when we do not have a meet scheduled.

MEET SCHEDULE (tentative)

NOTE: Regular season meets are generally on Sundays and in the afternoon, approximately 3pm to 7pm. Athletes arrive at different times depending on the start time of the events in which they're entered, and they may leave when their event is complete.

May 7 (Sunday)  - USATF Youth Meet #1
3pm start @ Gordon College, Wenham, MA

May 13 (Saturday) - USATF Youth Meet #2
3pm start @ Cranston High School, Cranston, RI

May 21 (Sunday) - USATF Youth Meet #3
3pm start @ Essex Tech, Danvers, MA

May 28 (Sunday) USATF Youth Meet #4
Location TBD

June 4 (Sunday) USATF Youth Invitational
Gordon College, Wenham, MA

June 9 (Friday) MA Middle School State Championship
7th/8th graders only and must achieve standard
Gardner High School, Gardner, MA

June 24th (Saturday) - USATF-NE Junior Olympic Championship
Fitchburg State University, Fitchburg, MA

--PROGRAM ENDS FOR MANY--

July 6 to 9 - USATF Region 1 Championship
Qualify by placing top 8 at New Englands
Craryville, NY

July 25 to 30 - USATF Junior Olympic Nationals 
Qualify by placing top 5 at Regionals
Hayward Field, Eugene, OR

Aaron Toleos, Program Director
aaron@toleos.com

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Spring Track and Field - A competitive program usually focused on grades 5 through 8 that starts the first week in April and goes through the end of June. Athletes compete in USATF meets culminating with the Junior Olympics New England Championships. Some athletes will qualify and choose to move on to Regional and National competition and participate in those meets during the month of July.

Summer Track - This is a developmental program for rising 3rd through rising 9th graders that starts after the 4th of July and meets once per week for six weeks. Athletes get to try many different events (high jump, long jump, sprints, distance, shot put, javelin) and move in groups according to grade. We end each practice with 4x100 relays. Kids of all ages LOVE this program.

Cross Country - A competitive program usually focused on 5th through 8th graders that competes against middle schools in the Cape Ann League. The season starts in September and ends with the USATF New England Junior Olympic Championship in early November, with a few kids moving on to Regional and National competition.

Indoor Track - A competitive program usually for 5th through 8th graders that starts in January and ends in March with the USATF New England Indoor Championship. We compete at major indoor venues like The Track at New Balance, Reggie Lewis Athletic Center, and Wheaton College.

If you are participating in spring track, cross country, or indoor, you will need a USATF membership. You do NOT need a membership to participate in the summer program.

1. Go to https://www.usatf.org/membership
2. Complete an Individual Youth Membership application and associate with our club: "BAA Masconomet" when the option appears in the process
3. Once you have an account, log into USATF Connect to upload a birth certificate for age verification.