The Lansing Knights Youth Organization is a non-profit organization located in Northeast Philadelphia, whose purpose is to promote good citizenship and leadership qualities in the youth of our community, through example and adult supervision. We feel this aim can best be served by encouraging athletic participation in an organized, youth oriented sports program. We invite each parent to join the total effort. There is a place for all members who believe our motto “Yours in youth”.
Lansing Knights will be holding registration for youth hockey starting Wednesday May 16th and 23rd from 6:00 – 8:00pm, and Saturday May 19th and 26th from 11:00am – 2:00pm at the Lansing Club House. Cost is $35.00 per child. Youth hockey is for children 7-10 years of age – boys & girls. (more dates to follow) Tentative start date is: Tuesday July 10, 2012. Games will be played on Tuesday & Thursdays. For more information or questions, please email: info@lansingknights.com.
Lansing Knights will be hosting a summer soccer camp. We will be hosting a Morris and Wacker evening summer Soccer Camp – The dates of the Camp are: July 23 thru July 27, 2012. For more information please click the link for the flyer: Morris and Wacker brochure
Lacrosse | Girls grades 3-6
Lacrosse | Boys grade 5-8
Baseball | Travel Baseball for Boys ages 7–18
Softball | Travel Softball for girls | ages 7 – 18
In-House Coach Pitch | Coed, ages 5-6
In-House T-ball | Coed, ages 3-4
Sunday In-House Soccer | Coed, ages 3-4 & 5-6
If you can’t sign up online, we will have on-site registration available.
Currently Closed.
We are extremely happy to announce that we are now able to offer registration online. There will be a convenience fee of $5 for online registration but you will be able to do this any time!! :: Register Online
The goal of the Lansing Knights Youth Organization (“LKYO”) in particular and youth sports in general is for all the children to have fun. We, the Board of Directors of The LKYO wish for all the children to learn sportsmanship, improve their skills, make new friends, and strive to be the best that they can be. The LKYO has a responsibility to achieve these things in a safe, youth friendly environment. This Code of Conduct is the agreement between the parents, players and coaches. This document is the essence of our goals and objectives and thus, adherence to it is of primary importance. :: Read More