City of Reno Summer and Winter Senior Games

We are not currently planning any summer or winter games at this time. 

SPONSORS:

Thanks to the generous businesses below who donated their facilities at no cost to support the senior games. 

The largest, newest climbing center in Reno! Programs offered: Climbing Instruction- Belaying, Movement Series, Lead Climbing Classes, and Private Instruction.  Yoga & Fitness- Yoga Classes & Group Fitness.  Youth- Drop-In Classes, Camps, and Youth Teams. Mesa Rim Website

Fly High Trampoline Park is nestled at the base of the incredible mountains of Reno, NV. We offer great family activities in the Reno/Sparks area. Our premier trampoline park will accommodate beginner to the most technical and seasoned jumpers. If you have an event or party to plan, we have several party packages to cater to your needs. Want the entire place to yourself? We can make that happen also.

Northern Nevada's only Prime dealer!  Reno's First and Friendliest climate controlled 30-yard indoor Archery Range.  High Desert Archery is a family owned business.  Our goal is to promote the sport of archery.  We offer several classes, clubs and shoots.

Reno Ice: The Jennifer M. O’Neal Community Ice Arena opened its doors in January of 2021 to an eager and welcoming community.  We are operated by The Greater Reno Community Ice Skating Association (GRCISA), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with the goal of promoting affordable ice-skating-related sports and recreation. 

The arena is a year-round, indoor, state-of-the-art facility.  We are currently operating one NHL size rink and actively fundraising for a second NHL size rink.  We are a full-service ice arena including, food concessions, skate sharpening, skate rentals, and a pro shop.

Reno Ice hosts many programs and events such as youth and adult hockey and figure skating programs, public skating, private lessons for figure skating and hockey, school field trips, homeschool skating programs, birthday parties, sled hockey, Reno Hockey Academy, and more to come. 

The team at Reno Ice has worked hard to secure funding for a scholarship program where no child will be denied the opportunity to play ice sports based on their ability to pay.  Thanks to the generosity of the Redfield Foundation, that mission has been accomplished and applications are being accepted for our scholarship program. 

The success of this state-of-the-art rink is due to the assiduity of a lot of people, most notably our board of directors: Joel Grace, Cameron Sorenson, Chris O’Neal, Dan Rowan, and Jamie Winter.  Without the hard work of these determined community members, we would not be enjoying the fun, competition, skill-building, and community building that this arena offers.

 Located just off of Highway 50 at 1860 Russell Way, the Multi-Purpose Athletic Center (MAC) is an 41,000 square foot indoor athletic facility that includes 4 high school basketball courts, 2 collegiate size basketball courts, 2 futsal courts (a form of indoor soccer courts), 4 volleyball courts, 12 pickleball courts, and a 1/8th of mile indoor walking/running track.

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