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Community Youth Center
Corporate Backgrounder

The Community Youth Center (CYC) is a state-of-the-art sports and academic Center where youth ages 3 to 18 thrive in a dynamic and positive environment. A one million dollar gift from The K.H. Hofmann Foundation opened the CYC in September 1995 to provide such a place for the youth of Concord and the surrounding communities. Each year, the Center has continued to grow with more than 1,100 members participating today. The CYC offers 10 recreational programs, as well as an academic excellence center. Combined, these programs help members manage their time effectively so they can become even better students and athletes. More >


CYC Fact Sheet
CYC is different than other youth centers in that it is not a drop-in day care facility or an after-school youth meeting place... More >

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2009 Concord Cup Boxing Invitational
2008 Jr. Greco World Duals
Eighth Annual Amateur Boxing Show and Fundraiser Dinner
Racquetball’s Best Coming to Concord
2007 Concord Cup Media Alert -- August 1, 2007
Jr. Greco World Duals Media Alert -- May 15, 2007
CYC Fundraiser Boxing Show -- May 1, 2007
MAC Grand Opening Media Alert -- November 15, 2006
Concord Cup Media Alert -- October 1, 2006
CYC 2006 Golf Tourney Fundraiser -- September 11, 2006
Boxing Program Expansion -- July 15, 2006
2006 Jr. Greco World Duals Media Alert -- May 15, 2006
CYC 2006 Scott's Boxing Fundraiser, May 15, 2006

Key News Articles

Local Youth Boxers Can Take a Punch

Community Youth Center in Concord has produced some of the top fighters in Northern California.

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Key News Broadcasts
Newscast with Mr. "C"
March 2010

The CYC judo team brought home two gold and two silver medals from the San Jose Buddhist Judo Sensei Memorial tournament held on February 14 at San Jose State University. Gold medal winners: Westley Hart (5-0) and Anastasia Lobsinger (3-0); Silver medal winners: Adrian Gomez (3-1) and Jesse Hart (3-1). Athletes who demonstrated good effort were Katerina Obsinger, Wyatt Ochoa and Holden Ganch. This was one of the largest USA judo senior E-level point tournaments in the nation. There were 714 athletes, 591 competing in junior divisions. I wish to recognize both the pre-judo and regular recreational competitors for all their hard work at practice.
The judo team was also proud to participate in this year’s “Take Judo to Heart” tournament on Valentine’s Day, part of the proceeds being donated to the American Heart Association.
Judo Student of the Month is Katerina Lobsinger. Katerina, as well as her older sister, Anastasia, are new additions to the team. They are the darling daughters of a CYC alumnus. Once in a while, a young athlete walks into the dojo and shows tremendous energy and good work ethic and all the core values of CYC. It is a joy to watch Katerina learn quickly and throw her partners around with confidence in free-sparring. Katerina showed excellent courage and fighting spirit against more experienced and advanced opponents at her first tournament. Thank you for setting a good example for other students. Keep up the good work and keep smiling!
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