The Flower Mound Parks Board meeting on June 5, 2025, commenced with a report from the Cross Timbers YMCA regarding its youth sports programs, specifically focusing on basketball and volleyball. Athletic Supervisor Matt Chutchen introduced the presentation, highlighting the significant contributions of staff and volunteers in delivering quality experiences for young athletes.

Andrew Alvarado, the Associate Vice President of all sports for the Dallas area YMCA's, presented on behalf of Executive Director Jason Walter, who was unable to attend. Alvarado emphasized the YMCA's commitment to community engagement, noting their participation in local events such as the upcoming Fourth of July parade and Independence Fest.

In 2024, the YMCA's youth basketball and volleyball programs served over 2,100 children, fostering active participation and community ties. The volleyball program featured three seasons—spring, summer, and fall—encompassing 67 teams and 851 players, with a total of 469 games played. The program also benefited from over 1,500 volunteer hours.

The basketball program, which operated in summer and winter, included 139 teams and over 1,200 players, resulting in 973 games. This initiative utilized various venues, including Lewisville Independent Schools and Faith Lutheran Church, and garnered more than 4,000 volunteer hours.

The meeting underscored the YMCA's role in promoting youth development and community strength through sports, reflecting a successful partnership with the town. The Parks Board acknowledged the report and the positive impact of these programs on local youth.