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The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department offers a wide variety of sports programs for all ages and skill levels. Whether you are part of a team or just an individual looking to take up a new sport, Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department can help get you in the game.
Girls Softball at Rose Mofford Sports Complex
Youth Fast Pitch Softball Leagues
The city of Phoenix offers girls fast pitch softball leagues and tournaments. Age groups are 10 and under; 12 and under; 14 and under; 16 and under; and 18 and under. Doubleheader leagues are offered in the spring, fall and summer.
Three tournaments are also offered each year. The Spring Fling (first weekend in March), the Firecracker (last weekend in June) and the Winter Wind-Up (first weekend in December).2010 Youth Fastpitch League Information
2009 Youth Winter Windup Information
The Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to resume field-based youth sports programs for the fall 2009 season! The non-competitive, instructional program will be held at 5 sites across the city and offer a limited selection of team sports for 5 – 10 years olds. Funding to restore this portion of the programming comes from the Phoenix Parks and Preserve Initiative which was approved by the taxpayers in 2008. A percentage of the PPPI funding is identified for use in supporting youth programs.
Racquetball
Mountain View Community Center offers racquetball for participants 16 years of age and older. Leagues run for 12 weeks and cost $40 per person. For more information please call Mountain View Community Center at 602-534-2500.
Karate
Karate is offered at various community centers throughout Phoenix for a variety of age groups. For a full list of karates classes check out our online registration page.
The Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to offer Adult Softball Leagues at our three Sports Complexes, Desert West, Papago and Rose Mofford.
Beginning in Fall 2010, league play will be conducted two seasons per year:
FALL – August through December
Spring 2010 Adult Softball League Flier
New teams who did not play in the previous season will be required to complete an Adult Softball Team Classification Form. Classification Forms are due in advance of General Registration by the established deadline. (Print off the form, fill it out and return by fax, mail, or drop it off at the address/location on the form.)
General League registrations are conducted on-line through PRO (Parks and Recreation Online) and are conducted on specified dates in the month preceding league play:
- Fall Registration – late July
- Spring Registration – early January
For specific league offerings and registration dates please view men’s, co-rec, and women's softball on-line.
League Format - Double-round-robin league play with a post season double-elimination tournament. These 9 team leagues play a double-header schedule. There are four game times per night with no new inning started after 55 minutes of accelerated play (each batter starts with a one and one count).
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League Fees - The team entry fees provide for direct recovery of costs associated with umpires, softballs, awards and field usage, along with a surcharge which helps offset some of the city’s costs of operating the program. Current entry fee is $585.00 per team.
LEAGUE RULES:
Rules not covered within the Citywide Softball Adult Softball Rules will be found in the current ASA rule book. It is the team manager’s responsibility to know and understand ASA and City League Rules, and to inform team members of rules and league requirements.
NOTE: Citywide Softball Rules were revised June 2009 based on recommendations from the Adult Softball Advisory Board and staff recommendations. NEW rules are denoted in blue, and rule CLARIFICATIONS are denoted in yellow.
Contact Information |
For further information on the Adult Softball Leagues please e-mail staff directly by clicking this link. |
The city of Phoenix operates various community centers throughout the city. Each community center offers its own basketball program. Basketball activities range from adult leagues, youth leagues, camps and clinics. Cost and registration procedures differ at each community center.
Please call the community center in the area you wish to play to get more information regarding basketball activities or use the web to check out these links:
Online registration for adult basketball
Online registration for youth basketball
Paradise Valley Community Center
17420 N. 40th St.
602-495-3777
Deer Valley Community Center
2001 W. Wahalla
602-495-3735
Desert West Community Center
6501 W. Virginia
602-495-3700
Sunnyslope Community Center
802 E. Vogel
602-534-5516
Longview Neighborhood Recreation Center
4040 N. 14th St.
602-534-6570
Mountain View Community Center
1104 E. Grovers
602-354-2500Rose Mofford Sports Complex
9833 N. 25th Ave.
602-261-8011
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The city of Phoenix operates various community centers throughout the city. Each community center offers its own volleyball program. Volleyball activities range from adult leagues, youth leagues, camps and clinics. Cost and registration procedures differ at each community center. Please call the community center in the area you wish to play to get more information reguarding volleyball activities or check out volleyball listings in our online registration area.
Paradise Valley Community Center
17420 N. 40th St.
602-495-3777
Deer Valley Community Center
2001 W. Wahalla
602-495-3735
Desert West Community Center
6501 W. Virginia
602-495-3700
Longview Neighborhood Recreation Center
4040 N. 14th St.
602-534-6570
Mountain View Community Center
1104 E. Grovers
602-354-2500Rose Mofford Sports Complex
9833 N. 25th Ave.
602-261-8011
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The city of Phoenix offers a wide range of tennis programs at community centers and local parks. These programs include leagues and lessons for both youth and adult. Lessons are provided for all skill levels from beginning to advanced. Cost differs at each location depending on the length of the lessons offered. For more information about lessons, court reservations or other tennis opportunities check out our tennis website or call the site at which you wish to play. Phoenix Tennis Center
6330 N. 21st Ave.
602-249-3712Rose Mofford Sports Complex
9833 N. 25th Ave.
602-261-8011Desert West Community Center
6501 W. Virginia
602-495-3700Mountain View Community Center
1104 E. Grovers
602-534-2500North East District
17642 N 40th Street
602-262-6696Central East District
South of Camelback, East of Central
602-256-3207
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Oakland Athletic's spring training facilities.
Maryvale Baseball Park3600 N. 51st Avenue
(602) 534-6449 VOICE
602-534-0097 FAX
Chris.Shaheen@phoenix.gov
Sports and Turf Management Division
(602) 495-5717 VOICE
(602) 262-5091 TTY
(602) 262-6100 FAXMaryvale Baseball Park is home to the Milwaukee Brewers during spring training
Municipal Stadium
5999 E. Van Buren Street
(602) 495-7240 VOICE
(602) 534-4498 FAX
James.Vujs@phoenix.gov
Sports and Turf Management Division
(602) 495-5717 VOICE
(602) 262-5091 TTY
(602) 262-6100 FAX
Phoenix Municipal Stadium is proud to be a host site for Major League Baseball's annual Fall League for minor league players. The Phoenix Devil Dogs kick off play at Muni each Oct. Over the years, the Fall League has been a proving ground for many successful Major League players.
During spring training, the Oakland A's call Muni home.
Papago Baseball Facility
1802 N. 64th Street
(602) 495-7240 VOICE
(602) 534-4498 FAX
James.Vujs@phoenix.gov
Sports and Turf Management Division
(602) 495-5717 VOICE
(602) 262-5091 TTY
(602) 262-6100 FAXLocated in Papago Park, the Oaklands A's use Papago Baseball Facility for their spring training.
