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Adult Leagues

The Sports Office coordinates adult leagues for men, women and co-ed in baseball, basketball, flag football, softball and volleyball.

Baseball
AIA/Federation of H.S. Rules with modifications.
Team Registration includes 15 players.

SPRING/SUMMER LEAGUE ONLY
Play runs April through July (16 games, double-elimination tournament)
Registration – February
Information available – January

Winter League
Play runs October through February (8 games, league & citywide tournaments)
Registration – September
Information available – August
Amateur Softball Association

Spring League
Play runs March through May
(12 games + double-elimination tournament or 6 game + double elimination tournament)
Registration – February
Information available – January

Fall League
Play runs September through November (6 games + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – August
Information available – July

Flag Football
NIRSA Flag Football Rules - w/modifications
Team Registration includes 15 players

Winter League Only
Play runs October through February (10 games + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – September
Information available – August

Volleyball
USA Volleyball Rules w/ modifications
Team Registration includes 12 players

Summer League
Play runs June through July (6 matches + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – May

Winter League
Play runs December through February
(12 matches + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – November
Information available – October

Youth Leagues

The Sports Office offers a popular summer and winter teen basketball program called Late Night Hoops which offers youth the chance to socialize and play in the evenings in a supervised and safe environment at four recreation centers.

Sand Volleyball
USA Volleyball Rules w/ modifications
Team Registration includes 12 players
Fall League Only
Play runs September through November (6 matches + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – August
Information available – July

Softball
ASA Sanctioned
Team Registration includes 15 players

Winter League
Play runs January through March (10 games – NO tournament)
Registration – December
Information available – November

Spring League
Play runs April through July
Fastpitch: 16 games + double-elimination tournament
Slowpitch: 12 games + double-elimination tournament
Registration – March
Information available – January

Summer League
Play runs July – August (8 games – NO tournament)
Registration – June
Information available – April

Summer Women's Fastpitch
Play runs May through July (12 game Double-header league + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – May
Information available – April

Fall League
Play runs September through November (12 games + double-elimination tournament)
Registration – July
Information available – June
All ages welcome

More Sports & Special Events
Tucson Parks and Recreation also offers varied aquatic and adaptive aquatics activities; tennis and racquetball at three tennis centers; and a variety of sports leisure classes, including gymnastics, martial arts, roller blading, soccer and ice skating.

Leisure Sports Classes/Camps
See City of Tucson-Parks and Recreation Program Guide & Class Catalog

Tennis/Racquetball
See City of Tucson-Parks and Recreation Program Guide & Class Catalog

Open Gym

Indoor courts are available for basketball and volleyball. Hours of operation vary by location. See City of Tucson-Parks and Recreation / Program Guide & Class Catalog for current hours at Clements, El Pueblo, Northwest, Randolph and Udall Centers

Senior Sports

Contact the Sports Office at:
200 S. Alvernon Way (South end of Randolph Center Complex)
Phone: (520) 791-4870
Fax: (520) 791-5820

Leisure Classes for Seniors

Senior Olympics
This annual sports festival attracts more than 3,000 athletes, ages 50+, during a 10-day span in late January. Events include: aerobics, archery, badminton, baseball, basketball, billiards, bocce, bowling, bridge, Canasta, chess, cribbage, croquet, cycling, Euchre, 500 Cards, golf, horseshoes, novelty field events, novelty swim events, Pinochle, powerlifting, racquetball, road races, shooting, shuffleboard, softball, swimming, table tennis, tennis, track/field and volleyball.

Registration information is available in November. Please call 791-5909 for more information.

Tour for Tucson's Children

This annual ride, run and walk benefits the Tucson SAFEKIDS Injury Prevention Program. The event is held on the morning of July 4^th. Nominal entry fee required. Participants receive t-shirts, and medals are awarded to all participants.

Previous schedule for Tour for Tucson's Children event:

Activity: Start time:
27-mile Challenge 6 a.m.
3-mile Fun Run 6:05 a.m.
6.5-mile Ride 6:45 a.m.
1/2-mile Kids' Ride and Fun Walk 8 a.m.

For more information, please call 791-4969. To register on-line, please visit www.active.com

Skate Parks & Rinks

The City of Tucson operates two skate parks:

Randolph Center Skate Park
200 S. Alvernon Way
Above-ground facility features street vertical props, rails and various ramps enclosed in 20,000-square foot asphalt complex. Site is not supervised. There is no charge for use. Hours of operation are limited; please call Randolph Center at 791-4560.

Purple Heart Skate Park
10050 E. Rita Rd.
In-ground facility features 8,000-square feet, with ramps and small bowl. Hours: 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Site is not supervised and there is no charge for use.

Two fenced roller rinks are located at Catalina High School, 3645 E. Pima St. Both rinks are available on a first come, first served basis, or you may make reservations by contacting 791-4873.