Sports are big in Pleasanton!
The City and local sports organizations offer a wide variety of sports for the young and young at heart. Unless otherwise noted, check the Activity Guide and Registration link to the left for more information on any of the listings below. Click here to jump to the Youth Sports section.
Click on this Sports Park Fields Map link for a location diagram of play fields. Please use your favorite web mapping feature for directions to Sports Park, 5800 Parkside Drive.
Click on this BMX Park link for information and operating hours of our popular riding track.
NEW! Sports Field Status Information
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Updates |
| Val Vista Fields |
OPEN |
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| All Other Fields |
OPEN |
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| *Fields Closed Due to Renovation/Maintenance |
The following fields have been shutdown for the remainder of the year and will not be re-opened until March 2009 due to early maintenance:
Sports Park SF #1,#3, #8, #11, & #12
Muirwood Park, Creekside Park, & Val Vista #4 (outside the gates).
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| Other Information |
This field status pertains to all City of Pleasanton Communtiy Parks (not neigborhood parks) and to all middle and elementary schools.
The current status message will be updated on days in question only and will list the date and time that the message has been updated. |
You can also call the Sports Field Weather Line at (925) 931-5360 to find out if your playing field has been closed.
For additional information on the field closure policy, please contact Mark Spiller by phone at 925-931-5345 or by email.
ADULT SPORTS
Badminton: You can drop in to play badminton on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings at Thomas Hart Middle School Gym during Open Gym hours. We also offer classes on those evening as well.
Basketball: The City offers an adult basketball program, with league play lasting 10-11 weeks. There are several men’s divisions, and a women’s division. You can also drop-in a play a pick up game during Open Gym hours.
Click on the Adult Basketball League link for current league standings.
Bocce: The City offers beginner and advanced divisions in its Bocce League. Courts are located at Centennial Community Park, next to the Senior Center.
Click on the Adult Bocce League link for current league standings.
Soccer: During Fall and Spring, the Pleasanton Adult Sunday Soccer League operates Co-ed, Co-ed Premier, and Co-ed Masters divisions. For more information, visit their website or call (925) 426-7277.
Softball: The City’s Adult Softball Program offers league play during Fall, Spring, and Summer. Games are held on Sunday-Friday evenings. Teams and individual players are welcome.
Click on this Softball Complex Rentals link for more information on renting fields for softball tournaments.
Tennis: The City’s Tennis Center offers 3 levels of adult lessons, as well as classes for skill development, such as reaching a particular rating, drills, improving your serve, return, lobs, backhand, topspin and underspin. We also offer Corporate Friday lessons, cardio tennis sessions. League play for doubles (ladies’, men’s, mixed) and singles challenge ladder are also offered. Courts are available on a reservation or drop-in basis for open play. Ball machines can be rented also.
Click on this
http://www.lifetimetennis.com/ link for more general tennis information. (Please note: You will be leaving the City of Pleasanton's website.)
Volleyball: The City offers an adult volleyball program with lower and upper divisions. You can also drop-in a play a game during Open Gym hours.
Click on the Coed Adult Volleyball link for league schedule and standings.
Golf: Callippe Preserve Golf Course us the City’s newest facility. In addition to regular course play, you can take golf lessons, practice at the driving range, buy golf equipment at the pro shop and eat at the clubhouse.
Click on playcallippe.com for more information.
YOUTH SPORTS
Badminton: The City offers a number of badminton classes for ages 7-17, and for all skill levels. Techniques, etiquette and sportsmanship of the game are taught.
Baseball: Youth baseball is offered by 4 different groups:
Please call or visit their websites for more information.
Basketball: Pleasanton Youth Basketball (PYB) offers youth in grades 1-12 the opportunity to play in competitive Saturday leagues during Winter. We also offer a pre-season clinic for players to prepare for PYB league play. The clinic emphasizes fundamental skills, as well as the importance of building teamwork, discipline, sportsmanship, and enjoying the game. For more information or registration forms, check the Activities Guide during the Fall season.
Football: Through the Mini-Football Stars program, kids from 3-6 learn the basics of passing, running and flag pulling, as well as get exercise, make friends, learn listening skills, develop teamwork and have fun.
Lacrosse: Pleasanton Lacrosse provides league play during Spring and Summer. For more information, visit their website.
Soccer: The City is proud to offer the Kidz Love Soccer program, which gives children ages 3½ to 12 the chance to learn basic soccer skills. Courses run for 6 weeks and are held at Amador Valley Community Park. For the younger set (ages 2-3½), we also offer Mommy/Danny & Me Soccer, which allows little ones to develop socialization and large motor skills.
Pleasanton Rage Girls Soccer Association (PGSA) and Ballistic United Soccer Club (BUSC) offer opportunities for further soccer skill development, as well as competitive play. For more information, visit their website.
Roller Hockey: Through the Mini-Hockey Stars program, kids from 3-6 are introduced to roller hockey equipment and techniques, as well as get exercise, make friends, learn listening skills, develop teamwork and have fun.
The City offers a recreational roller hockey program at Val Vista Community Park for kids in grades 1-9. All skills levels are welcome, and players will be placed on teams based on grade, skill level and experience. A pre-season clinic covering scrimmages, drills and fun games focusing on fundamentals is also offered.
Click on the Pleasanton Youth Roller Hockey League link for league rules, upcoming activities and schedules.
Tennis: The City offers a wide variety of youth tennis classes, such as motor skills develops for 3-6 year olds through advanced play and team workouts for teens and young adults. Our tennis camps offer opportunities for further skill development and match play. Beverages are provided for all tennis camps.
Volleyball: The City holds drop-in youth volleyball for kids in grades 5-9 on Fridays, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Harvest Park Middle School Gym. Cost is $2 per person, and is limited to residents only.
We also offer beginning and intermediate level classes. For ages 8-11, passing, setting and spiking skills are introduced. For ages 12-14, skills are further developed, and real game situations are taught. For more information on these volleyball classes, visit the Club VIP website or call (510) 396-4875.
CO-SPONSORED SPORTS GROUPS
The City of Pleasanton has a number of co-sponsored sports groups.
Below are phone numbers for those groups, and website addresses
(if applicable):
BASEBALL
Pleasanton American Little League, (925 )461-6542 www.pleasantonamerican.org/
Pleasanton Foothill Little League, (925) 417-5440 www.pfllonline.org
Pleasanton National Little League, (925) 974-8106 www.PNLLonline.org
Pleasanton Pony Baseball, (925) 600-7669, www.eteamz.com/pleasantonpony
FOOTBALL
Pleasanton Jr. Football League, (925) 277-8266, www.pjfl.com
SOCCER
Ballistic United Soccer Club, (925) 846-7168, www.busc.org
Pleasanton Adult Sunday Soccer, (925) 426-7277, www.pass30.net
Pleasanton Girls Soccer Association, (925) 209-9983, www.pleasantonsoccer.org
SOFTBALL
Pleasanton Girls Softball League, (925) 999-9819, www.pleasantonsoftball.org
LACROSSE
Pleasanton Lacrosse Club, (925) 998-5550, www.pleasantonlacrosse.com
