Adult Sport Leagues and Tournaments in Concord

If you are looking for an activity to fill your time during the new year, check out one of these unique options in Concord! Get out, get active and get healthy all while having some fun!

Pickleball

The City of Concord is a hub for pickleball players both experienced and inexperienced. There are 14 lighted pickleball courts in the city for the public to play on during the morning, daytime and evening. The city offers classes, clinics, leagues and tournaments for anyone wishing to participate. You can find more information here. 

Pickleball is a game similar to tennis and is played with a paddle and a plastic ball. The game is simple to learn and challenging to master, but all are welcome to give it a try. Beginners often use courts in the evenings, while more advanced players tend to meet in the mornings.

Slow Pitch Softball

If you miss your glory days of high school baseball or softball, then joining a slow pitch softball team may be the right choice for you!  Concord has a league of teams that plays games all week at Willow Pass Park. Co-Ed, men’s and women’s teams are available at varying levels of competition. 

As the largest adult slow pitch softball league in the area, games are played throughout the week and available to everyone. Registration is available online here, in addition to all league news and updates. 

Bocce Ball

Bocce Ball is a popular leisure activity with many people, and Concord is a great place to play! The Concord Bocce Federation hosts many organized team events and tournaments. Teams can find scores, schedules and additional information on their website, and new players can register as well. 

There are courts available for open play at both Newhall Community Park and Baldwin Park, and they are first come first serve unless games are going on. Currently, there are no organized games for the remainder of the year, but hopefully play will continue in 2021. 

Virtual Recreation

The City of Concord also offers a number of virtual recreation opportunities via Zoom for participants of all ages. From Aloha Mind Math to Afro Beats Dance Fitness, there is something for everyone. To see a full list of classes and registration details, visit the Concord Parks and Recreation website.