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Latest programs and events added to our directory
KC Crushers Baseball
9U AA Baseball
KC Fire FC
Established in 2016 in Johnson County, Kansas, KC Fire FC is a collaborative soccer club committed to providing a high-quality and affordable playing opportunity for families. Our teams are led by experienced and credentialed coaches, many of whom have a child actively participating within the club.We are dedicated to fostering player development through a philosophy of team continuity, believing that sustained collaboration and challenge are essential for long-term growth. KC Fire FC aims to cultivate a safe and enjoyable environment where players can develop a comprehensive understanding of the game. The success of our approach is evident in the numerous KC Fire FC alumni now competing at various levels of college soccer.
Snow Flake Classic
Basketball Tournament hosted by Big Tymers Hoops
MLK Day Clinic
Camp Information: Registration begins 30 minutes before camp begins Players need to have clean gym shoes, basketball, and secure water bottle (Please have child's name on basketball and water bottle) Campers will be grouped by grade and will shoot at the designated goal height.
MAVS KC – Youth Volleyball Leagues & Programs (Kansas City)
MAVS KC provides year-round volleyball opportunities for youth players of various ages and skill levels, including competitive and developmental league formats. Their offerings are designed to help kids improve skills, build confidence, and enjoy playing the sport
Heartland Soccer
Heartland Soccer Association is recognized as the largest soccer league and tournament host in the United States. Our league and tournaments are held at the world class all-turf soccer facilities of SCHEELS Overland Park Soccer Complex, Swope Soccer Village, Compass Minerals Sporting Fields and GARMIN Olathe Soccer Complex. Our league embraces players of all skill levels, from recreational to premier-level teams. Annually, over 170 soccer clubs engage in spirited competition through the Heartland League, spanning Spring, Fall, and Winter leagues. With more than 3,450 teams and 55,000 youth players aged 9 to 19, numerous age groups feature up to 9 subdivisions, providing ample opportunities for players and teams to compete against similarly skilled opponents.
