Huntsville Parks & Recreation holding fall sports signups

(City of Huntsville)

HUNTSVILLE — Registration is open for Huntsville Parks & Recreation’s fall youth sports, including flag football, cheer, soccer and volleyball.

Parks & Recreation organizes eight leagues throughout Huntsville: American, Continental, Eastern, International, Lakewood, Liberty, Metro and Northern. Parents or guardians can use the City’s virtual locator to find the closest league.

“Our fall sports are a wonderful opportunity for youths to enjoy the outdoors and our parks’ facilities through friendly competition,” said Parks & Recreation Director James Gossett. “We wish all our teams a safe, successful fall sports season.”

Continental, Lakewood, Metro and Northern leagues will host in-person registration on the following dates:

  • Continental League: The next two Saturdays (July 27 and Aug. 3) from 9 a.m. to noon at Brahan Spring Recreation Center, 3770 Ivy Ave. SW
  • Lakewood League: The next two Saturdays (July 27 and Aug. 3) from 10 a.m. to noon at Lakewood Community Center, 3601 Kenwood Drive NW
  • Metro League: Monday-Friday, through Aug. 2, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at James Lane Boys and Girls Club, 103 Abingdon Ave NW
  • Northern League: The next two Saturdays (July 27 and Aug. 3) from 9 a.m. to noon at Stoner Park, 3715 Bragg St., NW. Online registration is also available.

American, Eastern, International and Liberty leagues offer online-only registration. Visit the Youth Athletics page and click the “Leagues” dropdown menu under “Contact Your League” to find applicable links. If you’re unsure which league to contact, call 256-564-8026.

Volunteers are needed as coaches and sports directors. For information, contact Recreation Superintendent Scott Stapler at [email protected].

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