How will you stay involved in sports?

Softball, soccer, flag football, basketball, golf, tennis, and hockey are some of the more common recreational leagues and tournaments. For something different, check local recreation departments for wiffleball, floorball, broomball, curling, and inner tube water polo.

Youth and recreation programs are always looking for volunteers as well as bigger events. Youth coaches, high school assistants, tournament coordinators, packet pickup, and course monitors are examples of some volunteer opportunities. If you are interested in getting involved and wanting to volunteer, there is often an opportunity for you.

Do you have a little bit of a thick skin? Why not try officiating? You can make extra money, stay involved in sport (it doesn’t even need to be your primary sport as long as you are willing to learn the rules), and become part of a new team.

Challenge yourself or simply sign up for a local fun run. Various races from Spartan obstacle course races to 5Ks and marathons to cycling or triathlon races exist all over the country and world.

Who is your favorite team? Is there a new sport that you want to learn more about or follow? A new sport is also an opportunity to pick a new team and fall in love with sports all over again!

This one deserves its own page, so that is what we creating. Check back soon to start exploring the many opportunities to work in sports.