Compare 16 local programs and providers, with direct contacts and official program information. Find a sport they want to try and a schedule your family can keep.
Browse leagues, lessons and clubs serving Bend. Confirm the assigned venue, current season and enrollment directly with the provider.
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01Basketball
Bend Park & Recreation youth basketball
The district offers basketball pathways from Bitty Ball through youth and middle-school programs. Ask sports information which current group fits your child’s grade and experience.
The district’s soccer options include Soccertots, kindergarten soccer and youth fall soccer. Compare the official offerings for the appropriate age or grade and the next enrollment window.
Bend-based soccer club with youth development and competitive teams. Ask the club about the appropriate age group, evaluation process, training site and season commitment.
Family fitness club with youth programs, camps and sport instruction. Contact the youth department about the child's age group, membership requirements and available sport-specific options.
Bailey's Sports / Central Oregon Gymnastics Academy
Bend sports organization encompassing gymnastics, tumbling, ninja, cheer and volleyball programs. Activities use different facilities; confirm the program's actual Bend location and class level.
Bend soccer club with recreational, junior-development, competitive and futsal programs. Contact the registration team to compare the right age pathway and its field or indoor location.
Youth and high-school lacrosse pathways for local school communities, including a boys' youth program. The site distinguishes fall, winter and spring offerings; check the current enrollment status before joining.
Community baseball and softball with published boundaries, division guides and financial-assistance information. Check residence or school eligibility and the league age chart before registering.
09Soccer · Basketball · Flag football · Lacrosse · Volleyball · Tennis · Swimming · Adaptive sports
Bend Park & Recreation District youth sports
Public youth sports include soccer, basketball, volleyball, lacrosse, tennis, swimming and adaptive activities. Use the district's current registration listings to confirm age groups, locations and availability.
Youth ice hockey organization with age-group teams and a published registrar and team-manager directory. Confirm skating prerequisites, equipment and travel expectations before selecting a team.
Little League baseball and softball with separate program officers and a Challenger contact for adaptive baseball. Review the local boundary and appropriate division with league staff.
Competitive swimming with youth training groups and a direct club contact directory. Contact the team to discuss an evaluation, practice group and current enrollment requirements.
Gymnastics center formerly known as OOA, with preschool, recreational and competitive instruction. Contact the Bend facility about age placement, available classes and any required assessment.
Bend martial arts and fitness instruction with children's training. Contact the school to confirm its current youth offerings, appropriate level and lesson schedule before joining.
Bend lacrosse provider with youth skills training and middle- and high-school opportunities. Displayed summer dates have passed; contact staff for the next training or league session.
Youth gymnastics, tumbling, aerial and acrobatics instruction in Northwest Crossing. The current youth page separates preschool and older-child classes; ask about the right class or evaluation.
Ask about uniforms, equipment, memberships, tournament fees and any resident or nonresident rates. Confirm the total before enrolling.
Where will we actually play?
Programs may use several fields or facilities. Confirm the assigned practice and game locations, travel expectations and pickup arrangements.
Can a beginner try it first?
Ask about an introductory session, skill placement, accessibility and support needs. The provider can confirm the current group and space available.
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