Sports and Adaptive Programs 

Sports and Adaptive Programs 

970-350-9477 | Sports@greeleygov.com

Greeley Recreation Sports provides camps, clinics and leagues year-round. Choose from adult, youth or adaptive programs. Our sports team loves watching people of all ages and abilities find their passion. Our programs encourage connection, health and fun for all. Join us for one of our programs listed below.

Sports Calendar

A variety of camps and clinics offered year round. 

Youth Sports

Our Youth Sports programs offer opportunities for ages 4-14 to play in organized camps, clinics and leagues. We structure our programming as positive and fun recreational opportunities. Our vision can be summarized in the ABCs below:

• Attempt – valuing effort over results.
• Belonging – creating an inclusive environment that promotes team spirit.
• Competition – promoting fair play and self-motivation.
• Development – encouraging personal growth and basic skill development.
• Enjoyment – fun is at the heart of every activity.

We encourage all families to review the Youth Sports Philosophy and Code of Ethics in its entirety.

All of our awesome sports league coaches are volunteers from the community. Interested in joining us? Check out opportunities to get involved.

Adult Sports

The City of Greeley offers a variety of adult sports leagues and clinics. Adult sports promote fitness, competition and engagement. Sign up for softball, volleyball, pickleball or basketball -- we have a spot for you!

Free agent sign-up is available for specific sports through our online store. Take advantage of early bird registration for discounts on team fees each season. For more information or questions, contact us at 970-350-9445 or sports@greeleygov.com.

Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation (AIR)

Our AIR program offers many opportunities for individuals of all ages with disabilities. Participants can choose from Special Olympic sports, unified leagues and other sports opportunities.

AIR offers the opportunity to compete in Special Olympic regional competitions. Special Olympic programs are geared toward individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Team sports compete as a unified team. IDD athletes and their non-IDD partners make up the teams. Games may work with rule changes that support all players, making gameplay fair.

If you are interested in being a partner or a coach, visit our Get Involved page for more information.

Fields and Complexes

The City of Greeley offers many top-notch sports complexes and fields for recreational play.

The Twin Rivers Softball Complex features a 4-field star design with restrooms. It is home to Greeley Recreation’s adult softball program, the second largest in the state. This location also hosts many tournaments throughout the year.

Greeley Recreation games take place at many parks in Greeley. These include locations like Monfort Park, Sanborn Park and many others. With 778 acres of parks, our city provides lots of space for outdoor play.