Spring Into Sports: Where To Sign Up And Play In Healdsburg

HEALDSBURG, CA — With warmer days ahead, it’s a great time to get outside and stay active. Around Healdsburg, many local leagues and programs are opening registration for the season. To help you get started, we’ve gathered a few resources where you can find more details and sign up — consider this a starting point as you explore what’s available in the community.

Youth Sports

Families in Healdsburg have several options when it comes to youth sports leagues and programs throughout the year.

Structured youth sports in Healdsburg run through the city’s Community Services department and other organizations.

Offerings include:

• Youth soccer (fall league)
• Swim team & aquatics (summer + some year-round training)
• Camps, clinics, and multi-sport programs (spring, summer, school breaks)

Registration for Junior Giants League is open. The program is free and fills up fast.
More info: mlb.com/giants/community/junior-giants-leagues

Healdsburg Little League baseball for girls and boys. The current season runs from Feb. 9 to May 20.
More info: healdsburgbaseball.com

Kinder Kickz Soccer offers an introductory soccer program for children 18 months to 8 years old including summer camps. Locations are in Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, and Windsor.
More info: kinderkickz.com

The Healdsburg Fútbol Club offers fast-paced 7v7 outdoor youth soccer for ages 8–16. Games begin 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday at Healdsburg Junior High. Summer session starts May 23.
More Info: instagram.com/p/DWmUtm8jDXG/

Sonoma County Premier Soccer Club in Healdsburg and Windsor offers camps, while the competive team operates year-round, from June to in May, when try-outs begin.
More Info: scpremiersoccer.com/programs

The Coach Sarna League serves Healdsburg and Santa Rosa areas. Sports include flag football (NFL FLAG) and soccer (MLS GO). Seasonal leagues play in the spring and fall.
More Info: thecoachsarnaleague.org

New dedicated pickleball courts are located at Healdsburg High School, with additional, multi-use courts at Giorgi Park. The City of Healdsburg periodically offers summer youth programs for 12-17 year olds.
More Info: healdsburgpickleball.org or parks@healdsburg.gov

The Sonoma-Marin county Boys & Girls Club offers after-school and summer programs that include recreational sports, gym activities, and organized games.
More Info: bgcsonoma-marin.org

Youth swim team options in Healdsburg include a summer program at the Healdsburg Swim Center, for ages 8-14, or comprehensive lessons for ages 6 months to 18 years. Year-round options include Parkpoint Health Club’s "Swim Force" program.

Adult Leagues & Recreational Sports

Adults looking to stay active can also find opportunities to play and connect through local leagues and recreation programs.

The Healdsburg Recreation Center organizes spring and summer adult soccer and softball leagues.
More Info: cityofhealdsburg.org/266/Adult-Athletics

The Healdsburg Swim Center is open for adult lap swims.
More Info: ci.healdsburg.ca.us/254/Aquatics-Programs

The Healdsburg Pickleball Club organizes pickleball events and practices. More Info: healdsburgpickleball.org

The City of Healdsburg also offers three locations for pickleball. More Info: cityofhealdsburg.org/1074/Pickleball

Parks, Recreation & Community Programs

Local parks departments and community organizations often offer seasonal leagues, classes and recreation programs for residents of all ages. Healdsburg's Community Services Department manages the city’s parks, open space areas, and recreation facilities. The department is responsible for providing quality, affordable recreational opportunities for residents of all ages. Check with staff for information about special events, community classes, senior programming,

However you choose to play, here’s to a fun and active spring around Healdsburg.

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