Kids Sports Programs in San Francisco

Classes and individual lessons in sabre fencing for kids aged 7 and up, focusing on skill development, sportsmanship, and character building.

The RYC Youth Programs build fleets of young sailors, 8-18 years old, using current and effective curriculum, developing lifelong boating skills, self-confidence and respect towards others. The programs focus on sailing skills, seamanship and sportsmanship while teaching youngsters to care for their equipment. RYC offers learn-to sail fundamentals that develop into racing techniques and strategies.

We are a non-profit organization that is both a club and a league and have been serving the community for over 45 years. The club has both a Sports Recreational and an Elite Competitive Program. Players ages 4 through 19 can register for Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons, as well as Spring and Summer camps.

We are a non-profit organization that is both a club and a league and have been serving the community for over 45 years. The club has both a Sports Recreational and an Elite Competitive Program. Players ages 4 through 19 can register for Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons, as well as Spring and Summer camps.

Pacifica United Soccer Club (PUSC) is a premier youth soccer organization in Pacifica, CA. We are a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that supports over 400 youth players in Pacifica and surrounding communities. The youth are supported by volunteers (e.g., Board members, coordinators, team managers, parents) and professional coaches who are committed to the growth, joy, and success of every youth.

YMCA's youth sports programs empower kids to develop skills, foster friendships, and embrace teamwork through engaging activities. Participants enjoy friendly competition while staying active, ensuring a fun and enriching experience that promotes personal growth.

Free after-school tennis program for the Richmond community, open to kids of all skill levels.

Our program is designed to offer beginning and intermediate instruction, as well as team-level play. The program is directed by Berkeley native Carlton C. Jones and the Aztec Tennis staff. Mr. Jones is a USTA High-Performance Coach with more than two decades of experience.