Hi-Five Sports - Bay Area Peninsula

Hi-Five Sports - Bay Area Peninsula offers a wide range of youth sports activities, including team sports classes, leagues, and camps. Kids can take part in programs such as Hi-Five Baseball, Hi-Five Little Ballers, Hi-Five Multi-Sport, Hi-Five Hoops League, Hi-Five School Break Camps, and a multi-sport summer camp that includes about 10 different sports a week. The program also offers birthday parties, after-school care, before/after school programs, an After School Club, Pre-K Enrichment, and the Jr Warriors 4 Girls weekly developmental basketball program for girls in grades K–5.

• Ages: 4–13 years old
• Schedule: Hi-Five Sports Camps are described as eight-week sports extravaganzas.
• Price: Refund Policy: Full refunds offered minus $50 processing; summer camp refunds end May 30th.

Hi-Five Sports - Bay Area Peninsula runs the Mid Pen Summer Camp Powered By Hi-Five Sports @ Sacred Heart and also offers programs at Hi-Five Sports Zones and local schools, parks, and community centers, including a brick and mortar Hi-Five Sports Zone location in San Francisco. Hi-Five Sports Zones are described as being designed specifically for children from preschool to 8th grade, with field sizes and hoop heights tailored for children and a mascot named Hi-Five Murphy.

Camps and all programs are led by experienced professionals who love working with kids. The organization states that it provides high quality youth sports experiences in a safe, well-equipped, and positive environment, with programs that focus on building confidence and inspiring personal growth. Its approach includes inclusive training, games, teamwork, entertainment, affirmative coaching, player encouragement, and the use of a sense of humor.

Hi-Five Sports - Bay Area Peninsula offers a multi-sport summer camp that welcomes campers of all abilities and immerses them in multiple sports, games, and healthy activities. The program emphasizes a belief in giving kids a break from technology and social media, with a focus on learning to live healthier lives and building self-confidence. Kids are explicitly taught the value of hard work, playing as a team, and winning and losing the right ways, with personal growth principles that include teamwork, respect, leadership, sportsmanship, friendship, loyalty, and family.

Hi-Five Sports Camp was founded in Northfield, Illinois, in 1990, with a second location launched in Chicago in 2000 and year-round sports programming beginning in 2006. Locations in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Menlo Park, California, launched in 2011, the first Hi-Five Sports Zone brick and mortar location opened in San Francisco in 2014, and the franchise system launched in 2015. The organization marked its 30th anniversary in 2020 and, as of 2022, reports 15 locations in 7 states, describing fun and fundamentals as a 30+ year tradition with Hi-Five Sports. It is described as the Peninsula’s one-stop-shop for youth sports entertainment since 2011 and provides team sports classes, leagues, and camps year round in Menlo Park, Redwood City, and Atherton, California.

Mid-Pen Sports NFP, associated with this program, states that it promises a fun and safe environment to learn and grow through various athletic activities, with a goal of enriching each child’s life with a love of sports. The mission includes encouraging students to try all sports, teaching them the fundamentals of good sportsmanship, and helping kids develop into confident teens and young adults. The program has been named the nation’s #1 youth sports entertainment franchise.

One testimonial from a parent named Stephanie states that she has been “blown away” by the camps attended and describes staff as extremely friendly, organized, and energetic, adding that her kids love coming and plan to continue for many years. Another parent, Nancy, states that the skills her children have learned on and off the court are things she could never teach them and describes Hi-Five as an integral part of the community. Early-bird registration is available for Hi-Five Sports Camp 2026.

Last updated June 17, 2026.