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Sports events in New York

New York runs year-round adult leagues, weekend 7v7 tournaments and some of the deepest pickup basketball in the country.

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What is running in New York

  • Football — league nights, weekend competitions and open sessions across New York.
  • Soccer — league nights, weekend competitions and open sessions across New York.
  • Basketball — league nights, weekend competitions and open sessions across New York.
  • Running — league nights, weekend competitions and open sessions across New York.
  • Volleyball — league nights, weekend competitions and open sessions across New York.

Where New York plays

  • Randall's Island
  • Chelsea Piers
  • Van Cortlandt Park
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park

Listings show the exact venue, kick-off time, level and entry fee, so you know whether a session is a competitive league night or a relaxed drop-in before you commit.

How to get into a New York event this week

  1. 01

    Create your profile

    Add your sport, level and neighborhood so New York organizers can see you are a real player.

  2. 02

    Filter by sport and date

    Narrow the calendar to what you can actually make this week.

  3. 03

    Register or ask

    Enter as an individual or a team, or message the organizer if you need a spot on a roster.

  4. 04

    Post how it went

    Log the result in your feed so teammates and organizers invite you back.

Organizing in New York?

Publish your New York event free, take team registrations with complete rosters, and post live results from the sideline.

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