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Youth Sports Programs
youth sports, grades k-5
The City of Malibu Community Services Department is proud to offer a variety of Youth Sports Programs to the Malibu Community. All sports are co-ed unless specified. A limited amount of programming is being offered due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Youth Sports Guidelines.
Fall
- Flag Football (Coed, Grades 2-5)
- Tennis (Coed, Ages 7-14)
Winter
- Itty Bitty Basketball (Coed, Ages 4-5)
- Basketball (Coed, Grades K-5)
- Tennis (Coed, Ages 7-14)
Spring
- Tennis (Coed, Ages 4-5)
- Basketball (Coed, Ages 4-14)
- Soccer (Coed, Ages 2-7)
middle school sports, grades 6-8
The City of Malibu Community Services Department has proudly offer a variety of Middle School Sports Programs to the Malibu Community, in partnership with the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, for the past 15 years. All sports are co-ed unless specified.
Select a sport below for updated program information.
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Dance & Cheer
- Surf
- Swim Team
- Winter Coed Tennis
- Spring Coed Tennis
- Spring Boys Tennis
- Outdoor Volleyball
- Spring Volleyball
- Water Polo
- Yoga
GIRLS SPORTS CLINICS
All Girls Sports Clinics are a part of the #PlayLikeAGirlMalibu initiative to increase female sports participation and leadership. All clinics are free to attend and designed for participants Ages 8-13.
Pre-registration is required at MalibuCity.org/Register
#Playlikeagirlmalibu
The City of Malibu Community Services Department launched the #PlayLikeAGirlMalibu campaign and invites individuals in the Malibu community to share their epic girls’ sports moments by incorporating the hashtag into their online posts.
The campaign aims to encourage girls of all ages not only to participate in the City’s wide offerings of youth sports classes, but to also provide a platform for girls’ sports programs to be highlighted in the community. The Department’s goal is to improve the representation of females in positions of leadership in sport and recreation.
Tips for Getting Girls Involved in Sports:
- Have Fun
- Start Early
- Set Goals
- Find a Role Model
Upcoming Girls' Sports Clinics
- Skateboarding - July 31, 9 - 11 AM
- Swimming - June 26, 10 AM - 12 PM
- Volleyball - August 7, 10 AM - 12 PM
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Loren Davis
Recreation Coordinator