Sports & Leagues

We're excited to announce that the Adult Basketball League is back and set to run from Sept. 8 through Nov. 4, 2026

The Adult Basketball League offers both a 16+ Division and a 40+ Division. To be eligible for the 40+ Division championship, all players on a team's roster must be 40 years of age or older. Games will take place on select evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Morgan Family Community Center, located at 6207 W. Price Blvd. The team registration fee is $400. 

How to Register:
Team registration is accepted in person on a first-come, first-served basis and will remain open until Sept. 1 or all spots are filled.  Visit either of the following locations to register:

• Morgan Family Community Center – 6207 W. Price Blvd.

• George Mullen Activity Center – 1602 Kramer Way

Important Notes:

• Full payment is required at the time of registration to secure your team’s spot.

• Each player must read, acknowledge and sign the league rules (see below and provided for signature at registration).

• At the first game of the season, all players must sign the official team roster.

• Players under the age of 18 must have a parent present at the first game to sign a waiver. Participation is not allowed until this waiver is completed.

• Teams may have up to 11 players, with no more than 14 teams.

• For full league details, standings and more, please visit: NPABL.LeagueRepublic.com

League Rules & Information

The official basketball rules adopted by the National Federation of the State High School Association shall govern play with the following exceptions:

General Information:

•  Playing time will be 40 minutes, made up of two 20-minute halves of running time, with the clock being stopped the last 2 minutes of each half. If one team is ahead by more than 25 points the remainder of the halves will be a running clock.
  • Overtime- The overtime period will begin with a jump ball and is a 2-minute time period. If the game is still tied after 2 minutes another 2-minute time period will be played. If still tied, the game will go into sudden victory overtime with a team only needing 1 point for a victory.
• Each team will have 2 time-outs per half. Time outs not used in the first half will not carry over to the second half. Each team will be awarded 1 time out in overtime. Unused timeouts in regulation will not carry over to overtime.
• A team may begin to play the game with 4 players. If a player gets disqualified the team may continue to play with less than 4 players.
• Please notify the Recreation Coordinator if your team cannot make the game. Teams are required to give a minimum of one-week notice if they need to reschedule a game, there is no guarantee games will be rescheduled. Please note all schedule conflicts at registration. Otherwise team may be subject to forfeit. (A team shall be fined $20 for a forfeited game, payable by 5 p.m., the day before the next league game.) Forfeits will be called at 15 minutes after the scheduled game time.
• Unsportsmanlike conduct-including but not limited to, foul language, out of control tempers or unnecessary roughness-will not be tolerated. Please remember this is a recreational league. On and off court, you are a representative of your team. Please be respectful when playing or watching. Failure to comply with these rules may result in suspension or removal from the league

Schedules and Standings

•  Schedules will be sent to team managers and posted online. The standings and league statistics will be posted on the league website at NPABL.LeagueRepublic.com
• If a team has any schedule conflicts, please express that during registration. Request will be reviewed on a case by case basis but are not guaranteed.

Rules

• All players must check-in at the scorer's table prior to each game. This is how we will keep track of the 4-game minimum rule. If a player is injured, yet still attends the game, please check-in to count towards minimum. Doctors note may also be used to count towards minimum.
• Players wanting to enter the game as subs must kneel or sit down near the scorer's table and at no time block the scorekeeper's view of the game.
• If a player's conduct disrupts the game, the game will be stopped. The game clock will continue to run for the time it takes to resolve the issue.
• If at any time a player in the game is bleeding, they must leave the game until the bleeding has completely stopped and the wound is covered. Excessive blood on the uniform requires the player to change clothing.
• Consumption of any alcoholic beverage on City property is prohibited. Persons found in violation of this rule will be subject to citation and removal from the league.

Roasters

• Players may only be on one team roster.
• All players must be 16 years old or older before playing in their first game of the season. If a player is under 18, they must have a signed parent waiver on file.
• Players must play in a minimum of 4 games to be eligible for playoffs.
• Adding players that will not meet the 4-week minimum is at the discretion of the Recreation Coordinator and must be discussed prior to week 4.
• Roasters will lock after your team's 5th game, new players cannot be added after the 5th game unless unforeseen circumstances arrive, please see Recreation Coordinator.

Fouls

• The bonus is in effect on the seventh team foul and the double bonus is in effect on the tenth team foul. Technical fouls will be charged the same as a personal foul against the player and the team.
• Any player receiving five (5) personal fouls will be disqualified from the game.
• Any player receiving two (2) technical fouls in a game will be ejected from that game and required to leave the facility. That player will also be suspended from their team's next played game. Any player ejected from a game for fighting will be suspended for the rest of the season.
• Additionally, Suspended players cannot attend the team's next played game.
• Coaches or captains must remain in the coach's box. Referees may assess a technical if a coach or captain leaves the area of the coach's box.

Uniforms

• Teams must have similar colored jerseys/t-shirts with an easily visible number on the front or back. Multiple players cannot wear the same number(s). Each player without a similar colored jersey/t-shirt and/or numbered jersey/t-shirt will receive a technical foul upon entering the game.
• No duct tape or tape of any kind can be used as numbers on shirts. Numbers must be permanently attached to the jersey/t-shirt either printed on, stitched or ironed on.
• No jewelry of any kind is allowed while playing.

Tie Breakers and Seeding Process

• Playoffs will be single elimination with top 8 teams entering playoffs.
• Playoff seeding will be based on the following (if a tie, we will use the following to break the tie to seed the playoffs):
  • Record - We will be seeding teams first by best record, based on regular season standings.
  • Head-to-Head - In case of a tie it will be head to head - if the two teams have played each other, the winning team breaks the tie.
  • Season Points For -If the two teams have not played each other, we will count points scored throughout the season and the team who scored the most points will be given the higher seed.
  • Season Points Against - If both teams have the same points for the season, we will then look at points scored against the team and the team with the lowest amount scored against them throughout the season will be given the higher seed.
  • If that is also the same, we will have a coin flip to determine the seed.

Equipment and Facilities

• Players should bring their own equipment (hand sanitizer, water bottle, towels, etc.).
• Surfaces that may be contacted and shared by players
  • Staff will sanitize the basketball itself in-between halves.
  • Staff will sanitize the benches in-between games.

• Staff will have spare hand sanitizer readily available for teams.

All situations not specifically covered in the rules shall be acted upon by the Recreation Coordinator, and all such action taken shall be final

Level up your game through organized competition in the Esports Lounge. The Esports League gives players a safe, staff-supervised place to practice, compete and connect with others who share their interest in gaming.

Participants can sharpen their skills during reserved practice time, then put what they have learned to the test in tournaments. Along the way, players can strengthen communication, strategic thinking and decision-making while learning how to compete with teamwork and good sportsmanship.

The registration fee includes tournament entry and exclusive practice time in the Esports Lounge. Whether you are ready to test your abilities or want more experience playing in a structured setting, the Esports League offers a welcoming community where gamers can grow and enjoy the competition.

Grades: 6-12
Fee: $25 includes four (4) tournaments and practice time
Time: 5-6:30 p.m.
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price Blvd.
Practice Dates: Jan. 8, Feb. 12, March. 12, April 16
Tournament Dates: Jan. 15, Feb. 19, March 19, April 19
Pre-registration is required.

Build confidence, focus and skill on the archery range. Youth Archery offers beginner and intermediate classes in a supportive, safety-conscious environment led by USA Archery-certified instructors.

Beginner classes introduce the fundamentals, including range safety, proper stance, bow handling and shooting technique. Participants can practice at their own pace as they work toward hitting the target with greater control and consistency.

Intermediate classes give developing archers the opportunity to strengthen their form, refine their aim and build on skills learned in the beginner class. Each session provides guided practice designed to help participants become more accurate and confident.

All necessary archery equipment is provided. Pre-registration is required.

Ages: 10-17
Fee: $30 per session
Time: 5:30-6:15 p.m.
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price. Blvd.
Dates: select date below to register. 

Beginner Classes:

• Tuesdays, Oct. 20-Nov. 10
• Thursdays, Oct. 22-Nov. 12
• Thursdays, March 4-25

Intermediate Class:
Completion of Beginner class is a prerequisite for this class.

• Thursday, Sept. 2-23, 2027

Discover a new way to challenge your focus, coordination and accuracy through Adult Archery. Beginner and intermediate classes are offered in a supportive, safety-conscious setting led by USA Archery-certified instructors.

The beginner class introduces the fundamentals of archery, including range safety, proper form and shooting technique. Participants can learn at a comfortable pace while building the skills and confidence needed to hit the target.

The intermediate class gives returning archers an opportunity to strengthen their technique, improve consistency and take on new challenges. Instructors will help participants refine their form and continue progressing on the range.

All equipment is provided.

Ages: 16+
Fee: $30 per session
Time: 9-10 a.m.
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price. Blvd.
Dates: select the session to register. Pre-registration is required.

Beginner Session

• Jan. 7-28, 2027

Intermedia Session - Completion of Beginner class is a prerequisite for this class.

• Sept. 4-25, 2027

This class will focus on archery safety, skills and drills. Participants will learn archery form, range rules, shooting techniques, etiquette, scoring and competition. Minimum of eight participants. All equipment is provided.

Please call us to schedule your appointment at 941-429-PARK (7275). Must be at least 6 years old to participate. $5 per person, per class. 

Discover a new sport and build confidence through Intro to Sports. This four-week program introduces participants to the fundamentals of one featured sport through instruction, skill-building drills and games that put new abilities into action.

Each program session focuses on a different sport, giving participants time to understand the rules, practice essential techniques and improve from week to week. Activities emphasize sportsmanship, teamwork and individual player development in a positive environment where learning matters as much as the score.

Whether participants are trying the sport for the first time or looking to strengthen their basic skills, Intro to Sports provides an approachable way to stay active and enjoy playing with others.  

Pre-registration is required for each sport. 
Ages: 5-15
Fee: $45 per session, pre-registration is required for each sport. Select the appropriate age range to register.
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price Blvd.

Floor Hockey
Tuesdays, Feb 9-March 2

• Ages 5-9 from 6-7 p.m.
• Ages 10-15 from 7-8 p.m.

Pickleball
Mondays, July 13-Aug. 3

• Ages 5-9 from 6-7 p.m.
• Ages 10-15 from 8-7 p.m.

Pick up a paddle and enjoy a game of table tennis in a welcoming setting. Players of all skill levels can practice their technique, challenge others to friendly competition and build their abilities one match at a time. Beginners are encouraged to participate.

Drop in during available play times and bring your own equipment or borrow paddles and balls at the facility. Court and equipment availability may vary. Pre-registration is not required; dropin program.

Ages: 16+
Fee: $4/resident, $5/non-resident, or free for members
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price. Blvd.
Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Date: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Pickleball combines elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis in an easy-to-learn paddle sport played on a smaller court. Whether you are learning the basics or returning for another game, pickleball offers a fun way to stay active and connect with other players.

Court availability is subject to change due to scheduled programs, rentals or special events. Participants are encouraged to confirm availability before visiting. Pre-registration is not required; drop-in program. 

Ages: 16+
Fee: $4/resident, $5/non-resident, or free for members
Location: Morgan Family Community Center, 6207 W. Price Blvd.
Time: 9 a.m.-noon
Date: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday