Sports
in San Antonio, TX

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You won't want your night to end at the amazing AT&T Center, a premier entertainment venue that hosts four anchor tenants: San Antonio Spurs, San Antonio Rampage, San Antonio Stars and the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. It has attracted a multitude of concerts, family shows, special events, and entertained more than 10 million guests through thousands of events.  

Renovations to the AT&T Center include all new seating with the installation of high definition televisions and LED signage throughout the arena. A new audio system and improved Wi-Fi capabilities round out the technology enhancements that help elevate and create a more immersive fan experience. There is something new for everyone at all levels at the AT&T Center.

(210) 269-4090

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Score a try with Alamo City Rugby Football Club that sponsors and plays the spirited game in true rugby fashion at Brook's Park, and are always looking for new players to join them. The Club provides a unique opportunity for men of all ages to learn the fascinating game of rugby, increase fitness, and enhance character. 

Alamo City Rugby FC also represents itself in many charity and community service events within San Antonio every year and accepts anyone willing to work hard and enjoy the game. They encourage and receive players of all experience levels from off the couch to off the pitch. 

Come out, pick up that oval ball and kick, carry and pass it and let the Club introduce you to the game. Learn what is meant when they say to you that the only pain in rugby is regret.

(210) 207-3663

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Remember the Alamodome when you visit San Antonio which stands as an architectural marvel with the amazing advantage of both a convention center and a dome without the drawbacks of either. The Alamodome is internationally known for the column-free design that makes it unlike other domed arenas in one key-telling way: you will find an intimate, close and human feeling there during attendance.

It is the preferred venue for many trade shows, massive assemblies, conventions, and concerts, basketball or hockey games and can seat up to 64,000 spectators for a typical football game and is expandable to hold 72,000 spectators, allowing the possibility of hosting a Super Bowl. 

(210) 660-7471

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Approach the mat of discipline at The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy, replete with world class black belt instructors providing jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, judo takedowns and wrestling classes for children ages 5+, teenagers and adults. Their philosophy uses the sport to increase the quality of life, learn about oneself and discover a creative way to interact with others.  

As a member of Brazilian Top Team, you can expect to learn how be tough, have discipline, care about your nutrition, work as a team, and help fellow teammates both on the mat and in life. 

Visit them today and receive a free introductory class. The hardest part is making it through the front door. See you on the mat!

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Encouragement and real inspiration are the hallmarks of Capitol Park Little League which is located in Northeast San Antonio and has been providing Little League Baseball and Softball for over 50 years.

Their goal is to continue providing high-level baseball and softball competition to the youth of the district, and a community experience for all players and their families. They continue to strive in providing a safe environment for youth to participate in organized sports. Little League Baseball and Softball have the real potential of building the foundations of building a strong community which is evident with every practice and every game. Join them to continue providing for our community for the future.

(210) 213-6952

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Spike it rich with the San Antonio Empire Volleyball Club formed to inspire and develop young female athletes to strive to compete at higher, progressive levels. At their website you will discover why they believe in the double hit of bettering each person both as an individual and as a team. Their constant focus is on making the girls better, teaching them how to ace and assist leadership and the fundamentals of the game. 

They are always looking to train new girls and welcome them into the power tip Empire family. Budding volleyball champions that you might know and recommend can look forward to a competitive club team, clinics, private lessons, experienced coaches, affordable fees and flexible payment plans. Discover the jump serve, pancake and floater while greatness is achieved through one of most entertaining sports around. 

(210) 226-1177

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Come and build a memory at Freeman Coliseum. The time has come for you and your closest friends and family to enter the Freeman experience with its complete remodel of new lights, sound, seats, food and drink concessions nestled in new facilities. Building life memories is the business of the Freeman Coliseum and Expo Halls from concerts to the rodeo to the circus to graduations. 

This landmark coliseum, sitting adjacent to the AT&T Center, has already hosted motor sports, bull riding, basketball, hockey, boxing and wrestling. Check out their website to see what exciting event is next on the calendar, and remember, there's no bad seat in the house.
 

(210) 444-5657

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San Antonio has its own professional soccer team which competes in the United Soccer League (USL), and is known to all its adoring fans as the San Antonio Football Club.

The team was awarded the thirty-first USL franchise in 2016, and is currently an affiliate of the New York FC. In total, the USL reaches a population of 75 million people, fueling the growth of professional soccer across North America. Recently, over $100 million was invested league-wide into stadium infrastructure to create venues that deliver an unforgettable fan and competitor experience. Check out the latest victories at their website and never miss an exciting match.

(210) 323-0181

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Complete an ace serve at the San Antonio Force Volleyball Club, a sports center on Starcrest off Wurzbach Parkway, where you can learn all aspects of competitive volleyball plus compete in events, practices, and camps on your own time.

They make learning the sport of volleyball fun and easy while accomodating everyone in sharing their spiking passion for volleyball with state-of-the-art professional instruction. 

Their space is perfect for hosting birthday parties, events, camps, clinics, leagues and tournaments. Highly-experienced trainers will teach you the proper techniques to be successful in your game. Regardless of your skill level, ability, or goals, you're sure to receive excellent service from their trainers who are committed to outstanding attention to detail. The nets await you!

(210) 823-2875

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Travel back in time to enter the Irish world of the San Antonio Gaelic Athletic Club established for the desire of promoting Irish sport and culture through the exciting sports of Gaelic Football and Hurling. The group seeks to foster a community that would keep those traditions alive while actively looking to recruit new players, supporters, and sponsors of all experiences, backgrounds and diversities.

The Club's men’s football team competes in the Texas League and plans to expande its women's football team while remaining active in San Antonio’s Irish community, often partnering with other cultural organizations working toward the common goal of spreading the Irish culture, intertwined with the histories and cultures of Ireland, Texas and Mexico. The Club invites all to join while lifting a toast wishing your home to be too small to hold all your friends. 

(210) 675-7275

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Discover San Antonio's only professional baseball team, named quite appropriately, the San Antonio Missions, a Triple-A affiliate of the Pacific Coast League and 13-time Texas League Champions. Named for internationally known and revered site of The Alamo, The Missions play their home games at Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium opened in 1994 with a total capacity of over 9,000.

On June 21, 2017, team owner David G. Elmore announced the relocation of the Missions Double-A franchise to Amarillo, Texas in 2019, where a new $45 million downtown ballpark will be constructed. The Double-A franchise will continue to compete in the Meanwhile, the Triple-A Colorado Springs Sky Sox will relocate to San Antonio in 2019.

(210) 310-9866

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Saddle up, pick up your wooden mallet at San Antonio Polo Club and be a part of bringing back polo to greater San Antonio. The Club seeks to give back to the city by promoting the sport of polo and having fun doing it!  Members receive exclusive invitations to SAPC events, an annual international match, social functions, various matches, and opportunities to make friends and build community. 

They provide public education, awareness, appreciation for the sport of polo, and opportunities for underprivileged children to learn horsemanship and develop skills to play polo and build their self-confidence. Your horse awaits at the sport of kings.

(210) 444-5554

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San Antonio Rampage is one of 30 hockey clubs in the American Hockey League. The games are fun and affordable for the entire family. Regular season games start in October through April and playoffs run through June.

(210) 562-3169

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Stomp your feet and bring it on with San Antonio Spirit, the newest facility to offer all-star cheer and competitive dance including various tumbling and dance technique classes for any athlete looking to better their skills.

Their focus is to provide a safe and understanding environment to ensure the athletes reach their highest potential, instilling strength, knowledge and integrity on the mat as well as in their everyday lives. They take noticeable pride in offering constant support and encouragement while ensuring all athletes are given the necessary tools needed to succeed.

Find your way over to their website to find out more about all-star cheerleading, dance and tumbling.

(210) 820-2100

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Prepare to be inspired by San Antonio Sports which is San Antonio's championing, non-profit sports commission whose heartening mission is to transform cherished lives in the community through the power of sport.

Since 1984, San Antonio Sports has recognized the link between healthy bodies and healthy minds and has labored each and every day to provide sports and fitness programs that inspire children and their families to live active, healthy lives.

Operating in nearly 300 local elementary schools with their highly successful Marathon Training Program and Challenge, the commission has introduced sport fundamentals to inner-city children by providing coaching, equipment, and nutrition and character-building formation for the whole family. Make a meaningful impact by sharing their vision, compassion and inspiration. Call them today.

(210) 444-5050

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Get in the presence of greatness and take in a San Antonio Spurs game at the AT&T Center. The Spurs represent San Antonio's only major sports franchise and are a huge force in professional basketball, winning four NBA championships, setting several NBA attendance records and game wins. Notable San Antonio Spurs players through the years include George "the Iceman" Gervin, David Robinson, and Tim Duncan.

(210) 504-7207

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Slam your way into the world of table tennis with the San Antonio Table Tennis Club, consisting of both males and females, spanning ages from 10 to 90+, and welcoming all ages of students; retirees and blue collar workers; business owners and executives; professionals and people like you. These exciting games are played seven days a week at the Alamo Gymnastics and Fitness Center located on Huebner Road.

Playing "ping-pong" in a much more professional and engaging way, this low cost sport offers a rare combination of recreational fun, friendship, camaraderie, competition, aerobic exercise, physical and mental conditioning and improved hand-eye coordination all in an indoor environment of air conditioned courts. Training and coaching are available. It's your turn to serve at the San Antonio Table Tennis Club.

(210) 832-9300

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Discover The Factory of Champions, a basketball, volleyball, multi-use court facility offering athletic youth formation and character development, located a quarter mile from the intersection of Loop 410 and Broadway. The sprawling property includes 2 NCAA regulation basketball courts, 4 volleyball courts, 2 sand volleyball courts and 12 basketball goals, all of which can be configured in a vareity of combinations.

The Factory has successfully manufactured a setting that includes volleyball-basketball-themed birthday celebrations, general court rental, services for recreational and corporate events, hosting men and women's recreational leagues, youth indoor soccer, camps, clinics, tournaments, and just about everything else that might be imagined. Come take a tour.

(210) 999-8222

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They're Grrreat! Trinity Tigers, that is, the sports teams of Trinity University in San Antonio. They participate in NCAA Division III and the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and are commonly recognized through the on-field presence and college antics of Lee Roy, the school mascot uniformed as a Bengal Tiger.

Trinity has consistently produced steady strong teams as evidenced by remarkable finishes in the Learfield Director's Cup recognizing the strength of athletic programs by division. 

In recent years, Trinity reached the national Division III playoffs in several sports, including football, women's basketball, volleyball, baseball, women's cross country, men's and women's track and field, and men's and women's soccer. In addition to team success, individual Trinity student-athletes have won a number of championships over the years that include men's and women's Lacrosse, Water Polo and Trap & Skeet. 

(210) 829-2722

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Be bold and begin a new era of intercollegiate athletics with The Incarnate Word Cardinals composed of 23 teams, including men and women's basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, and track & field. Men's sports include baseball and football. Women's sports include softball, synchronized swimming, and volleyball. 

The Cardinals compete in NCAA Division and are members of the Southland Conference. In addition to this impressive line-up, UIW also sent multiple fencers to compete in multiple NCAA Fencing Championships. The Cardinals made headlines when the University received a $250,000 donation from Methodist Healthcare System and Metropolitan Methodist Hospital which funded the installation of a new football field surface with concussion prevention infill in the Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium.

(210) 590-0350

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You have just slid into information about the San Antonio Amateur Softball Association which is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to organize, promote and further amateur softball in San Antonio.

Their mission is to provide a professionally organized and operated softball program for all participants that play in the leagues and all hosted tournaments. They offer the best experience year round in both recreational and competitive Men's and Coed Slow-Pitch Softball & Girls Fast pitch and is now responsible for Alva Jo, Kennedy & Koger Stokes Complexes in the immediate area. It's your turn at bat to come out and support USA Softball of San Antonio.

(210) 458-8872

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Beep! Beep! Make way for the UTSA Roadrunners, the collegiate athletic program that represents The University of Texas at San Antonio and who compete in the NCAA Division I Conference USA in 17 different varsity sports. They are the only college in San Antonio that competes in Division I FBS and is a participating member of the Western Athletic Conference. 

Here are some impressive stats rushing your way: the men's basketball team qualified for the NCAA Tournament four times in 1988, 1999, 2004 and 2011, while the women's basketball team qualified for the Women's NCAA Tournament in 2008 and 2009. There's more on the way from the rapidly accelerating UTSA Roadrunners.