Athletics 

The City of Frisco was recently named the "Best Place To Raise An Athlete" by Men's Journal. This recognition speaks to the outstanding vision, commitment and partnerships with our local youth and adult sports associations and our city’s professional sports teams.  In a given season, more than 8,000 games are played on the city’s top-notch athletic fields, thousands of visitors and spectators come to Frisco, and valuable life-long lessons are realized during each practice and every game.

Frisco Sports Council
The Frisco Sports Council is comprised of non-profit volunteer organizations that implement and manage several youth and adult athletic leagues, tournaments and programs for the community.  You have come to the right place if you or your child are interested in participating in a team or individual sport.  Find out why more than 15,000 Frisco residents align themselves with these nationally recognized youth and adult sports associations.   

The Parks & Recreation Department also offers a variety of youth athletic classes and camps throughout the year. These classes can be found in the  Frisco Fun Guide.

Adult Athletics
The Parks & Recreation Department offers a variety of athletic leagues for adults. Leagues are offered in softball, flag football, ultimate frisbee, tennis and kickball. For more information regarding adult leagues, contact C.J. Higginbotham at Chigginbotham@friscotexas.gov. 

Sports Facilities
The “On-Deck Circle” is a quality training area located at Harold Bacchus Community Park. Located adjacent to the park’s baseball/softball 5-plex, the training area includes four batting cages capable of pitching both baseball and softball at various speeds – all controlled by the batter. In addition to the batting cages, the training area includes four tunnels complete with nets, which make this area perfect for soft toss, live pitching & batting opportunities, and personal instruction.