Parks Tacoma partners with Tacoma Dodgeball Association for Drop-in Dodgeball. Players of all skill levels are welcome to come to play 7″ foam coed adult recreational drop-in dodgeball every Sunday at People’s Community Center from 2-4 pm.
Parks Tacoma partners with Tacoma Dodgeball Association for Drop-in Dodgeball. Players of all skill levels are welcome to come to play 7″ foam coed adult recreational drop-in dodgeball every Sunday at People’s Community Center from 2-4 pm.
Winter League – A coed (mixed) turf league played on Saturdays across Seattle from January 3 – February 28. Teams play under 4:3 gender-matching rules, offering a casual, skill-building atmosphere with no standings or playoffs.
Annual mixed ultimate frisbee tournament held the first non-holiday Saturday in January, featuring 12 teams and kicking off the new year with food, beverages, and spirited play.
A Saturday mixed-gender turf league across Seattle using 4:3 gender-matching Gen-Zone rules. Designed as a casual preseason opportunity, teams play without standings or playoffs, focusing on improving skills and enjoying the game.
A one-day mixed-gender team tournament held at Magnuson Park, Seattle, on January 6, 2024. It features 12 mixed teams, hot food, and beverages, marking the first Ultimate event of the new year.
A free, coed pickup series for adult players (Masters, Grand Masters, and Great Grand Masters divisions) running January 7 – February 25, 2024, across various Seattle fields. Separate games are held for women-matching and men-matching players each week. A $10 donation to DiscNW’s scholarship funds is encouraged.
Emerald City Softball Association’s Fall Ball is a fun, non-competitive season perfect for meeting new people, improving skills, and enjoying the game. Players are mixed to create balanced teams, and all skill levels are welcome. Includes a team shirt and special themed events like Costume Day and Potluck!
The Emerald City Classic (ECC) is an annual Seattle softball tournament celebrating diversity, inclusion, and community. ECC promotes a safe, affirming environment where participants can enjoy competition, sportsmanship, and connection across all identities.
This Field Day is used to introduce new and prospective players into the league and help them find a team. It welcomes all skill levels and encourages bringing a glove, cleats, and a friend.
