New Brighton offers a vibrant array of sports programs catering to all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a student-athlete, a parent seeking activities for your child, or an adult looking to stay active, there’s something for everyone in our community.
Youth Sports Leagues
The New Brighton Parks and Recreation Department collaborates with neighboring cities to provide co-ed summer soccer, slow-pitch softball, tee-ball, baseball, and fall soccer leagues. These programs are designed for children entering grades corresponding to the upcoming school year. Registration details and schedules are available through the Community Center.
High School Athletics
Irondale High School, located at 2425 Long Lake Road, offers a comprehensive athletics program. The Irondale Knights compete in various sports, including football, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, and more. The school’s facilities, such as Wendt Stadium, host numerous events throughout the year, fostering school spirit and community engagement.
Community Fitness and Recreation
The New Brighton Community Center serves as a hub for fitness and recreational activities. Amenities include a fitness center equipped with cardio machines, weightlifting equipment, a walking track, and a gymnasium. Group fitness classes and personal training sessions are also available to help residents achieve their health goals.
Adult Sports Leagues
For adults seeking recreational sports opportunities, the Twin Cities Recreational Sports group organizes social leagues in softball, soccer, and volleyball. These leagues emphasize fun and social interaction, making them ideal for individuals looking to meet new people while staying active.
New Brighton’s commitment to sports and recreation ensures that residents have access to diverse programs that promote health, teamwork, and community involvement. Whether you’re interested in competitive athletics or casual play, our city offers numerous opportunities to engage in sports and stay active.