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Clayton, California

Clayton · also AOSL

All Out Sports League

Runs youth sports leagues and instruction at the Clayton Community Gym.

For kids

Youth Basketball · Basketball

Clayton Community Gym, Clayton (700 Gym Court) · Year-round leagues

Fall 2026 games Oct 3–Nov 14; registration published through Sep 17 or sellout

A senior division lists a different start date than the league page; confirm with the organizer.

  • Boys and girls, grades K–12; the general page says ages 4–17.
  • Recreational, with a separate competitive Blaze pathway.
  • Beginner suitability is not stated by the organizer.
  • Fall 2026 fee published as $275 plus $5 processing; fees change by season, so check the registration page.

View Fall divisions and register

Youth Volleyball · Volleyball

Clayton Community Gym, Clayton (700 Gym Court) · Year-round

Fall 2026 dates conflict between the league page and the division listing; not shown as open.

  • Boys and girls, grades 3–12.
  • Recreational: basic instruction, no tryouts, placement for all.
  • Fall 2026 deadlines differ between listings (Sep 20 vs Sep 5); confirm the corrected session before relying on either.
  • A dated Fall 2026 division listed $180 plus $5; confirm with the corrected session.

Check Fall volleyball

Tee Ball · Baseball / tee ball

Field 4, behind Clayton Community Gym, Clayton · Four-week Saturday sessions

  • Boys and girls ages 3–5; explicitly for beginning players.
  • No current dated session was verified.
  • Parent participation is encouraged, but no defined public volunteer placement exists.

Ask about the next tee-ball session

Worth knowing

  • 700 Gym Court is the operator’s address; programs happen at the Clayton Community Gym and Field 4 behind it. Its history lists many sports across its operations; only the three verified Clayton programs are listed. No general coaching opening is inferred.

What we still want to learn from locals

Questions for families who have done this, not for web research. Contributor Visits can attach here later.

  • Remaining spaces and conflicting division dates (ask the organizer); next tee-ball session.
  • Actual first-season experience and equipment needs.
  • Practice and game commitment once the dates are corrected.
  • Parent involvement; arrival and parking.

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