Play Together in Adamsville
Pickup Sports & Games
A game nearby. A few new faces. Find your next match, join a friendly session or bring people together for a game of your own.
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A Good Game Starts With Respect
- Adults 18 and older only. Play within your ability and follow venue rules.
- Treat every player with respect. Discrimination, harassment and dangerous play are not welcome.
- Hosts must have permission to use the venue and confirm court or field availability.
- Most games are free. If a host lists a cost, it is shown before you join and you pay the host directly; this site does not collect payments. Hosts organize independently; venue access is not guaranteed by City Nexus.
- Check game updates before leaving. Cancel your place if you cannot attend so another player can join.
Come Solo. Play Together.
Pick a game that fits your experience. Each host sets the venue, equipment and format. Full games have a waitlist; the next player is promoted automatically when a place opens.
This site does not collect payments or refunds for pickup games. If a game has a cost, you pay the host directly. Check updates on your game page before you travel.
How It Works
Joining a Game
- 1
Find a Game
Filter by sport, date and skill level. Check the open spots and the venue.
- 2
Reserve Your Place
Sign in and tap Join. If it is full, you go on the waitlist and are moved in automatically when a spot opens.
- 3
Show Up Ready
Read the host's gear and arrival notes. Check the game page for updates before you leave.
- 4
Check In and Play
The host checks players in on game day. Cancel early if plans change so someone else can play.
Hosting a Game
- 1
Pick a Venue
Choose a court, field or route you have permission to use, and confirm it is available.
- 2
Set the Details
Sport, skill level, player spots, gear and arrival notes. Make it repeat weekly if you like.
- 3
Get Approved
The city team reviews your game. Once approved, it appears for everyone to join.
- 4
Run Game Day
Post updates, check players in, mark no-shows and manage your waitlist from My Games.
Joining Is a Good Fit If
- ✓ You want a game without a season commitment
- ✓ You are new in town and want to meet people
- ✓ Your regular group is short a few players
- ✓ You want to try a new sport at an easy level
Hosting Is a Good Fit If
- ✓ You already play somewhere and have spare spots
- ✓ You can arrive early and stay to the end
- ✓ You can keep players updated if plans change
- ✓ You want a regular weekly group
Choose the Right Level
Hosts can use these general levels or a sport's own scale, such as NTRP for tennis, DUPR for pickleball, pace groups for running and ride letters for cycling. Pick a sport to see its levels.
All Levels
Mixed groups. New players are welcome and teams are balanced on the spot.
Beginner
You know the basic rules or are still learning them. Expect a relaxed pace and patient players.
Intermediate
You play regularly, can keep a rally or play a position, and know common etiquette.
Advanced
Fast, competitive play. You have league or long-term experience and strong fundamentals.
Sport by Sport
Typical group sizes, game length and what to bring. Hosts may set their own format.
⚽ Soccer
- Players:
- 10 to 22
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Cleats or turf shoes, shin guards, light and dark shirt
🎾 Tennis
- Players:
- 2 to 4
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Racket, new can of balls, court shoes
🏓 Pickleball
- Players:
- 4 to 16
- Length:
- 60 to 120 min
- Bring:
- Paddle, outdoor or indoor balls, court shoes
🏀 Basketball
- Players:
- 6 to 15
- Length:
- 60 to 120 min
- Bring:
- Court shoes, light and dark shirt
🏐 Volleyball
- Players:
- 8 to 14
- Length:
- 60 to 120 min
- Bring:
- Knee pads (indoor), sunscreen (beach)
🏸 Badminton
- Players:
- 2 to 8
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Racket, shuttlecocks, non-marking shoes
🏓 Table Tennis
- Players:
- 2 to 8
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Paddle, balls
🏈 Flag Football
- Players:
- 10 to 16
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Cleats, flag belt if you have one
🥎 Softball
- Players:
- 14 to 22
- Length:
- 90 to 120 min
- Bring:
- Glove, bat if you have one, cleats
⚾ Baseball
- Players:
- 14 to 22
- Length:
- 120 min
- Bring:
- Glove, bat, helmet, cleats
⚽ Futsal
- Players:
- 8 to 12
- Length:
- 60 min
- Bring:
- Flat indoor shoes, light and dark shirt
🥏 Ultimate Frisbee
- Players:
- 10 to 16
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Cleats, disc, light and dark shirt
🏃 Running
- Players:
- Any size
- Length:
- 30 to 75 min
- Bring:
- Running shoes, water, reflective gear after dark
🚴 Cycling
- Players:
- Any size
- Length:
- 60 to 180 min
- Bring:
- Road-ready bike, helmet, spare tube, water
⛳ Golf
- Players:
- 2 to 4 per group
- Length:
- 2 to 4.5 hours
- Bring:
- Clubs, balls, tees, course-appropriate attire
🎾 Padel
- Players:
- 4
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Padel racket, balls, court shoes
🎾 Squash
- Players:
- 2 to 4
- Length:
- 45 to 60 min
- Bring:
- Racket, eye protection, non-marking shoes
🏒 Hockey
- Players:
- 10 to 20
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Skates or sneakers, stick, helmet and pads for ice
🏏 Cricket
- Players:
- 12 to 22
- Length:
- 2 to 4 hours
- Bring:
- Bat, pads and gloves if batting
🏉 Rugby
- Players:
- 10 to 30
- Length:
- 60 to 90 min
- Bring:
- Cleats, mouthguard
Common Questions
Do I need to bring friends?
No. Most players come solo. Hosts balance teams on the spot.
Does it cost anything?
Most games are free. Some hosts charge a small cost per player to cover courts, fields or gear. The cost and how to pay are shown before you join, and you pay the host directly. This site never collects payment for pickup games.
What do the sport levels mean?
Hosts can use general levels like Beginner or Advanced, or a sport's own scale, such as NTRP for tennis, DUPR for pickleball, pace groups for running and rides, or league letters for volleyball, hockey and softball. Each game page explains its level.
What if the game is full?
Join the waitlist. If a confirmed player cancels, the next person is moved in automatically and emailed.
What is a DUPR rating?
DUPR is a pickleball rating from 2.0 to 8.0 based on match results. Pickleball hosts can set a DUPR range, and you enter your rating from the DUPR app when you join.
How do repeating games work?
Weekly games list every date. Each date has its own player list, so reserve each date you plan to attend.
What happens in bad weather?
Hosts post updates and can cancel a date. Check the game page before you leave.
Who reviews games?
The city team reviews every new game before it is published, and players can report a problem from any game page.