ZogSports SF

I've now played several different sports, during several different season, and since starting have enjoyed every moment to the fullest. They have days/times for everyone and multiple different locations. The league is amazingly organized, with great staff and facilities. I would highly recommend joining a league whether you're looking for something casual or competitive! The level of communication of league information is off the charts. I'm always up to date with promos, new sports, league information, etc. 13/10 would recommend ZogSports - thank you for everything!

This is my 3rd season in beginner pickleball league! It is so much fun and the staff is always amazing 🤩. Going to go for my 4th season on the 17th !!!

I played my first ZogSports volleyball league when I moved to the city back in 2019 and have been playing in the leagues with the same team since then! I thank ZogSports for giving me a new volleyball community and some awesome new friends. I would recommend joining to anyone new to the city who is looking for an active hobby and wants to meet new people! I've had only positive experiences with the coordinators and referees.

Zog sports has a nice variety of leagues, however the league dues are very expensive for the amount of games you get in a season- over $1000 per team, for 6 games (at least for softball). The league is also very disorganized at times- we were locked out of the softball field we were supposed to play at multiple times, and during our playoff game the field lights were not scheduled to turn on as it got dark, so we played the end of the game in the dark and the championship game afterwards had to be rescheduled. Overall you are better off searching for more affordable leagues that are more organized. Try signing up with a local city league, also Volo Sports is a good option.

Quick context: I signed up for slow-pitch softball for a few seasons this past year. I never played organized baseball in my life, so I worried if I wouldn't be able to keep up at first but the skill level is pretty casual and everyone on my team was friendly - so I was thankful for that. I've been on random free agent teams where people didn't really get along and it can turn a suppose to be causal and fun - to a really draining experience. Another issue is however even though it's "co-ed" on the website they don't seem to enforce the co-ed rules at all, so you might be matched up with a roster full of dudes and one token girl. I understand its a recreational league but its a bit troubling when whats advertised it not really enforced, so keep that in mind. My biggest issue however is that the league doesn't work with you to reschedule games if the other team forfeits/weather issues occurs. This past winter due to weather, they first rescheduled our playoffs, and then cancelled it when more rain came without offering a refund - but only offering credit instead. The registration fee is already really expensive and the seasons are quite short (6-7 weeks) so the fact they can just trim more games certainly leaves more to be desired.