• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

• 2269.

Black Rock Little League of Bridgeport

Find your local Little League program: https://t.

• Baseball, Softball (includes Little Leagues)

• 2270.

Monroe Township Girls Softball Association Inc

MONROE TOWNSHIP GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION INC PROVIDES A VENUE FOR THE YOUTH OF MONROE TOWNSHIP TO PARTICIPATE IN AN ORGANIZED AMATUER SPORT.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2271.

Hard2Guard Basketball Inc

We are a faith based nonprofit basketball organization in Clearwater Florida area.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 2272.

Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Inc

Inland Valley Force is dedicated to providing a competitive and affordable club program with high-level technical skills training in a positive environment Youth volleyball club that provides an amateur sports program for youth ages 9-18 to promote good sportsmanship, citizenship and skill development for amateur athletes in the sport of indoor and beach volleyball.

Akron Youth League

Website Manager Welcome To Akron Youth League Welcome to Akron Youth League 2018 Town and Country 10U St.

• Scouting

• 2274.

Baden-Powell Service Association of Mystic Valley Inc

We offer an alternative, inclusive, and community oriented scouting program for youth and adults who reside in Massachusetts communities along the Mystic River and surrounding areas.

Black River Youth Hockey Inc

PROMOTE YOUTH HOCKEY HOME Mite Registration First Year Skater Is FREE.

• Soccer Clubs/Leagues

• 2276.

Portland Youth Soccer Association

SEE SCHEDULE O Website Manager Portland Youth Soccer Association Portland Youth Soccer Association Serving the Greater Portland Area Just having fun Smile of the year Getting warmed up and ready to play Contact Portland Youth Soccer Association8285 SW Nimbus Ave151BeavertonOregon97008 Phone 5036466683Email emailprotected .

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 2277.

10Th Player Foundation Inc

10th Player Foundation About Us The 10th Player Foundation was founded in 2017 in response to a local baseball player who was diagnosed with cancer at age 16.