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DEKALB COUNTY RECREATION, PARKS AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS

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Track & XC · DeKalb County · DeKalb County, GA

DeKalb County recreation centers run youth track and field for ages 5-14 and fall soccer for ages 5-12.

Sports
Track & XC · Soccer
Offers
Rec
Ages
Ages 5–14
Gender
Coed
Location
DeKalb County
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Other track & xc programs nearby

City of Decatur Parks & RecreationREC
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Southern Soccer Academy - DeKalb Recreational Soccer (SSA DeKalb)REC
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Rush Union Soccer (Rush Union DeKalb)REC
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City of Clarkston Parks and RecreationREC
ClarkstonCity of Clarkston parks and recreation department offering youth sports and recreation programs.
Inter Atlanta FCREC
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Atlanta Track ClubREC
Atlanta HQ areaFree 10-week running program for grades K-5 run by Atlanta Track Club across the Atlanta region.

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