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CITY OF SAN MARCOS PARKS AND RECREATION - ATHLETICS

REC

Baseball · San Marcos area · Hays County, TX

City parks department running six fundamentals-first youth leagues including Velcro T-Ball, basketball, volleyball, flag football, indoor soccer and pickleball.

Sports
Baseball · Basketball · Volleyball · Football · Soccer · Pickleball
Offers
Rec
Ages
Ages 3–16
Gender
Coed
Location
San Marcos area
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