Spring has sprung and our desire to be outside grows as daily average temperatures rise and as quickly as the snow on the ground melts away. With each new season, comes new ways to get yourself in the game and on the move. 

 

To help Sport in Aurora readers and community residents be in the know on how to get yourself and your family members on the move this spring and summer, we thought it would be great to outline some of Aurora's local sport organizations - LSO’s (many of which are also Sport Aurora members). 

 

These LSO's are driven, dedicated and determined to help you play. And, often operated by volunteers passionate about their sport and in helping others experience the best their sport has to offer.

 

Aurora Diggers Girls Softball Association - Operated since 1972, the ADSA strives to develop strong female athletes while having fun, making friends and getting involved in Aurora’s community.

 

 

Aurora Ladies Fastball (IG - @auroraladiesfastball) - An 18+ Fastpitch league that plays Wednesday nights at Town Park.

 

 

Aurora King Baseball Association - created as an amalgamation of the Aurora Minor Baseball Association and the King Township Baseball Association at the start of the 2015 season, it provides house league and competitive minor baseball programs.

 

 

Aurora Barbarians Rugby Football Club - Celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2023, this organization provides opportunity to play at minor rugby, junior rugby (girls & boys) and senior rugby (women & men) levels.

 

 

Aurora Football Club (AFC & AYFC) - Established in 1964, the AFC/AYFC provides players of all ages with the opportunity to play at house league and competitive levels.

 

 

Aurora Community Tennis Club (ACTC) - Enjoys a 86 year storied operational history and offers 3 cushioned courts at McMahon Park. The ACTC is dedicated to providing affordable tennis programs to people of ages and abilities.

 

 

Aurora Lawn Bowling Club (ALBC) - Having been in the Aurora community for 105 years, the ALBC provides residents with the chance to play a sport in a social, fun and friendly atmosphere.

 

 

Redbird Lacrosse Club - Offers players the opportunity to play minor field, women’s field, house league and rep box lacrosse. 

 

 

 

Now it’s your turn to spring into action and take time for playtime this spring and summer.

 

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Head to the SWSCD Athlete Advisor, your online athletic business directory. Find, rate and review programs, local community offerings and businesses that will help you do your thing.  

Start a group around a physical activity in your neighbourhood. Explore events. Check out our SWSCD Hub.

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