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CBALL Endorsement Boosts Bronx Youth Sports Clubs' Community Programs

Nonprofit leagues continue to provide structured opportunities for local young athletes through established community programs.

By The Bronx Sport Desk · Published July 17, 2026

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Bronx Community Board 3 has endorsed CBALL, the Community Board Athletic League, a proposed program for teens aged 14 to 16 that combines sports and video game competition with requirements for maintaining high school grades and attending community meetings.

Established Leagues Serving Bronx Youth

The Village League operates as a free nonprofit tennis and mentorship program that turns local parks into spaces for young participants. South Bronx United, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on soccer for community youth, is located at 192 East 151st St with registration available by calling 718-404-9281. Asphalt Green runs Community Sports Leagues offering free basketball, flag football and soccer to public and charter school students throughout the borough.

Additional Local Baseball and Proposed Options

Throgs Neck Little League functions as a community baseball league based at 150 Throgs Neck Boulevard, with contact available at 718-822-8232 and 718-829-1667. These programs operate alongside the newly endorsed CBALL initiative, which targets older teens and ties participation to academic and civic expectations.

Each organization maintains a distinct focus while sharing the goal of engaging Bronx youth through organized activities. The Village League emphasizes tennis and mentorship in park settings. South Bronx United centers on soccer engagement at its fixed address. Asphalt Green provides multiple team sports without cost to eligible students. Throgs Neck Little League supplies baseball opportunities at its specific boulevard location. The CBALL proposal adds an element that mixes physical sports with video games under grade and attendance conditions.

Information about these programs comes directly from listings maintained by city agencies and local organizations. Contact details and addresses remain available for families seeking to learn more about registration or participation requirements. Bronx residents can reach the listed organizations using the provided phone numbers and locations to explore current offerings.

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