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Greenville adult sports leagues

Join a Greenville adult sports league and make new friends, exercise, and let your competitive juices flow. From darts to volleyball, there is a sport for every skill level.

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Winner winner, Tervis cup dinner. | Photo taken by GVLtoday for Greenville Sports League

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Are you a competitive person? Or do you want to burn some cals and make some pals? Here are some adult sports leagues in Greenville, whether you’re looking to have fun or aiming to win at all costs.

Greenville Sports League (GSL)

GSL’s motto is “We plan, you play.” They handle all the setup, secure the venue, and make the schedule. You can sign up on the website, pay your fee, and get playing. Pro tip: Check out their FAQ page.

You can either sign up with a team or as a free agent (someone who wants to play but doesn’t have a team). If you sign up as a free agent, GSL will put you on a team with other free agents.

With GSL, you can play:

GSL also has opportunities to referee your favorite sport.

Greenville County Rec (GCR)

GCR offers a wide variety of sports leagues, and you can sign up as a team or a free agent. Explore the 2025 calendar.

Get your athlete on with:

The hardest part is signing up, but we know you can do it.

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