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Map of the contiguous United States where each light is a sports program listed on The Ballers Map The Ballers Map · by The Ballers Kingdom

The Ballers Map

Sports programs, leagues and places to play near you
U.S. programs
43,098
Sports
17
U.S. regions
52
Pilot listings
UK 20,816 · Canada 3,780
The Ballers Map covers the U.S., with pilot listings in the UK and Canada. Open The Ballers Map Built from public records · Contiguous U.S. shown · ballkingdom.com/map Each light is a listed program Map: Natural Earth · Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Listings are built from public records (IRS nonprofit filings and OpenStreetMap) and hand-gathered public pages. Listings marked “Confirmed by program” were checked with the program. Confirm dates, ages, costs and locations with the program before you sign up.

Map highlights

Most-listed sport11,515Baseball & Softball programs. Next: Basketball 8,010 · Soccer 7,538.A program can list more than one sport.
Cities with 5+ programs2,4744,344 city guides are live. Houston, TX leads with 257 programs.
Places to play1,241,713Public courts, fields, pools, rinks and gyms across the 50 states and DC, beyond the 43,098 programs.From OpenStreetMap.

Map highlights are counted from the current map data and update when it’s rebuilt.

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Everything in The Ballers Kingdom

The map is where most people start. Here is everything else you can use today, and what’s on the way.

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The Ballers Map & Directory

Youth and adult sports programs, leagues, clubs, trainers, camps and places to play near you, across 17 sports. Search by sport and ZIP, postcode or city.

  • Clubs 25,025
  • Leagues 9,737
  • AAU teams 2,727
  • Community & rec centers 4,949
  • Trainers 553
  • Camps 72
  • Courts, fields, pools, rinks and gyms (50 states and DC) 1,241,713
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Find resources for your next step.

The Builders Map connects you with personal, educational, vocational, business and digital resources. Search by ZIP code or city, then filter by development pillar and provider type.

Public-record listings. Confirm eligibility, costs and details with each provider.

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Books & learning

Practical workbooks. Clear next steps.

Explore Brian Kennedy Jr.’s published workbooks, playbooks, toolkits and written courses for sport, education, careers, business and family life.

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Game day

Games & outings

Find live and upcoming games across selected leagues, check official game details and ticket options, then explore sports nearby.

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Beyond training

Health & Recovery

Explore public recovery and wellness listings in the U.S., UK and Canada. Search by location and service, with source details on every card.

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Guides and resources

Every state page lists programs by sport, with city guides where there are enough listings.

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Add your program, claim your listing or send a correction. Send us your program’s details and we’ll follow up by email. Listings aren’t added or changed instantly.

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Who it’s for

Everyone is a baller

Adults getting into the gameNever played, coming back after years away, or looking for a weeknight league? Find clubs, leagues, rec centers and courts near you.Kids and families growing in the gameFind clubs, leagues, camps and community programs near home, with plain-language guides on every sport page.CoachesCourses and workbooks for coaches, and a way to add or claim your program so families can find it.

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Every sport and every state guide

Pick a sport to browse programs and places to play across the country, or search near you.

Courts, fields, pools and rinks near you

The map also shows 1,241,713 places to play across the 50 states and DC, from OpenStreetMap, so you can find a court for pickup or a field to practise on, not just a team.

Places to play © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). A place listed for several sports is counted once in the total.

State and city guides

Every state page lists programs by sport, with city guides where there are enough listings.

Courses and resources

All training courses and development resources

Train with The Ballers Kingdom

Self-guided courses, playbooks and workbooks for athletes, parents and coaches, built by Brian Kennedy Jr, M.Ed, a former Division I player.

Grow beyond the game: holistic development

Education, college planning, careers and identity resources for the whole person, on and off the field.

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Digital Products & Personalized Solutions

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Workbooks and toolkits for your personal practice, your game, and the work you are building.

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A 21-page whole-person workbook for a practical month of training, development, service and leadership. Includes worked examples, offline worksheets and an editable tracker. Brian’s Christian faith shapes the framework; faith reflection is optional.

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The Ballers Kingdom

How we develop the whole person

The system, the values, the programs and the technology behind The Ballers Kingdom.

Three pillars. One kingdom.

Training, consulting and apparel, built to develop the whole athlete on and off the field.

What we stand on.

Every player, every parent, every program, built on the same three pillars.

  • FaithWe coach with conviction. Character shapes performance on the field, in the classroom and in life: discipline, humility and the long view.
  • FamilyWe partner with parents, not replace them. Every athlete is someone’s son or daughter first. Communication is constant; the standards are shared.
  • FurthermentMove them forward: next level of play, next classroom, next business idea. You leave better than you arrived.

College by Design

Education, relationships and enterprise. A self-guided student and family toolkit by Brian Kennedy Jr, M.Ed.

Build the systems behind your growth.

AI systems implementation and technology transformation: strategy, implementation, education, governance and ongoing consulting for small businesses and nonprofits.

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Brian Kennedy Jr, M.Ed, founder of The Ballers Kingdom

About Brian Kennedy Jr, M.Ed

Brian founded The Ballers Kingdom in 2019 to bring his experience in Division I soccer and education home. He played Division I soccer at Providence College, where his teams won two BIG EAST titles (2014 tournament, 2016 regular season) and reached the 2014 NCAA Final Four and 2016 Elite 8. He earned his M.Ed. in Education Administration, Guidance and Counseling there, and in 2024 received the 30 Under 30 award for California Assembly District 50.

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FAQ

What is The Ballers Map? Questions and answers

What is The Ballers Kingdom?

The Ballers Kingdom is a social impact initiative for individuals and families, powered by technology and consulting. Its digital platform brings information and resources to athletes, families, coaches, community members and entrepreneurs, from adults getting into sports to kids still growing. It has three parts: The Ballers Map, training courses, and holistic development resources. It also offers technology consulting for colleges, universities, nonprofits and for-profit businesses.

What is The Ballers Map?

The Ballers Map is a searchable map of 43,098 sports programs across the U.S. and Puerto Rico (leagues, clubs, trainers and community centers in 17 sports), plus 1,241,713 places to play across the 50 states and DC. The map also has pilot listings in the UK and Canada. The sports are Basketball, Soccer, Baseball & Softball, Football & Flag Football, Volleyball, Swimming & Diving, Track & Field / Cross Country, Tennis, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Ice Hockey & Skating, Gymnastics, Cheer & Dance, Martial Arts, Golf, Pickleball and Multi-Sport & Community. Pick a sport, enter a ZIP, postcode or city, and choose a distance of 10 to 100 miles.

Is the map just for kids?

No. It lists programs for youth, adults and all ages, and places to play that anyone can use. Many listings don’t state an age range, so check with the program.

Where do the listings come from?

U.S. listings are built from public records: IRS nonprofit filings (38,465 listings) and OpenStreetMap (4,485 listings), plus 148 hand-gathered from public program pages. UK pilot listings come from OpenStreetMap (14,335) and the HMRC list of Community Amateur Sports Clubs (6,481). Canada pilot listings come from OpenStreetMap (3,673) and the Canada Revenue Agency List of charities (107). Every listing shows its source and when it was last updated. We don’t make up listings.

Can I trust a listing’s details?

Treat every listing as a starting point. Each one shows its source and when it was last updated, and listings marked “Confirmed by program” were checked with the program. Dates, ages, costs and locations change, so confirm them directly with the program before you sign up.

I run a program or adult league. How do I add or update it?

Use “Add or claim your program” at ballkingdom.com/map/submit. Send us your program’s details and we’ll follow up by email. Listings aren’t added or changed instantly.

What are the holistic development resources?

Guides and toolkits by The Ballers Kingdom on education and college planning, careers, identity and daily practice, such as College by Design, Own Your Semester and the Career Direction & Action Toolkit. They are general information, not medical or professional advice.

Do I need an account to search?

No account is needed to search the map.

Data credits: see The Ballers Map.