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Sign Up Now For Fall Sports

Aug 13, 2025 09:05AM ● By Elise Renaud

Fall is just around the corner, which means that it is time to sign up for fall sports. Whether you’re a newbie or a returning player, young or old, there is a sport for you to keep active, make friends, and have fun this fall.


YOUTH


Hanover

The Hanover Parks and Recreation Department holds several youth sports for kids pre-school through 8th Grade in the fall: soccer, field hockey, flag football, and cross country. 

“Players are divided into teams so that all teams are equally matched in skill level in grades 3rd - 6th.  For the 7/8 grade division we will have 1 "A" team, and the remaining players will be divided into equally skilled teams,” the website said.

Learn more and register here.


Lebanon

The city of Lebanon offers six fall sports: mountain biking, field hockey, NFL flag football, soccer, tackle football, and cross country. Pricing and age requirements vary depending on the sport. Learn more and register here.


Mascoma Youth Sports League

The Mascoma Youth Sports League offers field hockey and soccer in the fall for students in Kindergarten through 6th grade. The program says it hopes to “encourage positive attitudes and growth through teamwork and sportsmanship, attendance, fair play, respect for all, hard work, integrity and fun in sports.”


Norwich

The Norwich Recreation Department offers fall soccer starting at age 3. Learn more about age based teams and register here.




ADULTS

My Local Sports

My Local Sports offers “co-ed recreational sports leagues, tournaments, activities and events. Our mission is to bring quality sports programs to players who are interested in having fun, staying active, and meeting friends through the shared bond gained through playing sports,” It serves New Hampshire and beyond. Learn more here.


Norwich

The Norwich Recreation Department offers softball and fencing for adults. Learn more about each sport and register here.


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