Johns Creek Youth Sports

10/15/2025

A Compliment to our Johns Creek Parks & Recreation Staff:
Advocating for Youth Sports in Johns Creek is complicated. We must try to remember that we have fantastic Parks & Recreation employees. They're all dedicated and professionals in their field. They must take direction from Mayor and Council. This November let's vote to ACTIVATE that staff to fix & build youth sports in our city, while still having the incredible events, adult and special needs recreation that they currently offer.

09/29/2025

Local elections matter. This November let our leadership know we're tired of our kids being the last consideration of our city. Cauley Creek should have been built for kids and multi-sport but it was instead made for adult recreation with adult soccer fields and adult cricket. Enough is enough!

08/07/2025

Football registrations are closing soon, Register quickly to lock in on the season!

12/18/2024

It’s a start…. Goal posts @ Cauley Creek Park.

12/07/2024

City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government Leadership:
Dogs are more important that kids.

12/04/2024

The uncomfortable truth:

10/11/2024

City of Johns Creek = 0 Softball Fields and 0 youth programming. Yet, this fall the city organized an ADULT softball league with 7 teams. Why do they purposely ignore youth sports needs?

September 21st 2019: City allocates $120,000 to Recreation and Parks improvements, focused on K-5 programming.

What happened to this money from 2019?!

What happened to the $13,000 for girls softball?

During public hearing at the Sept. 13 City Council meeting, more than 20 residents asked the mayor and council to bring back a recreational softball league to Johns Creek parks.

10/11/2024

This page will be dedicated to the promotion and enhancement of Youth Sports in Johns Creek. With emphasis on K-5 needs for programming and facilities. City of Johns Creek currently offers 0 youth sports programming and but does cater to several adult programs. If you have a non-profit organization that provides youth programming the city requires a $20,000/year+ payment and a specific RFP you must bid on and win to have any type of relationship, even mentions in social media/website. Because of this model that ignores the existence of volunteer run non-profit youth programming, the city has lost nearly all K-5 programming for Softball, Football, Basketball and LAX. Treating and charging our non-profits as outside for-profit entities is no way to run a Parks and Recreation department.