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Easy to learn regardless of age, pickleball places an emphasis on coordination, control, patience and strategy rather than strength or speed. This game can also be a valuable development aid in hand-eye coordination, exercise and gross motor skill training making it a great sport for all ages and skill levels. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. We have 9 courts at the Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E.

*Hours and dates subject to change without notice. Open Pickleball hours are listed on the Rustad Recreation Center schedule, located below.

Join other basketball enthusiasts in these guaranteed 6-week league. All games will self-officiated, with a tournament at the end of the season. Teams must have matching jerseys/shirts. All participants must be 17 and older. League schedules, rosters and rules will be posted online the week prior to league starting.

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Adult Open Basketball is available throughout each month.  See Gym Schedule for times available each month. Schedule is found under “schedules” at the top of the page. Full Court basketball is allowed at this time. Participants must be at least 18. Not available on holidays, check wfparks.org for cancellations. No registration is required but entrance fees do apply. See Rustad Recreation Center page for building fees.

Six-player teams will compete in two matches each night of league. End of season tournament will be played, teams will be seeded according to team record at end of regular season. For a complete list of rules, check wfparks.org. League schedules will be posted online the week prior to league starting.

WFPD has lower, middle and upper divisions for LEAGUE PLAY not in our weekend tournaments (weekend tournaments are A-D divisions). Lower is considered D divisions and some lower C teams can play lower. Middle is considered B division teams and upper C division teams can play middle. We are trying to start an upper division league this year (2022-2023) and it will consist of A & B division teams.

2022-2023 DATES
FALL SEASON:  COED- AUGUST 7 – OCTOBER
WOMEN’S- SEPTEMBER 11 – OCTOBER
WINTER SEASON: COED- FEBRUARY 8 – APRIL
WOMEN’S- FEBRUARY 9 – APRIL

A Division- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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The West Fargo Park District is having our 9th Annual Fall Classic Adult Volleyball Tournament on September 24 & 25 at Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E. West Fargo.  Saturday will be Coed teams playing and on Sunday will be Women’s teams.  We will have A-D divisions.  We have the right to combine divisions based on how many register for each division.  Start times may vary depending on number of registered teams. Some divisions will start in the morning and some will start early afternoon.

Registration deadline is Friday, September 16th.  The fee to play is $120/team.  The schedules for the tournament will be sent out the week of the tournament.

Have a hard time deciding which division to sign up for? Keep in mind what level of players you have on your team when deciding. Read below for division descriptions. This is only a guide. 

A Division- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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The West Fargo Park District is having our Inaugural Volleyboo Adult  Tournament on October 15 & 16 at Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E. West Fargo.  Saturday will be Coed teams playing and on Sunday will be Women’s teams.  We will have A-D divisions.  We have the right to combine divisions based on how many register for each division.  Start times may vary depending on number of registered teams. Some divisions will start in the morning and some will start early afternoon.

A Team Halloween Costume Contest will take place each day.  Teams will vote on the best dressed team. Prizes will be given!

Registration deadline is Friday, October 7th.  The fee to play is $120/team.  The schedules for the tournament will be sent out the week of the tournament.

Have a hard time deciding which division to sign up for? Keep in mind what level of players you have on your team when deciding. Read below for division descriptions. This is only a guide. 

A Division- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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The West Fargo Park District is having our 1st Annual Frostival Adult Volleyball Tournament on January 14 & 15 at Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E. West Fargo.  Saturday will be Coed teams playing and on Sunday will be Women’s teams.  We will have A-D divisions.  We have the right to combine divisions based on how many register for each division.  Start times may vary depending on number of registered teams. Some divisions will start in the morning and some will start early afternoon.

Registration deadline is Friday, January 6.  The fee to play is $120/team.  The schedules for the tournament will be sent out the week of the tournament.

Have a hard time deciding which division to sign up for? Keep in mind what level of players you have on your team when deciding. Read below for division descriptions. This is only a guide. 

A Division- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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The West Fargo Park District is having our Volley in the Valley Adult Volleyball Tournament on April 15 & 16 at Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E. West Fargo.  Saturday will be Coed teams playing and on Sunday will be Women’s teams.  We will have A-D divisions.  We have the right to combine divisions based on how many register for each division.  Start times may vary depending on number of registered teams. Some divisions will start in the morning and some will start early afternoon.

Registration deadline is Friday, April 7.  The fee to play is $120/team.  The schedules for the tournament will be sent out the week of the tournament.

Have a hard time deciding which division to sign up for? Keep in mind what level of players you have on your team when deciding. Read below for division descriptions. This is only a guide. 

A Division- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. This division may also be for teams who play at the JO competitive level for High School. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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Check out this new opportunity for adult coed volleyball players to compete to be King of the Court on Friday nights.

Individuals and preformed teams are welcome to participate. No registration is required…so join us for one week, or all of them! Players will pay $5 each night and come play from 7:15-9:15pm (SHARP). Wherever players are at in their games we need to end at 9:15pm sharp please.  Up to 60 players will be able to play so get there early as space is limited. Lower, middle or upper players are welcome. Players will be divided based on their skill level. Typically lower and middle players/teams will play together but upper players/teams may need to be split depending on how many uppers participate each Friday due to their skill level. If we can get enough upper players/teams to show up Fridays, they can play in gym 3 on two courts. Players officiate themselves. College age and up allowed.

DATES 2022-2023:

December 16 & 30
January 6 & 13
February 3 & 24
March 10 & 24

If there is a Friday skipped, it’s because we have a rental in the gyms, another activity going on or its a holiday. 

DIVISION/LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS – Depending on how many teams/players sign up each night, there will be an Upper(A/B) Division going and a Middle/Lower(C/D) going.

A Division(upper)- Designed as a highly competitive division. Players should have strong volleyball background with organized playing experience. Teams consist of multiple offensive and defensive strategies with consistent hitting and blocking. Most players have collegiate playing experience and a highly accomplished skill level.

B Division(upper)- A competitive division for teams looking to play quality, fast-paced volleyball. Players in this division have above average volleyball skills. Teams use power volleyball skills consistently (pass, set and attack). Some players have collegiate playing experience and the rest have competed at the high school level. Players demonstrate an advanced-intermediate to accomplished skill level.

C Division(middle)-The Intermediate division is designed for players and teams with a few seasons under their belt who are looking for more of a challenge. Players can anticipate that 1 out of 3 rallies will contain an aggressive hit. Typically, there are two contacts made prior to returning the ball and some blocking will occur. Players may have specific positions, however; for the most part teams do not have organized attacks.

D Division(lower)- Recreation division is designed for players who know some volleyball basics and are looking for a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Teams attempt to execute pass, set and attack some of the time. The focus is often on getting the ball over the net rather than executing three hits. Players generally do not have specific positions.

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Bring back the backyard memories and get your team together for the Inaugural Wiffle Ball League. This league will consist of teams with 4-8 players to a team. Rosters can consist of men and women. All players must be 18 or older. Wiffle Ball will be played like baseball with a few altered rules. Seven innings or time limit will be played. This league will run 11 weeks with one game a night. Single elimination tournament will be played at the end of the season. For more rules and details to come. If you have any questions, email Allison at allison@wfparks.org. League schedules will be emailed and posted online the week prior to league starting.

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