SoCal Wicked Softball
(714) 231-6495
Softball
www.eteamz.com/socal_wicked_limon/
Established in 2003, the Wicked Softball organization has teams
located throughout Southern California, including La Habra, and
offers competitive softball for girls who want to play at a higher
level. Because many of the participants go on to play at the high
school and college levels, SoCal Wicked places a strong emphasis
on academic standards and requires that participating players
maintain a minimum GPA set by the team.
(562) 690-1255
La Habra Pop Warner
Football & Cheer
www.lahabrapopwarner.com
Founded in 1969, La Habra Pop Warner has offered football and
cheerleading for children ages five through 15. They also have a
Challenger program for children with special needs. On average,
the organization serves up to 500 children and encourages
sportsmanship, teamwork, and high academic standards. Their
season runs from August to November, with home games played
at Esteli Park.
La Habra NJB https://lahabra-city-njb.rsportz.com/
Basketball
La Habra NJB hosts basketball leagues for both boys and girls in
grades three through eight who live in La Habra. Practices begin
in November, and the season consists of ten games. Each season,
NJB donates a portion of each player’s registration fee back to the
player’s school to help support their education, resulting in over
twenty schools receiving donations.
City of La Habra Community Services
101 W. La Habra Boulevard
La Habra, CA 90631
La Habra Recreation Division
City of La Habra
Let’s Play Guide
Let’s play is a City effort to
create safe places for
children to learn through play!
CLUBS,
ORGANIZATIONS &
SERVICES
La Habra Community Services
(562) 383-4200
We offer recreation classes, special events, oversee local youth
sports, sports parks and community outreach.
City of La Habra Infant, Preschool &
(562) 383-4270
School-Age Programs
Services provided for children six weeks to 12 years of age.
Orange County Youth Center
at La Habra
(562) 383-4227
Employment, High School Diploma Services for Youth Aged 16-21
years. Serves residents of La Habra, Brea, Fullerton, Buena Park,
La Palma, Yorba Linda & Placentia.
Children’s Museum of La Habra
(562) 383-4236
A place where play is important to learning, since 1977.
Boy Scout Troop #883
(562) 665-2956
For almost 44 years, the Knights of Columbus and Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church parish have chartered Boy Scouts.
Girl Scouts
www.lahabragirlscouts.org
La Habra Girl Scouts is girl-driven, reflecting the ever changing
needs and interests of today’s girls. Girl scouts builds girls’
courage, confidence, and character to make the world a better place.
La Habra Boys & Girls Club
(562) 694-1805
The La Habra Boys & Girls Club is a non-profit organization that
provides facilities, professional staff, a fun environment and
programs to assist youth development.
Rosie’s Garage
(714) 626-0655
www.rosiesgarage.org
Rosie’s Garage is a nationally recognized after school tutoring
program founded to improve grade averages, student attitude,
involve parents in academics and build a sense of community.
YOUTH SPOR TS
AYSO
(562) 447-4247
Soccer
www.ayso-region94.com
Founded in 1974, AYSO Region 94 serves the communities of La
Habra, Brea, and Fullerton. There are six philosophies under which
AYSO operates: Everyone Plays, Balanced Teams, Open Registration,
Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development.
AYSO holds both an open registration league during the fall and
a Spring Select league for divisions U-5 through U-19, serving
approximately 1,300 children. The home field for Region 94 is
Imperial Middle School in La Habra.
La Habra Pumas
(714) 403-7764
Soccer
www.pumaslh.org
The La Habra Pumas are a competitive boys’ soccer club with
teams in the U-9 through U-17 divisions. Their goal is to provide
an affordable opportunity for any child that has the desire to play
at a competitive level. Pumas play in games and tournaments
throughout Orange and Los Angeles Counties. Home games are
played at Osornio Park.
La Habra City Little League
(714) 529-8951
Challenger League (Special Needs Baseball) www.lhcll.com
Baseball
The La Habra City Little League district consists of La Habra as well
as parts of La Habra Heights, Brea, and Whittier. Founded in 1959,
the league hosts spring and fall seasons for ages four through 18,
with approximately 800 children playing each season. LHCLL also
holds a Challenger League, designed specifically for children with
special needs. The Challenger League utilizes a “buddy” system,
where other Little League players assist the Challenger players on
the field when necessary.
La Habra Girls Softball Association (562) 691-5447
Softball
www.LHGSA.com
The La Habra Girls Softball Association is a recreational fastpitch softball league for girls ages five through 14. An average of
400 girls participate in both spring and fall seasons, with home
games played at La Bonita Park. Its goal is to provide all girls an
opportunity to play, as well as to promote good sportsmanship
and high character.
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