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Play ball at the fifth annual ATX SPORTSFEST

The festival brings community members together to spectate, cheer, and compete in five casual sporting events.

A group of people playing sand volleyball

The best players will be eligible to win prizes from brands including Por Osos, Zilker Brewing Co., and Tequila 512.

Photo courtesy SPORTSFEST

Calling all sports enthusiasts — the annual SPORTSFEST is coming back to east Austin’s Krieg Fields for its fifth year.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 26.

Presented by sports lifestyle brand SPORTSKIND and the Austin Parks Foundation, the festival brings Austinites together for tournaments in:

  • Sand volleyball
  • Softball
  • Kickball
  • Flag Football
  • Cornhole

Attendees can also participate in open play, spectate, peruse, grab a bite from local food trucks, or enjoy complimentary beverages from the beer garden.

Players can register for teams starting at $39. A portion of the proceeds benefit APF.

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