Volunteers teach, coach, and administer the youth athletic leagues that play on Park District fields. This partnership of public facilities and volunteer administration provides cost-effective recreation programs with direct parental control. Information about the largest of these programs appears below.

The Centerville Baseball League provides organized boys baseball and girls softball for all children who want to play. The program teaches a basic knowledge of the games. Both recreational and traveling select teams are provided to offer a range of competitive opportunities.

The Centerville Noon Optimist Sof-T-Ball Association provides organized T-ball for boys and girls. Children are taught a basic knowledge of the game and gain a rewarding experience through learning to play fairly, abiding by the rules, and understanding the value of good sportsmanship. Many coaches are certified through NYSCA, the National Youth Sports Coaches Association.

The Centerville Wee Elk Football Association provides mini-tackle football for grades 1-3, tackle football for grades 4-6, and football cheerleaders for grades 1-6. Participation, teamwork, good sportsmanship and the sound fundamentals of football and cheerleading are the basic principles followed for the success and enjoyment of the youth taking part in this program. Head coaches are certified through NYSCA, the National Youth Sports Coaches Association.

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The Centerville United Soccer Association is the result of a merger between the Centerville (SAY) Soccer League, Soccer Centerville and the Centerville United Galaxies. With over 2,200 players, CUSA is the largest integrated youth soccer program in Ohio. The organization provides a fully structured and professionally managed program of soccer for youth ages 5 - 18 that allows players of all skill levels, recreational through elite competitive, to learn and enjoy the game of soccer.

The ISC Storm Soccer Club, founded in 1998, is committed to providing a positive select soccer program to boys and girls who want to participate in USYSA competitive soccer. The club's commitment is to provide all players with the training and playing time that they need to develop their soccer skills to the maximum potential. We believe that children should participate in other sports and activities and will accommodate it in our schedules whenever possible. All teams are coached by USYSA licensed coaches and are assigned a USYSA licensed trainer and a USYSA licensed goalie trainer. The ISC Storm Soccer Club supports and participates in the Olympic Development Program.