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Adult sports offered by city of Mesa

Pickleball classes are offered. (Metro Creative)

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Adult sports offered by the Mesa Parks and Recreation Department include volleyball, softball and pickleball.

They include:

• Women and co-ed indoor volleyball for ages 16 and over.

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