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The City of Irvine administers a comprehensive athletics and sports program, providing adult leagues in softball, soccer, and basketball, as well as tennis lessons and tournaments for all ages. It manages 46 soccer fields, 47 ball diamonds, and 98 tennis courts, supporting more than 25 local non-profit youth sports organizations. These facilities are essential for community engagement, offering a space for health and fitness through organized sports. Irvine hosts several elite sports tournaments, showcasing its commitment to quality athletic experiences. The city's investment in athletic infrastructure enhances participation and fosters a strong sports culture among residents.

Local organizations benefit significantly from these resources, which promote youth development and community involvement. The program's success reflects the city's strategic focus on health and wellness through sports. As a result, Irvine is positioned as a hub for athletic events, drawing attention and participation from surrounding areas.

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