MRH Youth Sports is a volunteer, parent-run organization that provides access to sports teams for PreK to 8th graders in the Maplewood and Richmond Heights community. We hope to provide a fun, athletic experience where children learn good sportsmanship and the skills of the game in a safe environment. 

We currently offer soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, wrestling, baseball and softball. With the growing population of children at MRH, our sports program is also growing. We are continually working to improve our processes and goals in order to provide the best sports experience for your child! The MRH Youth Sports board members, and other parent volunteers, donate their time to coordinate teams, find coaches, order uniforms, put together rosters, communicate about registration times, reserve field or court space for games and practices, as well as many other details that need to happen in order for your child to play sports. There are many details that go on behind the scenes in order for the games to take place. MRHYS is always looking for additional volunteers to help! If you are willing to help with small administrative tasks, coaching, sorting uniforms, helping organize a fundraiser...let us know by emailing [email protected]. 

Our current Board of Directors include: Bryan Dopuch, Chad Garrison, Dara Gustin, Alan Hughes, Allison Hughes, Johnny Lewis and Joe Schott.

While we serve the Maplewood Richmond Heights School District community, we are not a part of the district itself. 

Mission: MRH Youth Sports is a non-profit organization that provides recreational level sports programs for the children of the MRH Community. It is organized by a volunteer Board of Directors and volunteer parent coaches. Our Mission is to provide the opportunity for as many children as possible in Maplewood-Richmond Heights, regardless of ability or economic situation, to learn sports in a safe and supportive environment in order to encourage long-term fitness and love of sport.

Financial Aid: We believe no child should be sidelined due to economic hardship. Families that qualify for financial assistance can receive a discount on registration and free uniforms.