College And Amateur Sports in Atlanta

From SEC Saturdays at Georgia Tech to packed high school stadiums and weekend club leagues in local parks, Atlanta’s college and amateur sports scene is woven into everyday city life. On this page, you’ll find articles that explain how to follow local teams, where to watch big games, how to get involved in intramural and club sports, and what to know about facilities across the metro area—from Midtown campus fields to community complexes in DeKalb, Cobb, and Clayton counties.

Whether you’re a student, parent, casual fan, or player, these guides are designed to help you make practical, informed choices: picking the right youth or rec league, understanding game-day logistics near campus, or finding affordable ways to stay active. Use these resources to navigate Atlanta’s busy sports calendar, avoid common hassles like traffic and parking, and choose the opportunities that best fit your interests, schedule, and budget.

College And Amateur Sports
Atlanta Track Club Masters Team
If you’re over 40, live in or around Atlanta, and love to run, the Atlanta Track Club (ATC) Masters Team is one of the most active and recognizable masters running groups in the city. Whether you’re curious about competitive masters racing or just want structured training and a team atmosphere, understanding how the Masters Team works in Atlanta can help you decide if it’s the right fit.
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Clark Atlanta Panthers
The Clark Atlanta Panthers are one of Atlanta’s most recognizable college sports programs, representing Clark Atlanta University (CAU), a historically Black university located in the heart of the city. Whether you live in Atlanta, are visiting for a weekend, or are exploring local college sports, CAU athletics offer a rich mix of history, culture, and competitive action.
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Emory Eagles Athletics
If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting the city and want to experience college and amateur sports, Emory Eagles athletics is one of the most accessible and family‑friendly options inside the Perimeter. Emory University’s campus in Druid Hills, just northeast of Midtown, offers a full slate of NCAA Division III athletics with a strong local following and an easygoing game-day atmosphere.
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Georgia Tech Baseball At Russ Chandler Stadium
Georgia Tech baseball is a spring and early-summer staple in Atlanta, and Russ Chandler Stadium is where it all happens. Whether you’re a longtime Atlantan, a visiting baseball fan, or a parent checking out college programs, a game at “The Rusty C” can be one of the most enjoyable sports experiences in the city.
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Georgia Tech Basketball At McCamish Pavilion
Georgia Tech basketball is a big part of the sports scene in Atlanta, and McCamish Pavilion is right at the center of it. Whether you live in the city, work nearby in Midtown, or are visiting Atlanta and want a true local sports experience, a Yellow Jackets game is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to enjoy high-level college basketball.
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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football
Few things feel more “Atlanta” in the fall than Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football. Whether you live in the city, are visiting for a weekend, or just want to understand how Tech football fits into Atlanta life, it helps to know what to expect around campus, how to get to the game, and how to enjoy the experience like a local.
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Kennesaw State Owls Football (Fifth Third Bank Stadium)
Catching a Kennesaw State Owls football game at Fifth Third Bank Stadium is one of the easiest ways for Atlanta sports fans to enjoy live college football without driving hours out of town. The stadium is just up I‑75 in Kennesaw, close enough for a quick day trip yet big enough to feel like a true game-day experience.
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Morehouse College Maroon Tigers
The Morehouse College Maroon Tigers are one of Atlanta’s most recognizable college sports programs and a cornerstone of the city’s HBCU athletic culture. If you live in Atlanta, visit regularly, or are planning a trip around sports and campus life, understanding Morehouse athletics gives you a window into both the history and energy of the city’s Westside.
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