Richmond Sports Council

The collective voice of community sports in Richmond, BC.

Richmond Sports Council represents the vibrant sports community in Richmond.

We are made up of more than 50 sports groups which provide sports and recreation in Richmond for 18,000 men, women, girls and boys – on playing fields, in arenas, on the track, in gyms, in aquatic pools and the many other places to play sports in Richmond.

Richmond Sports Council is a registered non-profit society, founded in 1984. As a self-governing body, rather than an appointment of Council, our agenda, priorities and positions are determined by our members and the sports they represent. Our role is to advocate for sports, especially with City Council and Richmond’s MLAs and MPs, and provide an opportunity for sports groups to meet, share experience and improve the programs we offer to our community.

RSC meets 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm, except in August.

City Hall Room M 2004

6911 No 3 Road, Richmond BC

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Richmond KidSport

Every year, Richmond KidSport ensures over 280 children from low-income families can play sport. Since its founding in 2008, over $1,000,000 has been provided.

To donate or volunteer, please phone 778-803-7115 or see kidsport.ca/richmond To apply for KidSport funding, find the “Grants” section of the Member Resources page.

Richmond Sports Wall of Fame

In 2005, Richmond Sports Council proposed to the City that Richmond institute a Sports Hall of Fame to celebrate the successes and contributions of members of the Richmond sports community to our city. This dream came to fruition in 2015 through the “Richmond Sports Wall of Fame” at the Olympic Oval. Sports Council oversees the Nominating Committee, and encourages our sport community to nominate members deserving recognition. Click for more information.