Brent Cross Town has launched an exciting six-week programme of competitive sport challenges, and you’re invited to take part.

Last year, The Play-Offs were hosted for the first time ever at Brent Cross Town, and comprised of a weekend of outdoor social games, including Chase Tag. This year, The Play Offs are taking place at Brent Cross Town’s The 108, Brent Terrace, NW2 1LT, which is London’s first indoor baseball and softball centre. Teams battle it out across three activities, competing for points and prizes in a friendly, high-energy atmosphere.

The competition takes place every Saturday until Saturday 29 August. Sessions begin at 11am, and for 90 minutes, participants will go head-to-head in a mix of three activities: padel, baseball and a bootcamp-style fitness challenge.

Teams earn points across all three activities, with an additional five bonus points awarded to the bootcamp winners. The highest-scoring team will be crowned champion, while the top-performing individual competitors will receive the Most Valuable Player title.

The sessions are open to all adults aged 18 and over, with no previous experience required. Participants can enter as a team or individually, and tickets are £10 per person (includes one drink).

The Play-Offs is the latest addition to Brent Cross Town’s growing programme of sport, fitness and wellbeing activities, giving more local people opportunities to stay active, meet others and enjoy the area’s expanding leisure offer.

Councillor Anne Clarke, Cricklewood Ward Councillor and Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure, Arts & Sport, said: “Brent Cross Town is becoming one of London’s most exciting destinations for sport, play and community life, and The Play-Offs is a fantastic addition to this summer’s programme. By bringing together fun activities and fitness challenges in a welcoming environment, these sessions will encourage more people to get active, meet new people and make the most of the outstanding facilities at The 108.”

Learn more about how the competition works and book your space here. You can also discover Brent Cross Town’s summer activity programmes here.

The 108 is a six-minute walk from Brent Cross West station. We encourage all our visitors to walk, cycle or use public transport where possible. Parking on nearby residential streets is not permitted, and enforcement patrols are in place.