We track 17 dodgeball listings in Seattle, Washington — leagues, tournaments, and one-day events for every skill level. The next one starts Nov 5, 2026.
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6v6 team dodgeball. Round robin into single-elimination playoffs. Team costume contest.
Competitive teen league, ages 14–18, with regular officiating.
Fall Classic bracket for Dodgeball teams in Seattle. Open registration, all skill levels welcome.
Seattle Dodgeball Youth Cup — register through our verified organizer partner.
Seattle Dodgeball Senior 55+ Classic — register through our verified organizer partner.
Join senior Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, coed divisions.
Seattle Dodgeball Skills Clinic — register through our verified organizer partner.
Join teen Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, open divisions.
Join all ages Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, mens divisions.
Seattle Dodgeball Charity Cup — register through our verified organizer partner.
6v6 team dodgeball. Round robin into single-elimination playoffs. Team costume contest.
Join adult Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, womens divisions.
Join senior Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, open divisions.
Join youth Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, coed divisions.
Join adult Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, mens divisions.
6v6 team dodgeball. Round robin into single-elimination playoffs. Team costume contest.
Join teen Dodgeball in Seattle. Beginner players welcome, womens divisions.
Browse the dodgeball leagues on this page, pick one that fits your skill level and schedule, and click through to the organizer's registration page. Most leagues in Seattle accept both full-team and free-agent signups.
Yes. Use the "Beginner" or "Recreational" skill filter above to see leagues in Seattle, WA that welcome new players. Many organizers also run intro clinics and free-agent nights.
Per-player fees for dodgeball in Seattle typically range from $60 to $150 per season. Full-team fees are higher but split across your roster. Costs cover fields, referees, equipment, and often a season-ending party.
Most Seattle organizers run four seasons a year — spring, summer, fall, and winter. Outdoor leagues concentrate in spring and summer; indoor leagues fill the fall and winter calendar.
Yes. Almost every organizer in Seattle, WA lets you sign up as an individual and places you on a team. Look for leagues tagged as accepting free agents.