Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Ping Pong

Get Your Game Face on for Ping Pong Fun! 🏓
Channel your inner Forrest Gump and bring the heat to the ping pong table! Whether you're teaming up in our 2 vs. 2 leagues or diving into the action-packed Social 4's League, we’ve got your paddle covered. Each league features 7 weeks of epic matches, playoffs, and an opening night reception complete with complimentary food and drinks to kick things off in style!

Match Night Breakdown
Every game night, you’ll battle it out in at least 5 matches, mixing doubles and singles to keep the excitement rolling. With so much play time, everyone stays in the action, every single week!

Summer-Only Spot:
Catch us for summer ping pong at the iconic Island Party Hut on the Chicago Riverwalk, where the vibe is as lively as the competition!

With Chicago Sport and Social Club, it’s way more than just a game. Jump in for the fun, the friends, and the fierce competition – join our ping pong league today!

2 vs. 2 (no gender specifics) 

4 vs 4 (no gender specifics)

8 guaranteed matches, team jerseys, league administration, equipment, certified CSSC staff, playoffs for qualifying teams, prizes for winners and drink and/or food specials at the sponsor bar

Each ping pong team jersey set includes the following pre-bundled sizes (No exchanges): 1S, 1M, 1L, 1 XL

Teams may purchase additional shirts or sizes for $5 per shirt


LEVELS

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Beginner

The Recreational level is CSSC's most basic level of play. You can think of it as the beginner level. Participants that play at this level are looking to first and foremost play their sport for fun. While competition may be important to them it is not necessarily the top priority.

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Open

The intermediate level is geared towards participants who are still relatively new to the sport but are seeking a little bit more competition. You can think of it as the "middle of the road" level. Participants that play at this level have a good knowledge of the rules and the game and are ready to become more competitive but are still not all that serious. Most participants at this level have played for a few seasons. This is a great level for those teams that have had success at the recreational level and are now ready to step their game up!

Beginner

The Recreational level is CSSC's most basic level of play. You can think of it as the beginner level. Participants that play at this level are looking to first and foremost play their sport for fun. While competition may be important to them it is not necessarily the top priority.

Open

The Open level is "open" to everyone. It is a combination of skill levels that usually skew towards the intermediate level, depending on the sport.

  • Southport Lanes (3325 N. Southport)
    • 3325 N. Southport, Chicago, IL, 60657
  • Ace Bounce 
    • 230 N. Clark, Chicago, IL,

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