So Calif Municipal Athletic Federation

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823 Lexington Gallatin Rd
South El Monte, CA 91733
+1 (626) 448-0853
https://www.scmaf.org

The Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation (SCMAF) is dedicated to promoting athletic programs and events for various age groups, including adult softball, youth basketball, and flag football. They also provide training for parks and recreational staff through their SCMAF Institute and University.

In addition to organizing tournaments and championships, SCMAF actively engages with the community by hosting events such as the Annual Girls Sports Day and volunteer initiatives to support local residents. Their commitment to fostering sportsmanship and community involvement is evident through their diverse offerings and events.

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