Crosscourt is scaling more than sport.
What’s happening: The tech-enabled basketball fitness club landed $2M to expand beyond LA, bringing pickup competition and community to everyday athletes.
Ball is life. Combining proprietary software with fully equipped, premium facilities, Crosscourt matches players for scheduled pickup games while hosting performance classes and skill development sessions.
More than a game, it seeks to connect competitive play and developmental work to the physical, social, and mental health of its members.
From downtown. Hosting 150K monthly sessions at its Downtown LA flagship, it’s taking the concept coast to coast, opening a Miami location this fall. Engineering for progress, its new app will power live stats, highlight reels, and interactive profiles for users.
Sporting. Sports are America’s connective tissue, and joining the action is a multiplier — yet, just 20% of adults engage in team sports. Upping participation, Rec, GoodRec, and Volo Sports keep leagues thriving, and Streets FC and Nike’s Toma El Juego celebrate pickup culture, while others are building permanent spaces for the before and after.
Punchline: Giving basketball the racquet social club treatment, Crosscourt is crossing performance training with the game’s intangibles.