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Fantasy Football San Francisco

Fantasy Football Fans Gathering in San Francisco

Wednesday Co-ed 9v9 pickup @ John O’Connel

Thu, Oct 29, 2:30 AM
From NorCal Athletics Pickup Games
4.7
2 attendees
SF Sci-Fi & Fantasy Writers meetup

SF Sci-Fi & Fantasy Writers meetup

Wed, Oct 28, 2:00 AM
From San Francisco Fantasy and SciFi writers
4.9

Hello all! We are a group of fantasy and Sci-Fi writers in SF that meet to help each other write, brainstorm, discuss goals, provide feedback, story coach, explore worldbuilding, and discuss writing and our favorite media. In our usual format, we go around and each member gets to obtain feedback and help from the rest of the group on whatever they wish, such as a story idea, writing, concept art, worldbuilding, character develoment etc. We are also scheduling ongoing critique and feedback sessions for eachother's work

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2 attendees

Tuesday 2 Team Only 9v9 Pickup

Wed, Oct 28, 1:00 AM
From NorCal Athletics Pickup Games
4.7
2 attendees
November’s book: The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

November’s book: The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

Sat, Nov 14, 11:00 PM
From SF Fantasy Book Club
5.0

Join us in November to discuss *The Curse of Chalion* (2001) by Lois McMaster Bujold 📚 **The Pitch:** What if the only person capable of breaking a terrible curse is someone who desperately wants nothing more than to be left alone? After years of war, imprisonment, and torture, Cazaril returns home hoping for a quiet life. Instead, he becomes secretary and tutor to a young royal woman—and is drawn into a web of court politics, forbidden magic, divine intervention, and a devastating curse threatening the royal family. Lois McMaster Bujold delivers a character-driven, emotionally rich fantasy that blends political intrigue with questions of faith, sacrifice, redemption, and free will. Genre: Political Fantasy • Dark Fantasy

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15 attendees
Fall Flex Season #2

Fall Flex Season #2

Wed, Nov 11, 3:00 AM
From TennisSF.com | The San Francisco Tennis League
4.4

**How does a TennisSF Season / League run?** The league advertises the season dates and builds a queue of committed players for the season. **Kickoff Day - Nov. 10th** The start day of the season, players are sent a kickoff email that contains important information about the league, the link where your league standings and players contact information. We guarantee 6 playing partners at your playing level, but have been averaging closer to 15+ partners in most cities. The number of different levels we run is solely based upon the number of players enrolled for the league kickoff. Typically we are running a Skilled-3.0, Competitive-3.5 and Advanced-4.0 in most cities. **Your Task - "Flexible Scheduling"** After this kickoff email is sent, it is the **player's task to communicate with other players**. Players should work with their partners to find an agreeable time and location to play the match. While TennisSF.com doesn't mandate your playing schedule, it is recommended that players schedule at least one match per week. By request of the players, we started to allow players to play 1 rematch per season. The regular season is all about playing as much as you can. As of Feb. 9, 2026 we've had an amazing 2,016 players play more than [20 matches in a season](https://www.tennissf.com/info/MatchesInSeason). **Where to Play?** Play at your local free tennis courts, tennis parks, condo courts or tennis clubs. The league strongly suggests that players jointly try to pick a tennis court location convenient to both. We provide an extensive list of [tennis courts](https://www.tennissf.com/TennisCourts), including # of courts, lighting, hitting walls, etc.We strive to keep this list up-to-date. TennisSF.com sets up a must play dates to push players out on the courts. The final deadline is the date marking the end of the season, at which point players with 3-5 wins (Actually total is specified on the division page) will qualify for a post-season playoff to determine the league champion. **How to Play?** Players can use three mostly standard playing formats: 2 out of 3 sets, 2 sets with 10 point super tie-breaker or the 10-game pro set (First to 10, used when court time is limited). On Feb. 2018, we added Fast Tennis 4 game pro set format as a valid format. **Playoffs** Each season concludes with a playoffs where players with anywhere from 3 to 5 season wins qualifies for a single elimination tourney. The champion is awarded based upon the league [Prize Pool](https://www.tennissf.com/info/prize_pool3). Each singles league champion also receives a playing entry into one of two national championships we run. **[JOIN TODAY](https://www.tennissf.com/join)** Full price is $44.95 to play in a season. The earlier you sign up we typically offer discounts during these tough economic times. Just go to the [Join Page](https://www.tennissf.com/join) and complete the short form. We'd be happy to find you dedicated tennis playing partners.

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35 attendees

5 PM Golden Gate Park Weekday Pickup Soccer

Tue, Oct 27, 12:00 AM
From San Francisco Weekday Pickup Soccer
4.9
16 attendees
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Yes, there are active fantasy football groups in San Francisco. You can find them by searching on Meetup, where enthusiasts regularly gather to discuss strategies and compete.

Absolutely, you can join as many fantasy football groups as you like on Meetup. This lets you enjoy a variety of events and meet different people.

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Fantasy football groups might host draft parties, live games, or strategy sessions. These events provide perfect opportunities to enhance your knowledge and socialize with fellow fans.

Most will be in San Francisco, but some may occur online or in nearby areas. It depends on the group and event organizers involved, so be sure to check the location.

No, Meetup does not host events directly. Events are organized by group hosts or organizers who plan and manage their own activities through the platform.

Yes, you can start your own fantasy football group on Meetup. This offers an opportunity to create a community, engage others, and host events tailored to your interests.

While San Francisco is vibrant with activities, availability of specific groups or events may vary. If you don't find one immediately, consider starting your own group.

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Organization quality varies among groups since events are planned by individual organizers. It's best to evaluate groups by reading reviews and attending initial events.