RECREATION
The Inglis Community is an excellent area for organized sports and recreation

Baseball
From the end of May until middle of July, Inglis enters into a slow pitch league.  There are about 10 teams in the league from the surrounding area - Russell, Langenburg, Binscarth.  Games take place Tuesday and Friday nights at 7:30 p.m.   There is a league tournament about the second week in July held at Inglis Beach.    All are welcome to come out and play.

Basketball
There is an outdoor basketball court along PR 366 behind the Inglis Activity Centre for anyone who wishes to play.  You will need to bring your own basketball.

Broomball
There is a broomball league that an Inglis team enters into that runs from January until spring.  Broomball practices/has games Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Skating Rink.

Cross-Country skiing
The land around here is flat and ideal for cross-country skiing anywhere.  Even better though is Rivendell Cross Country Ski Area which is located west off Hwy 83 between Inglis and Roblin.  It features groomed ski trails which follows the Assiniboine Valley and rentals are available.  Phone (204) 564-2315 for more information.  http://www.ccski.mb.ca/map_Rivendell.jpg

Curling
Inglis has a curling rink with 3 sheets of artificial ice.   Currently the plant is not working so we are trying natural ice.  Regular curling is every Thursday night (starting in January) at 7:30 p.m.

Downhill skiing & snowboarding
Inglis is very fortunate to be the closest town to Canada's Best New Attraction in 2000 - the Asessippi Ski Area.  An excellent resort with an amazing winter village.   There are 21 downhill ski/board runs ranging from beginner to expert and quad and triple chair lifts.  Manitoba's only half-pipe resides at Asessippi Ski Area as well as many terrain parks.  And we can't forget the thrilling downhill tubing park.   Phone (204) 564-2000 for details.

Figure Skating
Figure skating lessons are available in Inglis from January until spring.

Fishing
Minutes from Lake of the Prairies, fishing and ice-fishing is a favorite for many of the residents in the area.

Hockey
Organized hockey for youngsters and adults is available for all from the end of December until spring.

Public Skating
Public skating is available at the Inglis Skating Rink from the end of December until spring.

Tennis Court
An outdoor tennis court is available for public use.  It is located along PR 366 behind the Inglis Activity Center.  You will have to bring your own racket and tennis balls.  Every once in awhile a tennis tournament is held by area residents.

Volleyball
From October to December, there is a mixed adult volleyball league that is played out of the Inglis school gym.  Six teams of eight players compete every Monday night at 6:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 9:30 p.m. game times.
There is also Guys volleyball night Thursdays at the Inglis gym from October to December.  Starts at 8:30 p.m. and all are welcome - teams are made as people get there.
Ladies volleyball night is every Monday at the Inglis gym from January - March.  Starts at 8:00 p.m. and all are welcome - teams are made once everyone gets there.