Chiswick's local rugby union teams include Chiswick RFC, formerly Old Meadonians RFC.
The team plays league games on a Saturday at Dukes Meadows.
Chiswick's cricket club, formerly known as Turnham Green and Polytechnic, plays at Riverside Drive.
On Chiswick Common is the Rocks Lane Multi Sports Centre, where there are tennis, five-a-side football and netball courts available to hire to the public.
Private tennis coaching for individuals and groups is also available.

The Chiswick reach of the Thames is heavily used for competitive and recreational rowing.
Championship Course from Mortlake to Putney runs past Chiswick Eyot and Duke's Meadows.
The Boat Race is contested on the Championship Course on a flood tide (in other words from Putney to Mortlake) with Duke's Meadows a popular view-point for the closing stages of the race.
The finishing post is just downstream of Chiswick Bridge.
 Other important races such as the Head of the River Race race the reverse course, on an ebb tide.
Chiswick is home to several clubs.
The University of London Boat Club is based in its boathouse off Hartington Road, which also houses the clubs of many London colleges and teaching hospitals; recent members include Tim Foster, Gold medallist at the Sydney Olympics and Frances Houghton, World Champion in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
Quintin Boat Club lies between Chiswick Quay Marina and Chiswick Bridge.
Tideway Scullers School is just downriver of Chiswick Bridge; its members include single sculling World Champion Mahé Drysdale and Great Britain single sculler Alan Campbell.

Chiswick High Road was once home to the Chequered Flag garage and its associated motor racing team.
Chiswick's local rugby union teams include Chiswick RFC, formerly Old Meadonians RFC. The team plays league games on a Saturday at Dukes Meadows. Chiswick's cricket club, formerly known as Turnham Green and Polytechnic, plays at Riverside Drive. On Chiswick Common is the Rocks Lane Multi Sports Centre, where there are tennis, five-a-side football and netball courts available to hire to the public. Private tennis coaching for individuals and groups is also available.
The Chiswick reach of the Thames is heavily used for competitive and recreational rowing. Championship Course from Mortlake to Putney runs past Chiswick Eyot and Duke's Meadows. The Boat Race is contested on the Championship Course on a flood tide (in other words from Putney to Mortlake) with Duke's Meadows a popular view-point for the closing stages of the race. The finishing post is just downstream of Chiswick Bridge.  Other important races such as the Head of the River Race race the reverse course, on an ebb tide. Chiswick is home to several clubs. The University of London Boat Club is based in its boathouse off Hartington Road, which also houses the clubs of many London colleges and teaching hospitals; recent members include Tim Foster, Gold medallist at the Sydney Olympics and Frances Houghton, World Champion in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Quintin Boat Club lies between Chiswick Quay Marina and Chiswick Bridge. Tideway Scullers School is just downriver of Chiswick Bridge; its members include single sculling World Champion Mahé Drysdale and Great Britain single sculler Alan Campbell.
Chiswick High Road was once home to the Chequered Flag garage and its associated motor racing team.
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