Sport and fitness are popular pastimes in Horsham.
The Horsham Aquatic Centre contains an indoor and outdoor pool, gym, kiosk and child care centre, owned by the Horsham Rural City Council and operated by the YMCA.
Horsham has an outdoor velodrome, indoor squash centre as well as a Basketball stadium.
The Horsham City Oval located between Baker Street and Hocking Street next to the Botanical Gardens hosts a variety of football games and cricket matches.

There are two football and netball leagues based in and around Horsham – the Wimmera Football & Netball League and the Horsham & District Football & Netball League.
The town has two Australian rules football teams competing in the Wimmera Football League, the Horsham Demons and the Horsham Saints.
The Demons have had success in recent years, having won the last 10 Wimmera Football League premierships until 2012.
Kalkee have been the biggest grand final winners in the Horsham District League, in both football and netball, over the past 50 years.
Footballer and 2014 Australian of the Year Adam Goodes grew up in Horsham, where he worked at the cinema before being drafted to the Sydney Swans.
Horsham currently has four players representing the town in the Australian Football League.

Cricket and tennis are the main summer sports in Horsham.
The Horsham Cricket Association has clubs based in the Horsham district including Laharum, Noradjuha, Quantong, Natimuk, Rupanyup, Minyip, Dimboola and Murtoa.
Horsham teams include the Homers, Horsham Saints, Jung Tigers and Colts.
Basketball is also popular in the town.

There are various volleyball facilities, with a weekly domestic competition run for enjoyment, and training programs run, in conjunction with Horsham's key secondary school, Horsham College.
Teams from the College compete in the National Volleyball Schools Cup each year, and over previous years, have won various gold, silver and bronze medals, in both men's and women's, Division 2, Division 1 and Honours.

The horse racing club, the Wimmera Racing Club, schedules around five race meetings a year at Horsham, including the Horsham Cup meeting in October.

Horsham Harness racing Club conducts regular meetings at its racetrack in the city, and the Horsham Greyhound racing Club holds regular meetings.

Golfers play at the course of the Horsham Golf Club on Golf Course Road.

The Horsham Flying Club is the home of sport aviation and gliding in the Wimmera Mallee region of Victoria.
The club was formed in 1963 as Wimmera Soaring Club and later amalgamated with Wimmera Sports Aircraft Association.
The city also hosts the longest-running gliding competition in Australia, Horsham Week, held yearly in the first week of February since 1967.
Sport and fitness are popular pastimes in Horsham. The Horsham Aquatic Centre contains an indoor and outdoor pool, gym, kiosk and child care centre, owned by the Horsham Rural City Council and operated by the YMCA. Horsham has an outdoor velodrome, indoor squash centre as well as a Basketball stadium. The Horsham City Oval located between Baker Street and Hocking Street next to the Botanical Gardens hosts a variety of football games and cricket matches. 
There are two football and netball leagues based in and around Horsham – the Wimmera Football & Netball League and the Horsham & District Football & Netball League. The town has two Australian rules football teams competing in the Wimmera Football League, the Horsham Demons and the Horsham Saints. The Demons have had success in recent years, having won the last 10 Wimmera Football League premierships until 2012. Kalkee have been the biggest grand final winners in the Horsham District League, in both football and netball, over the past 50 years. Footballer and 2014 Australian of the Year Adam Goodes grew up in Horsham, where he worked at the cinema before being drafted to the Sydney Swans. Horsham currently has four players representing the town in the Australian Football League.
Cricket and tennis are the main summer sports in Horsham. The Horsham Cricket Association has clubs based in the Horsham district including Laharum, Noradjuha, Quantong, Natimuk, Rupanyup, Minyip, Dimboola and Murtoa. Horsham teams include the Homers, Horsham Saints, Jung Tigers and Colts. Basketball is also popular in the town.
There are various volleyball facilities, with a weekly domestic competition run for enjoyment, and training programs run, in conjunction with Horsham's key secondary school, Horsham College. Teams from the College compete in the National Volleyball Schools Cup each year, and over previous years, have won various gold, silver and bronze medals, in both men's and women's, Division 2, Division 1 and Honours.
The horse racing club, the Wimmera Racing Club, schedules around five race meetings a year at Horsham, including the Horsham Cup meeting in October.
Horsham Harness racing Club conducts regular meetings at its racetrack in the city, and the Horsham Greyhound racing Club holds regular meetings.
Golfers play at the course of the Horsham Golf Club on Golf Course Road.
The Horsham Flying Club is the home of sport aviation and gliding in the Wimmera Mallee region of Victoria. The club was formed in 1963 as Wimmera Soaring Club and later amalgamated with Wimmera Sports Aircraft Association. The city also hosts the longest-running gliding competition in Australia, Horsham Week, held yearly in the first week of February since 1967.
Horsham, Victoria