This      study investigates        sports      governance      and        performance management strategies in Laguna, focusing on team sports grassroots development. The research assesses demographic profiles and perceptions of parents, athletes, and administrative staff towards governance and performance management. A quantitative approach was employed, gathering data through surveys and analyzing responses using statistical methods. The study revealed diverse perceptions among the groups, highlighting challenges in communication, decision-making, and resource utilization. Results indicate a need for improved training opportunities, data utilization, and athlete development programs. Recommendations include enhancing collaboration, communication, and strategic planning to align governance and performance management efforts. Based on these findings, a comprehensive Inclusive Sports Grassroots Development Program for Team Sports is proposed. This program aims to address barriers to participation, enhance skill development, and foster inclusivity through targeted recruitment, training workshops, competitive leagues, and support services. Collaboration with community partners and a sustainability plan ensure the programs long-term impact and success in promoting youth sports in Laguna.