Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
Harman Bantam
Woodview Bantam
Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
Brookside Bantam
MacKenzie Bantam
Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
Kingside Mite
Brookside Mite
Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Mite
Kedron Mite
Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
Learn to Play Orange
Learn to Play Blue Blue
Thu
Jul
31
06:30 PM
Learn to Play Maroon
Learn to Play Purple
Tue
Aug
05
06:30 PM
Brookside Bantam
Woodview Bantam
Tue
Aug
05
06:30 PM
Woodview Mite
MacKenzie Mite
Tue
Aug
05
06:30 PM
Kedron Mite
Kingside Mite
Tue
Aug
05
08:30 PM
MacKenzie Bantam
Harman Bantam
Thu
Jul
17
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Mite
Woodview Mite
12
13
Mon
Jul
21
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Squirt
Kingside Squirt
14
8
Mon
Jul
21
06:30 PM
Brookside Squirt
Kedron Squirt
11
0
Tue
Jul
22
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Bantam
Brookside Bantam
19
4
Tue
Jul
22
06:30 PM
Brookside Mite
Kedron Mite
6
10
Tue
Jul
22
06:30 PM
Kingside Mite
Woodview Mite
11
5
Tue
Jul
22
08:30 PM
Woodview Bantam
Harman Bantam
4
9
Wed
Jul
23
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Squirt
Brookside Squirt
10
4
Wed
Jul
23
06:30 PM
MacKenzie Minor Mite
Brookside Minor Mite
4
7
Thu
Jul
24
06:30 PM
Woodview Mite
Brookside Mite
4
10

Equipment


Equipment needed to play

Parents must provide

1.  Glove

2.  Batting helmet with cage

3.  Running shoes

Optional:

1. Softball Cleats

2. Jock/Jill are strongly recommended especially for those who wish to catch

3.  Bats are provided but players may wish to bring their own and they should be softball approved.

Acceptable Bat Certification stamps

 One of the below stamps has to be on the bat

 

BAT SELECTION

It is essential that each player selects a bat that fits their unique body configuration and skill level. The player must be able to cover the entire strike zone with the bat (length) but must be able to control the bat (weight) to produce an efficient swing. Generally speaking, the lighter the bat, the faster it can be swung and the shorter the bat, the easier it is to control. Many mechanical issues seen in children’s swings are due to using a bat that is either too heavy or too long for that player.

Bat speed will dictate how far the ball is hit and how hard. Bat speed is the result of a player’s power and technique. Therefore, it is important that a player can swing their bat through the strike zone at maximum speed to produce a hard hit.

The bat's weight (usually measured in ounces) is balanced to its length (usually measured in inches). Many bats have a weight-to-length ratio or drop weight, displayed as minus 4 (-4), minus 6 (-6), etc. This simply means a 33-inch bat with a -10 ratio or drop weight weighs 23 ounces. For girls in the U14 and younger age categories, bats are typically -11 to -13 and for U16 girls, bats are -10 to -11. 

Fast Pitch Softball Bat (2 ¼" Barrel) Sizing by Age Chart

The following chart is meant to be a general guideline to follow when sizing a player for a softball bat. Experiment within the range indicated to find the ideal length and weight for each player.

 

AGE

under 7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14 and over

Length (inches)

24" - 26" 26" - 29" 28" - 31" 29" - 33" 31" - 34"
Drop Weight (-13.5) - (-10) (-13.5) - (-10) (-13) - (-8) (-12) - (-8)

(-10)-(-8) 

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