Recreational Softball

MISSION: Empower girls aged 6-14 with organized softball, promoting competitiveness and skill development. Cultivate friendships through teamwork, ensuring a fulfilling experience on and off the field.

COMMITMENT: We understand life happens. Missing a week isn't a concern. Our flexible environment supports your balance between organized softball and other commitments, ensuring valuable and well-rounded experiences.

The Registration Fee covers all practices, games (including applicable tournaments, playoffs, and the All-Star event), a Revere jersey and softball socks.

PRE-SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:

• Indoor Training: Saturdays (mid Feb - Mar) at Sculpt Sports Complex (1092 Jacoby Road, Copley) with Parent Coaches

• Skills Clinics: In March led by Revere High School Varsity Coaches and Players.

• Outdoor Practices: Twice a week starting in April.

• Softball Youth Day: In April -- Connect with the High School Team and celebrate the spirit of softball.

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:

• Regular Season: early May - end of June

• 12-15 regular season games

• Playoffs & All-Star Games: 10U, 12U, 14U

• 12U and 14U teams will have the opportunity to participate in a tournament during the regular season

Our league play includes Community Fastpitch teams from Copley, Highland, Cloverleaf, and West Akron. Exciting news for this year – the Juniors 14U league is expanding to include matchups against Springfield, Ellet, Portage Lakes, Barberton, and Wadsworth.

During the registration period, the team and player count will rely significantly on your involvement. We are actively seeking committed adults to contribute as volunteer coaches. When enrolling your child, please consider volunteering your time.

Click here to view the Rules for all Softball Leagues.

Questions: E-mail our Rec Softball Director: recsoftball@rbsaweb.com

Let's play ball and create lasting memories together!

• In 8U softball, the pitching is done by a coach or an adult, using an underhand motion. This allows young players to focus on hitting and fielding skills.

• The teams play against teams from other communities.

• Score is kept, however, there are no playoffs. 

Ages: Typically comprises 1st and 2nd graders.

Moving from 8U to 10U involves a few notable differences in gameplay:

• Players Pitch: Unlike in 8U, players will now have the opportunity to pitch.

• No Walks: However, there will be no walks allowed. In case of a walk, the coach will come in and pitch the remainder of the pitches available.

• Coach also Pitches: This is a nice hybrid to help with development.

• Stealing Third Base: Players will now have the ability to steal third base only.

• The teams play against teams from other communities.

• 10U participates in Playoffs and All-Star Games

Ages: Typically comprises 3rd and 4th graders.

• 12U builds on the skills learned in 10U.

• Players are the sole pitchers.

• Stealing is permitted for all bases.

• Dropped 3rd is now in play.

Ages: Typically comprises 5th and 6th graders.

• Juniors 14U league is our oldest group of Recreational Fastpitch Softball Players

• Only 9 players are on the field at time.

• Pitching mound is at 43'.

• Continuous walk is in play.

Ages: Typically comprises 7th and 8th graders.