CHANDLER GIRLS' SOFTBALL: Welcome
Schedule Change:
T-Ball games scheduled for Friday evening Jun 1st at Desert Breeze Park have been cancelled due to extreme heat and lack of shade at Desert breeze park.
The T-Ball Graduation Game will be held, as scheduled on Saturday evening at 6PM at Folley Park & trophies (bobble-heads) will be distributed at that game.
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2012 Spring Season is drawing to a close!
Look for Fall Registration Information on this site!
2012 Fall Registration Form coming soon.
Fall Season: 7 regular season games: 2 Pool Play & Single Elimination Tournament. Games are played all Saturday at Folley Park.
Divisions: T-Ball, 8U Coach-Pitch, 11u Slow Pitch ($60)
10U, 12U, 14U and 18U Fast Pitch ($70)
Registration fee includes team jersey and player photo package.
League: Chandler Girls Softball is recreational softball for ages 4 - 18! No try-outs and no cuts! Emphasis is on skill development, fun, friends, family and learning to love the game of softball! Up to 4 players can sign up together on the same team.
Chandler Girls Softball Mission
To provide Chandler and its neighboring communities a positive and safe environment
for girls ages 5-18 years of age an equal opportunity to play softball; To honor the game
by encouraging good sportsmanship, teamwork, and physical well-being, while developing
the fundamental skills of softball; And, to ensure that all players are treated as valued
team members while building lasting relationships and having FUN!!
Code of Conduct
In addition to our mission statement Chandler Girls Softball has instituted a zero tolerance
policy on poor sportsmanship. Poor sportsmanship includes, but is not limited to;
yelling at umpires, players, coaches, board members or spectators, using inappropriate
language or gestures, any actions that can be construed as a threat to another person
or that, through aggressive intent or recklessness, may result in injury. The zero tolerance
policy is in effect for players & coaches as well as parents and other spectators.
The umpire is in control of the game & should be treated respectfully. Judgement calls
should not be challenged or disputed. The good sportsmanship code extends to the
treatment of players, coaches, umpires, board members & spectators.
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