Information

Crieve Hall Girls Softball serves girls ages 4-13.  Girls are placed in divisions based on their age as of Jan 1st of the year they are playing. 

Games begin in September. Games are typically  held on Tuesday & Thursday nights and  Saturday all day.  Weather pending. 

Fall age groups are 6u,  8u, 10u &  13u. Each division will play games against  CHGS  teams  and  with other local leagues as part of their schedule. 

Farm  League  (4-6  year  old)  -  This  league  is  an  intro  to  all  things  girls  softball.  Coaches  pitch  and  batters  also  hit  off  the  tee  after  3  strikes.  Girls  learn  all  facets  of  the  game;  fielding ,  throwing,  hitting  and  game  play.  It’s  a  great  way  to  start  off  in  fastpitch  softball.  

Rookie  League (7-8 year old)- This league begins to prepare girls for kid pitch.  Coaches pitch  and the girls can strike out.  Girls begin to catch the ball better, understand outs, and hit the ball harder.  10 girls play in the field each inning and all girls bat in the line up.

Junior League (9-10 year old)- This is our youngest kid pitch division.  All girls bat, only 10 girls play in the field at a time.  

Senior League (11-13 year old)- This is one of our strongest leagues when it comes to understanding the game and making plays.  All girls bat, but only 9 play in the field  at  a  time. This league begins spring game play after the local Middle School seasons are over.  

Schedule of Events

Fall Practices  start  in  August and occur  on  Fields  1  &  3  at Whitfield Park, 5150 Edmondson Pike 37211.  Coaches  determine  practice  nights,  leading  up  to  the  season  a  team  practices  on  a  weeknight  and  weekend  slot.  

Games will begin on Tuesday  September  2nd  for  all  age  groups.  Season  will  finish  by  October  30th.   

Games  Days  are  Tuesday  &  Thursday  evenings   along  with  Saturday  all  day. Weather pending. 

Rain out games will be scheduled by the leagues participating and will be played on first available field time. Games always override scheduled practices.