Softball

Greeley boasts one of the largest softball leagues along the Front Range. We have several divisions to choose from to meet your needs.

**Beginning Spring 2022, all teams and participants will be required to complete their rosters and waivers on TeamSideline. Information will be sent to team managers after they have registered their team through RecTrac and the City of Greeley.

 

Summer 2023

City of Greeley Recreation is offering an Adult Softball league with 7 divisions on 4 different nights.
Each team will be guaranteed 9 regular season games and 1 playoff game.
Players are only allowed to play on one team per Division.

Game times and schedules will be posted on TeamSideline.

 

Registration

Early-Bird Registration: April 3-14

• $600 per team for all leagues

General Registration:  April 15-May 5

• $660 per team for all other leagues

 Register

 

Divisions

Mondays

• Unified/Adaptive League (contact Ray.Vasquez@greeleygov.com for registration)
• Novice League / Church League (contact Ray.Vasquez@greeleygov.com for registration)

Wednesdays

• Men’s Recreational (Min-4 teams, Max-16 teams)
• Co-Rec Recreational (Min-4 teams, Max-16 teams)

Thursdays

• Co-Rec Intermediate (Min-4 teams, Max-16 teams)

Fridays

• Men’s Intermediate (Min-4 teams, Max-20 teams)
• Men’s Competitive (Min-4 teams, Max-12 teams)

 

Want to play but aren’t on a team?

Sign up, and we will connect you with other captains or start a Free Agent team!

 Free Agent Sign Up

 

Game Schedule/Location

• Games will be played either at Twin Rivers Community Park (1501 65th Ave.) or Island Grove Regional Park (501 N. 14th Ave.)
• Game times will be played at 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8 p.m., and 9 p.m.

 

Games Begin: Week of May 22, 2023

 

League	Rank Allowed	Description
Unified/Adaptive	No Rank	Players with disabilities and partners
Novice	No Rank	Beginner player with little to no experience in softball/baseball in their life
Recreational	E or unranked	Players with little knowledge of fundamental skills
Intermediate	D or Lower	Players with solid fundamental skills
Competitive	C,B,A or lower	Advance players

 

 

 

Division Definitions

• Upper division is for the most skilled teams that may play in B/C/D USSSA tournaments
• Co-Rec Middle division is for the Co-Ed teams that would like to play in a more competitive setting
• Lower division is for teams that are out to have fun, may not have the most skill and/or do not play in USSSA tournaments.
• Co-Rec Lower division is for teams that are out to have fun, may not have the most skill and/or do not play in USSSA tournaments.
• Unified division is a recreational league that plays to have fun and has both people with and without disabilities that are 16+.

Please note:

To ensure an “equitable playing field,” teams can be moved during the tournament to play in a division comparable to their abilities. This may or may not be on the same night as chosen at league registration. This decision will be made based on standings and ability level. Co-Ed teams must have equal to or more women in the line up for games as men.