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San Francisco Municipal Softball 755 Stanyan Street * San Francisco, CA 94117 Phone: 415 831-6316 email: leagueoffice {at} sfsoftball(.)com Twitter: @SFSoftball :: Find us on Facebook
Fall Playoff Schedule
Registration January 26 – February 2, 2019
TEAM FEE: $825
Spring Season Starts March 1, 2019
You must have a Manager Account to register your team.
If you don’t have an account (or aren’t sure if you do) please email teams {at} sfsoftball(.)com with your first and last name, team name, street address, zip code, email address and cell phone #. We will retrieve your existing account information or create your new Manager Account, then we’ll send you an email with your user name and password so you can register your team during registration dates.
UMPIRES NEEDED IN SAN FRANCISCO
Umpires are needed to officiate softball games in San Francisco this coming Spring Season.
The Northern California Umpires’ Association (NCUA) is offering our 28th annual San Francisco Softball Umpire School to be conducted on February 16-17, 2019, at Palega Playground located at 500 Felton Street, San Francisco CA.
All persons interested in becoming softball officials will be required to attend classroom instruction and on the field mechanic drills. Persons who enjoy outdoors are familiar with the game of softball are encouraged to attend. Umpires can earn approximately $69.00 (3 game set) a night.
The school is also a great opportunity for all persons to understand the rules and mechanics of the game.
Plan ahead!
For additional information, please contact Anna Louie at 415 350-8788.
Congratulations to the Fall Champions and Runners-Up
| DIVISION | CHAMPIONSHIP | RUNNER-UP |
| Coed DD | Famiglia | Yakuza |
| Coed D | Chupacabras | Jack Mamas |
| Masters U | Ball Slappers | 12 Angry Men |
| Masters L | Olympic Club Black | Roots |
| Mod Coed | Boom | Weebly |
| Open CC | ||
| Open C | Eezy Freezy Market | Flatliners |
| Open DD | Clam Pies | Spread the Glove |
| Open D | The Beat | Cobras |
Looking to join or fill in for a team? You can post your availability on the Message Board. Managers look there for players. The link to the Message Board is here as well as on the left side of navigation menu.
Equipment for each game:
Managers please make sure you bring to each game:
- Softballs: Open, Masters and Modified Coed games (1) new ASA yellow 12″ 52/300 ball, Coed games (1) new ASA yellow 12″ 52/300 ball and (1) new yellow 11″ 44/375 ball.
Only ASA approved POLY CORE (not cork center) balls with the ASA stamp may be used. - CATCHERS MASK – For safety, catchers must wear a catchers mask, no exceptions. Update: Catchers may now wear a “Rip-It mask” or similar type of fielders protective face mask.
- Lineup Cards, Lineup cards must be those provided by the league. A pack of 10 Lineup cards will be distributed to managers at their first league game. Lineup cards can also be picked up any time day or night at the top of the stairs before you go down into the office. Lineup cards are in the blue plastic envelope at the top of the stairs.Each team must fill out information (players’ last names and positions) as requested on lineup card before game time. Lineup cards must be presented when called for by the Plate Umpire or the game may be forfeited. The umpire will keep the hard copy and will give the original one to the opposing teams. All players listed must be present when the lineup cards are exchanged. Composite bats may only be used in Open B, CC and C Divisions.
** OPEN B, OPEN CC & OPEN C MANAGERS & PLAYERS :: Click here for some VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION regarding Composite Bats :: Do NOT purchase or bring a new Composite Bat to the field before reading this!
BAT CERTIFICATION Composite bats used in Open B, Open CC and Open C must be certified by the league office. To have your bat certified you must make an appointment with Anna Louie at ajlouie {at} comcast(.)net or text her at 415-350-8788. Anna will check your bat and place a sticker on it so it will be legal to use in these divisions.
RULES AND POLICIES ILLEGAL BATS: ANY PLAYER STEPPING INTO THE BATTERS BOX WITH AN ILLEGAL BAT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE OUT, EJECTED, AND SUSPENDED FROM THE NEXT GAME. IT IS THE MANAGERS’ RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE NO ILLEGAL BAT IS USED BY THEIR TEAM. THIS IS FOR ALL DIVISIONS. ONLY OPEN B, CC AND C DIVISIONS AR E ALLOWED TO USE ASA APPROVED COMPOSITE BATS THAT HAVE BEEN CHECKED AND CERTIFIED BY THE LEAGUE. COMPOSITE BATS ARE NOT ALLOWED FOR USE BY ANY OTHER DIVISIONS. THE ONUS IS WITH THE PLAYER/TEAM WHETHER THE UMPIRE CHECKED THE BATS OR NOT. METAL CLEATS ARE NOT ALLOWED Football cleats, track shoes or soccer cleats are not allowed ** OPEN B, OPEN CC & OPEN C MANAGERS & PLAYERS :: Click here for some VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION regarding Composite Bats :: Do NOT purchase or bring a new Composite Bat to the field before reading this! Questions? For assistance contact League Director Joann Dillon email : leagueoffice {at} sfsoftball(.)com phone: (415) 831-6316 League Web Site : http://www.sfsoftball.comWARM UP PITCHES: For Playoffs, warm-up pitches will be allowed for all games. At the beginning of each half inning, or when a pitcher relieves another, not more than one minute may be used to deliver not more than three warm-up pitches. Play shall be suspended during this time. A pitcher returning to pitch in the same half inning will not receive warm-up pitches.
SUMMER PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Fall Playoff Schedules 2017
SPRING PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE – SUMMER 2017
Spring Playoff Schedule
WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK :: 2015 SF SOFTBALL SURVEY We’re currently hard at work preparing for SF Softball 2016 and your opinion is an important part of that process. Please take a moment to answer a few simple questions about your 2014 experience in SF Softball. It’s quick and there’s space to add free form comments of your own: 2015 SAN FRANCISCO SOFTBALL SURVEY. Do these surveys have an impact? DEFINITELY. The SF Softball Board is composed of active players and managers just like yourself. We consult the survey to get a broad, inclusive view of how the League is working and ideas for improvement. Example: the League rule changes we have made over the past couple of years have been changes that SF Softball players and managers asked for, based on your survey feedback. These include: expanding the Mercy Rule from 12 to 20 runs, going to a 1-1 count and adding a strike zone mat and double first base bag. These were all changes that got an average 70% support level from SF Softball managers and players on the annual survey. So take a moment to let us know what’s working and what can be improved (and how)… Your feedback is important to us. Our survey takes just a couple of minutes and all responses are kept anonymous: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LL2WCZ6
New Rule 2015 – FOR WEEKNIGHT GAMES ONLY:
In the first (1st) inning, pitcher gets not more than one minute to deliver no more than three (3) warm-up pitches.
Effect: For each warm-up pitch in excess of three (3), a ball is awarded to the batter.
In the second (2nd) inning and each subsequent inning thereafter, pitcher gets no more than one (1) warm-up pitch. Ball is to be returned directly to the pitcher to start immediate play. NO warm-up balls are allowed in the infield or outfield in the second (2nd) inning and thereafter.
Effect: For each warm-up pitch in excess of the one (1), a ball is awarded to the batter.
Spring 2016 Playoffs Schedule
Fall 2016 Playoff Schedule
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Speak Up For Softball!
If playing Softball, good safe fields, working lights, and clean (and open) bathrooms are important to you (they’re certainly important to us), consider taking a minute during this season to let us know if you see a problem. Contact our league director at 415 831-6316 or email the league office at leagueoffice {at} sfsoftball(.)com
San Francisco Softball League Personnel registering teams at “Registration Night” at Sports Basement.
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