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FAQS

 

Do players have to register with their designated Softball Club?

If a player wishes to register with a Club other than their designated Club the Club President must complete the proper Release, Transfer Request form available under the Forms button. Requests are considered based on the Release Criteria described in the Calgary Minor Softball Handbook available under the Information button. Players are not eligible to register at their preferred Association without Club Approval.

 

How do I register?

Every Community Club in Calgary is designated to a Calgary Minor Softball Club. If you do not know which Association you belong to please refer to the Club Boundary List, found under the Clubs – Registration tab. The List contains the names of each District along with the Community Districts that are designated to it.

What Provincial Level's does Calgary Minor Softball Have?

Calgary Minor Softball sends teams to A, B, C and D to Softball Alberta Provincials.

What Size Ball Does My Category Use?

U9, U11, and U13 uses an 11" core 47 optic ball

U15, U17, and U19 uses a 12" core 47 optic ball

 

When does a team require a travel permit?

A team requires a travel permit to participate in any exhibition or tournament game outside of Alberta, regardless of the distance. A permit may be obtained by contacting Softball Alberta www.softballalberta.ca

Do players have to register within the proper age category?

Calgary Minor Softball does permit overage players but only under very specific conditions. The requesting Club must fill out the Overage Application and submit it to Calgary Minor Softball. When processing an over age Player Application there are several pre-requisites that are considered. “Limited skill” describes a noticeable lack of basic Softball skill. This also includes limited aptitude for the game in the U13 and higher Divisions. “Written Verification” refers to a letter confirming the lack of skill and ability to play in the proper age Division their Association or Coach, including an evaluation report where available. On average, Calgary Minor Calgary Minor Softball approves one (1) or two (2) over age players every season, generally for health related reasons.


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