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Youth Softball

Registration Info

Clayton County Softball Registration for the spring 2022 season will take place online February 1st thru March 12th.  There will be no in-person registration.  Children ages 9 through 14 may participate.  The cost is $120 per child.   The fee includes a game uniform, team pictures, and a participation award.  Participants must provide their own bat and glove.  Nonresident participants must pay an additional $25.  Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, there will be limited inter-park traveling.   For information on a park near you, call 770.473.3800.   To register your child, click here.

 

Practices will begin the week of March 21st.   Kids will practice twice each week on either Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays.  The specific practice schedule for your child will be determined once registration has closed and the children have been assigned to team rosters.

 

The regular season will open on April 16th with games being played on weekends through June 11th.  To have your child join the fun, click here.

Rum Creek Softball FYI

Lovejoy Softball FYI

 

Athletic Parks

Youth Softball is offered at the following Athletic Parks:

Rum Creek Park

Lovejoy Regional Park

Lovejoy Softball FYI

Volunteer Softball Coaches Needed

We are always looking for Volunteer Softball Coaches for the season. Click HERE  if you are interested. You must be able to pass a criminal background check. Softball experience is encouraged but not required. All Coaches must go through the proper trainings in order to coach at team or assist. We will train you and give you everything you need to successfully manage a team.

Due to the additional liability of having unauthorized people or equipment on the field from this point forward PSU equipment umpires will be required to keep all coaches, players, and in the dugout or off the field of during live ball play. This translates to just the 9 defensive players, 2 base coaches, and the on deck batter being on the field during live ball play. The only exception to this will be when the rules of play dictate that a coach is allowed on the field to pitch for coach pitch games or a defensive coach for t-ball games.