Participants Guide
Our primary objective is to promote a positive, inclusive, and relaxed environment in which players of all skill levels can learn the game and have fun putting their skills to the test in friendly competition with their peers.  
We utilize the (Ontario) Provincial Women's Softball Association rules, to allow the competitive players to develop their skills on a par with their peers throughout the province while inserting a local flair encompassing modifications to enable the beginners to enjoy themselves and improve their knowledge and skills relating to the game. 
All players, coaches, parents, and spectators are expected to follow the respective Codes of Conduct outlined here. These expectations apply to games, practices, clinics, and all league-related activities. 

Guides

Player

​Coach

Parent and Spectator

Injury
The sport of softball and the activities relating thereto, including but not limited to practices and clinics, involve an inherent risk of injury. 
To minimize risk: 

• The league provides superior grade equipment. 
• Equipment is regularly inspected and replaced according to a scheduled life cycle. 

In the unlikely event of an injury: 

• The coaches of both teams involved will document the incident. 
•  Parents and/or guardians will be contacted so that they may determine any necessary follow-up or medical care.
  
• The injury report will be forwarded promptly to the league directors ​