Softball

Burlington Recreation & Parks offers 2 seasons of adult softball: spring and fall. Spring games start in mid-April with organizational meetings and practices starting about 1 month prior. In the fall, games starts in early August with organizational meetings and practices held two weeks earlier. 

Various leagues are offered: Men's (1- & 2-nights a week), Women's, Co-ed, & Church. Different divisions are created in each league pending team sign-up. Most leagues that play 2-nights-a-week during the spring play about 18 games plus tournament play. During the fall, players in 2-nights-a-week league can expect 12-14 games during the season.

Call the Athletics Division to sign up a team for Adult Softball.
Contact
Athletics Division
(336) 222-5030
Email
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2019  Forms

  1. Adult Softball Roster
  2. Softball Entry Form
  3. Softball Memo
  4. Spring Softball Registration Form

2019  Spring Softball


Registration: January 14 thru March 19
Coaches Meeting: March 19  6:30pm John Robert Senior Center
Practices Start: March 18
Games Start: April 15

Fees

Spring 1-Night a Week
Church/Coed/Men		 2-Nights a Week
Men's/Women's
Resident $25 $38
Non-Resident $48 $64

2019 Spring League Schedules        

2018  Fall Softball


Registration: July 11-August 3
Coaches Meting: July 26  6:30pm 
Practices Start: Week of July 23
Games Start: August 13

Fees

Fall 1-Night a Week
Church/Coed/Men		 2-Nights a Week
Men's/Women's
Resident $18 $29
Non-Resident $34 $52
For exact dates, call the Athletics Division at (336) 222-5030.
Rule Changes  
 
Adult Softball Suspensions 
Burlington Recreation & Parks has recently suspended two participants in the adult softball program for one and two years, respectively, for violations of equipment rules. Only ASA-approved bats are allowed in BRPD league play. This is done is in the interest of participants safety.

Why Hot Bats are Prohibited
ASA's rules prohibit hot bats because it can allow people to hit the ball farther, as well as make the ball pass through the infield at speeds which create a risk of serious injury to pitchers and infielders. Our umpires in this situation are to be commended for being alert and observant in the interest of keeping all our participants safe.

All Bats Are Subject to Inspection!
In order to help our umpires better do their job, we are also implementing a rule change; it will now be illegal to bring a non-approved or altered bat to the field. Any illegal bat brought to the field will subject the owner to ejection and possibly a one or two year suspension. Any bats in or around the dugout will be subject to inspection by the umpires. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter of player safety.