Eagles Softball Club is a member of Cumberland Nepean Softball Association.
VALUES
· Teamwork
· Fair Play
· Common Good
· Promotion and Education
· Sportsmanship and Civility Teamwork
· Fair Play
· Common Good
· Promotion and Education
· Sportsmanship and Civility
· Ensure our future success by improving the leadership and governance of our club.
· Continue and enhance our long-standing focus on the player, the quality of the game, quality of service
· Be accountable to each other and our sport in our mutual efforts in the sport of softball.
· Craft effective external and internal connections with our players, officials, parents’ affiliates and the public.
OBJECTIVES
· To promote amateur softball for all persons regardless of race, colour, creed, religion, sex, national origin, or ancestry.
· To provide it with proper safeguards in accordance with the spirit of true sportsmanship and establish principles for ethical behaviour and matters relating to conflict of interest
· To establish and maintain a devoted wholly or partially to the promotion and development of the game at a club level
· To educate and train in the proper skills of amateur softball play and rules of the game through promoting, organizing, and conducting clinics, and training courses.
TEAMS FOR EVERYONE
· The great thing about softball is that anyone can play. It is a welcoming sport with people of all skill levels giving it a go! And we have teams for everyone.
· Blast Ball (3–6-year-olds)
· U8s Teeball
· U10s Teeball
· U12s Modball
· U14s Modball
· Junior Boys
· School Girls
· Senior Ladies
· O35 Ladies
· Senior Men’s
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TBALL AND SOFTBALL?
· In simple terms, Teeball is a modified version of softball for our youngsters to learn the basics.
· The biggest difference is that players hit the ball off a stationary tee. Most people are familiar with this version - almost everyone played it at school at some stage! Players in the U8s and U10s competition play Teeball.
· All other competitions play softball which is hitting off a person who is pitching the ball to a catcher. There are varying versions of softball, for example there are different sized balls depending on your age - but this is all you need to know at a high level.
WHEN AND WHERE DO TEAMS PLAY? (CNSA may change season to season)
· Junior competitions through to Mixed Division 4 and B Grade ladies are played on Saturdays at International Peace Park, Seven Hills.
· A Reserve and above ladies and Mixed Division 1 and 2 are played on Saturdays at Stanhope Gardens.
· Men’s competition is played on Friday nights at Stanhope Gardens
· Over 35 ladies’ competition is played on Wednesday nights at Stanhope Gardens.