SOFTBALL

Our Softball Convenor is Colleen Tabak and she can be reached at 255-6732 or colleentabak@gmail.com  .  We are presently looking for a Softball/Baseball Equipment Convenor who is responsible for the distribution of team equipment for these sports.  This is a non-Board position, but a very important one, so if you can be of any assistance or require more information please contact Carmelle at n.g.c.c@mts.net or 256-6654.  Colleen will also be leaving her convening position after this season so we will be looking for a new Softball convenor for 2011.  If you are interested in doing this, talk to Colleen and she can fill you in on what the position entails.

Softball registration for children 4-adult takes place the first week of March and the season runs in May and June, and for the older ages can run into July.

Each age group/level plays on specific days of the week:

Learn to Play 1 & 2 - Monday and Wednesday - ages 4-8
Mite B - Monday and Wednesday - ages 9-10
Mite C - Tuesday and Thursday - ages 9-10
Squirt B - Tuesday and Thursday - ages 11-12
Squirt C - Monday and Wednesday - ages 11-12
PeeWee B - Monday and Wednesday - ages 13-14
PeeWee C - Tuesday and Thursday - ages 13-14
Bantam B - Tuesday and Thursday - ages 15-16
Bantam C - Monday and Wednesday - Girls ages 15-16
Midget - to be determined - Girls ages 17-18-19

At the Learn to Play (LTP) level, children require a good pair of runners, a glove and a helmet.  They receive a keeper t-shirt that will be given to them at the beginning of the season. 

At the higher levels, rubber cleats are required, and a uniform/jersey will be provided to use for the season.  A deposit cheque of $50.00 will be required for each of these uniforms/jerseys.  If they are not returned, the cheque will be cashed.

We are members of the Bonivital Softball Association and play under Softball Manitoba.  For more information, follow the links:

Bonivital Softball   www.Bonivitalsoftball.ca  

Softball Manitoba www.softball.mb.ca 

NGCC's Board of Directors supports positive experiences for children, their parents and adults in sport.  For more information go to http://www.sirc.ca/newsletters/october09/Index.html