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2023 Divisions of Play
2023 Age Groups (MUST BE IN AGE CATEGORY IN 2023)
- Co-Ed T-Ball (Active Start: Ages 4-6) - Monday Evenings
- Co-Ed 4-Pitch (FUNdamentals: Ages 7-9) -- Tuesday Evenings
- Co-Ed Junior (Learn2Train: Ages 10-13) -- Tuesday Evenings
- Co-Ed Senior (Train2Train/Train2Compete: Ages 14-18) -- Monday Evenings
2023 Registration Fees
Registration costs include one weekly game, houseleague DriFit jersey and Rosedale hat. The 4-Pitch, Junior and Senior division also include a weekly practice scheduled by the coaches.
City of Hamilton Recreation Assistance Program - The Recreation Assistance Program provides City of Hamilton residents living with a low income the opportunity to participate in organized sports and recreation programs. For more information click here
The RCC ensures that siblings are on the same team. However, we are unable to accommodate friend player requests. The RCC Executive truly believes in Fair Play & Inclusivity. Teams are comprised of players of all positions/abilities to promote meaningful competition. All games are held at the same time and in close proximity to each other that you will be able to cheer on each other if your child and child's friend do not end up on the same team.
- Co-Ed T-Ball (Active Start: Ages 4-6) -- $125.00
- Co-Ed 4-Pitch (FUNdamentals: Ages 7-9) -- $125.00
- Co-Ed Junior (Learn2Train: Ages 10-13) -- $125.00
- Co-Ed Senior (Train2Train/Train2Compete: Ages 14-18) -- $125.00
City of Hamilton Recreation Assistance Program - The Recreation Assistance Program provides City of Hamilton residents living with a low income the opportunity to participate in organized sports and recreation programs. For more information click here
The RCC ensures that siblings are on the same team. However, we are unable to accommodate friend player requests. The RCC Executive truly believes in Fair Play & Inclusivity. Teams are comprised of players of all positions/abilities to promote meaningful competition. All games are held at the same time and in close proximity to each other that you will be able to cheer on each other if your child and child's friend do not end up on the same team.
The Rosedale Community Council-Youth Softball Executive works countless hours to keep the overall operating costs of our Park low as possible. This is achieved by using Volunteers (Executive, Coaches and Special Volunteers), offering Canteen services, having weekly 50/50 Draws, Raffle Prize Tables, hosting Special Events, seeking donations and Sponsors from our local community. Truly our goal is provide a place for youth to play Softball at reasonable rate. Thank you for your continued support!