House League Registration is now Open

The Association house league is open to all girls of any skill level between the ages of 5 and 12, even if they have never played before.  The focus is on having fun, with lots of physical activity and learning the basic softball skills. 

The season runs from mid May until mid August with each division playing twice weekly with one game and one practice.  

The nights of play are:

Learn to Play - Tuesday & Wednesday starting at 6:30pm.  

U9/U11 - Tuesday & Thursday starting at 6:30pm on practice nights and 6:15pm on game nights. 

U13 -  Monday & Wednesday starting at 6:30pm on practice nights and 6:15pm on game nights. 

U9, U11 & U13 will be playing some games out of Town in a loop with Newmarket and Bradford.

Non-residents of Aurora are also welcome to play on our teams. 

This program provides girls with a fun and safe environment to learn the fundamental skills of softball (pitching, catching, running, fielding).

Our off-season indoor training clinics and camps are a great way to build skills and confidence. 

Aurora Diggers are proud partners with Sport Aurora and Jump Start. These programs help reduce the financial barriers to accessing and enjoying the game of softball in our community.   

What You Need To Provide:

•Batting helmet with cage and chin strap

•Defensive players mask

•Ball glove

•Running shoes

Registration Fee Covers:

•Uniform - Learn to Play - Shirt and hat, U9 and above - Shirt, Pants, Hat

•Team Equipment - softballs, bats, T’s, catcher’s gear and bases

•Umpire fees

•Town of Aurora diamond fees

•Insurance - Accident and Liability

•Team photo

•Year end recognition item (medal, trophy, or banner

For More information please contact Dan Hale (289) 221-1033 or email danhale@rogers.com

Competitive athletes seeking a greater challenge will have an opportunity to try out for next years Rep team at the end of the season. The Rep League offers players who are seeking a more competitive environment and opportunity to invest in their training year-round, and compete amongst the highest level of female softball players in the Province. Commitment levels and expectations from both the player and her family will be relatively more intense than the House League experience.   

For more information about the Rep League click here.