FAQs for Parents and Youth Organizations
What can I do if my local youth sports organization does not offer slowpitch softball?
#1 to do - Reach out to us! We would be happy to help and guide you!
Gauge interest by gathering additional names of interested players/families.
Contact your local organization and ask for the details needed to add the program.
Request time to discuss it at their next meeting.
We have a youth slowpitch program. How do we ensure our girls have a place to continue playing?
#1 to do - Reach out to us! We would be happy to help and guide you!
Have parents contact the Athletic Department, Superintendent, and/or School Board.
Feel free to use this template.
Attending a school board meeting is a good method.
What does it mean for my daughter to be able to play SlowPitch in High School?
Varsity School clubs earn that coveted Varsity Letter!
School athletic clubs are included in the yearbook, morning announcements, etc.
Representing your school through athletics provides a unique connection to the district, community, and friendships.
Can my daughter play both SlowPitch and fast pitch?
Yes. The seasons are opposite of each other.
In slowpitch every ball is put in play. The defensive repetitions and situational awareness of those playing slowpitch improves the skill set of any ball player.
Players who enjoy both should be encouraged to continue fast pitch in the spring, slowpitch in the fall, and batting cage work over the winter as prep for spring fast pitch.
Does the league have special events for the kids?
Washington Wild Things Youth Night
All players from the league are invited to a Friday night Fireworks night with the Wild Things.
Special pre-game on field experience.
All Players and Coaches are free of charge.
Day to Play at Wild Things Stadium
12u, 10, and 8u have a designated Saturday to play on the field at Wild Things Stadium.
Each team plays 2 games.
This has been an overwhelming fun and exciting event!
