Commencing with the 2010 season FACE MASKS on batting helments will be mandatory. We have adopted this policy as most softball leagues in North America have already done so. We feel it is safer for our players and soon will be universal in all areas.

For listing of teams and coaches, click on division listed below

Squirt - Bantam Equipment Information: click here

2012 Team Expectations: click here

2012 Player Evaluation Form: click here

2012 LTP Coach Evaluation Form: click here

2011 Squirt - Bantam Coach Evaluation Form: click here

Fighting Saints Parent/Player Code of Conduct 2011: click here

Pitching Coach: click here for information

Coaching Manuals click here for link to RMGSL web site that includes Squirt, Peewee, Bantam and long term athlete developement. The manuals will help in areas of: fundamentals, pitching, catching, hitting, strategy and game prep.

2012 Fighting Saints Coaching Intent and Code of Conduct Form click here to download

The Fighting Saints are currently accepting coaching applications for the 2012 softball season. We would like to have the applications in by January 20th to allow the executive time to review applications and arrange for coaching accreditation clinics. Please remember that we are a volunteer organization and rely on our parents to come forward to coach. We will make every attempt to place your child on a team, but cannot guarantee placement if insufficient numbers of coaches are available.

2012 Evaluation Process for Squirt, Peewee and Bantam: click here

NCCP Technical and Competition (formerly theory): click here Regina is zone 2

LEARN TO PLAY (BLASTBALL-BEGINNER-NOVICE-MITE)

BORN: 2007 - 2002

Blastball: 2007

This is where it all begins! Blastball is a revised modern version of T-Ball that introduces softball to children in a revolutionary way while developing their skills and having fun!

Beginner: 2006; Novice: 2005 - 2004; Mite: 2003 - 2002

The Learn to Play program promotes basic skill development/fundamentals of softball, player participation and most of all FUN! Games in levels begin with a practice (where the fundamentals of softball are taught) followed by a game against another team. (Beginner is developmental only.)

SQUIRT

BORN 2001-2000

Here is where the skills learned in the LTP program come into play. This age group (along with the PeeWees and Bantams) divide the athletes into A, B or C teams, based on skill level and how much time the player has to commit with the A level requiring the most. This division encourages athletes to try out different positions -- find a couple they like -- and begin developing their skills and knowledge of the game at these positions. This is the age group where the athletes will begin traveling to tournaments and facing competition from other cities. FAIR PLAY, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND FUN are encouraged.

For valuable information for First year and new Squirts: click here

PEEWEE

BORN 1999-1998

This division begins to get more competitive, with the winning 'A' team at the Provincials representing Saskatchewan at the Canadian Western Championships. This age group is also divided into A, B or C teams based on skill level and commitment from the player. Basic softball skills should be automatic now and more advanced skills are introduced and practiced. FAIR PLAY, SPORTSMANSHIP AND FUN are encouraged.

BANTAM

BORN: 1997-1996

This age group is where everything should be coming together. Skills have been developed and now the players are putting them to practice, as well as learning the strategies of the game. For those who thrive in a competitive environment and are ready to put in the time, the 'A' team may be what you are looking for. For those who would like to be competitive, but may not have the time to commit to the 'A' team, we can help you out in the 'B' and 'C' divisions. Once again, FAIR PLAY, SPORTSMANSHIP AND FUN are encouraged.

MIDGET

BORN: 1995-1994

The midget division players have a choice of playing within the RMSL or with the Regina Midget Division within the ladies league. With the RMSL house teams the players must register in their zone then will be contacted by the RMGSL Midget Rep with further information. You may contact RMSL after February 1st at 565-2254 for further information. With the Regina Midget Division A and B that play in the ladies league at Douglas Park diamonds players can watch for imformation regarding try-outs and other information. For more information regarding this league click here. For information regarding the Regina Ladies Softball Association click here.