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Discussion: Olympia Senior Softball League - Regional Athletic Complex, Lacey WA

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Dec. 9, 2011
ShaneV
Men's 55
393 posts
Olympia Senior Softball League - Regional Athletic Complex, Lacey WA
Olympia Senior Softball League offers the best venue and format for senior softball players age 40 to 69 in the Puget Sound region. We are non-profit, run by seniors for seniors, and we strive to improve and grow year to year with a dedicated all volunteer board of directors that includes players, managers and umpires.

See contact and other informaiton on the LEAGUES (Northwest) tab above.

ShaneV
Dec. 9, 2011
BB50
Men's 40
3 posts
I would be interested in getting on a team for next year. I pitch and play OF or C. Any suggestions on finding a team?
Dec. 9, 2011
TDTDTD
5 posts
I am interested in playing on a team. I played USSSA Mens D the last 3 years and now am ready to play with guys my age. Those young bucks are just a little quicker than I am anymore. :o) Been playing for 30 years and can play any position. Any teams looking for a player?
Dec. 10, 2011
ShaneV
Men's 55
393 posts
Post your age, area and contact info. Many teams watch the message board regularly. Also you may want to post under "players looking for a team" topic.

ShaneV
Dec. 10, 2011
TDTDTD
5 posts
Here is my info:
Todd Deck
360-481-2008 cell
Live in Tacoma and work in Olympia
Can play anywhere but have played 3rd base for 20+ years. Played 1st base at D Worlds a couple months ago. Give me a call if anyone is looking for a player.
Dec. 10, 2011
TDTDTD
5 posts
Forgot, I turn 49 in 2012

Todd
Dec. 11, 2011
ShaneV
Men's 55
393 posts
Todd, do you know other guys 40+ from Tacoma south that would be interested in playing senior league in Lacey? We really need more 40's to fill out a division. Few of the older teams really want to play the 40's, too much difference from 40 to 50. A challenge we've seen lately has been someone willing to step up and organize a new team. Last year we had enough free-agents contacting us to make 3 additional teams but little interest in organizing. Also sponsorship is always a challenge.

At 49 in 2012 you could play league on a 50+ team according to our league rule. We plan to phase this out in 2013. Some local tournaments also allow 1-2 underage.

The senior game is really a blast. So many guys playing the men's game into their 40's really have no idea how much fun it could be, to be the new, young, fast, strong guy in senior ball. We still have some attitudes but it is a much calmer game with guys that just love to compete. The rules make it much more forgiving but the bats & balls make it fast. It is very much still a hitters game and a great defensive workout. The per inning run limit (5) and HR limits keep scores reasonable at a 15-20 run average.

BB50, send your info to sver152@comcast.net

ShaneV


Dec. 11, 2011
TDTDTD
5 posts
Shane, How many 40+ teams are there in the league currently? I do know quite a few players over 40 and would need to see what I can come up with. What are the fees, league schedule and format etc.?

Todd
Dec. 13, 2011
ShaneV
Men's 55
393 posts
We've had one or two 40's the last couple years.

2011 info:

Spring March-April 9 weeks double-headers 5on5on5 (6-7 guys make a team) 18 games for about $400 with 12 teams.

Summer May-July 13 weeks double-headers full team 26 games for about $840 with 12 teams.

Fall August-September 9 weeks double-headers full team 18 games for about $525 with 9 teams.

Almost no rainouts, you probably already know how good the fields are regardless of weather.

ShaneV
Dec. 21, 2011
Antnee
4 posts
I am interested in playing (I am 45). I have played my whole life. I still play softball with the youngsters on Fort Lewis, and hold my own, but it would be nice to play with those my own age. I can play anywhere on the field...not picky. In the Army, workout & run every day and still have a competitive streak. If anyone is looking for players let me know. My contact info is anthony.elliott@rocketmail.com or 210-788-7753

Thanks
Anthony
Dec. 28, 2011
Rob03
3 posts
40, infielder, good speed, no power. Looking for a team for 2012. Live/work in Tacoma.
robbla@kompan.com
(253)359-2234
Dec. 31, 2011
haleycg
Men's 45
2 posts
Turn 48 in 2012, been playing competitive ball of and on since 1990. Played Rec last year, after a 5 year lay-off. Got the bug again. can play anywhere except pitcher (played third last year)a decent hitter with ocasional power. My name is Greg, live in Spanaway/Graham area 253-380-0186 or haleycg@msn.com.

Thanks
Jan. 3, 2012
BB50
Men's 40
3 posts
43 and have been playing U-trip co-ed and men's the last couple years. Co-ed E and men's Rec. I pitch, play OF, or catch. Contact info is brucebrenna@yahoo.com or 360-701-9755.
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