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SBR Softball - Community Girl's Softball Association in Calgary, Alberta HOME OF THE ROCK IES OFF-SEASON CLINICS PROGRAMS Learn to Play U9 Modified U11-U19 About SBR South Bow River Rockies is a softball club located in southeast Calgary that provides an opportunity for girls from ages 5 to 19 to learn about and play the game of softball. Rockies Softball offers programming that supports athlete growth both physically and mentally in an inclusive, respectful, and positive social environment. SBR Rockies Softball is committed to providing opportunities for our athletes to compete at all levels from A to D classifications in all age categories from Learn to Play (U7) to High School (U19). LEARN MORE

Discover expert softball clinics tailored for girls of all skill levels! Join our dynamic sessions to refine your techniques, boost confidence, and dominate the diamond. Elevate your game with top-notch coaching and a supportive community. Don't miss out – register now! SBR CLINICS The off-season is a great time for players to improve their skills and game without having to compete in game situations. SBR's clinic offerings are a great opportunity for players to progress their skills in hitting, pitching, catching, and foundational skills while working with some of the best coaches and facilitators Calgary has to offer! Check out below what SBR has to offer our athletes! REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2 REGISTER HERE - OPEN TO SBR ATHLETES EXCLUSIVELY UNTIL OCTOBER 2

Meet the passionate leaders driving success both on and off the diamond. From coaches to coordinators, discover the expertise and commitment shaping our girls' softball program. Get to know our team, their roles, and how they're dedicated to fostering skill development, teamwork, and a love for the game. Explore our board members' profiles and see how they're leading the charge towards victory. Join us as we build a community of champions, one inning at a time! SBR ROCKIES BOARD CLICK TO VIEW VACANT BOARD POSITIONS Rockies Executive STEVE SMYTH President Tournament Coordinator president@sbrsoftball.com tournament@sbrsoftball.com SONJA ZAGORSKY Vice President vicepresident@sbrsoftball.com TJAY THOMPSON, CPA Treasurer treasurer@sbrsoftball.com PEPPER CHOMIAK Registrar Secretary registration@sbrsoftball.com ANDREW ROACH Director Operations Rockies Board AMANDA FISHER Coach Coordinator coach@sbrsoftball.com AUDRA SCHNEIDER Development Coordinator development@sbrsoftball.com CHRIS KEMP Advisor to the board ERIN BURNS Social Media Coordinator JENNIFER PRICE Evaluations Coordinator Team Manager Coordinator evaluations@sbrsoftball.com JESSICA RAINBOW Member at Large JODIE KALK Volunteer & Casino Coordinator Uniform & Apparel Coordinator volunteer@sbrsoftball.com JOHNATHAN MILLS Equipment Coordinator equipment@sbrsoftball.com RYAN SCOVILLE Facility & Diamond Coordinator diamonds@sbrsoftball.com STEVE FISETTE Equipment Manager equipment@sbrsoftball.com THANK YOU TO OUR PAST MEMBERS We would like to acknowledge the efforts of those that came before us to pave the way to where we are now. Kirsten Lee Leona Wowniar Leanne Trevis Kristin Ruddock Kristine Trudel Kristy Stagman Tania Scott Matt Fell Todd Fralic Aaron Setter Dallas Longshore Darren Gross Cora-Lee Finnimore Dave Dansereau Bill Eckhart Troy Elvey Todd Neuman

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Discover the ultimate gear for every softball superstar! Our comprehensive selection of equipment is tailored to elevate your game on the diamond. From bats to gloves, helmets to cleats, find everything you need to dominate the field. Explore top brands, latest technologies, and expert advice to gear up like a pro. Shop now and unleash your full potential with our premium softball equipment collection. EQUIPMENT With the right softball equipment, you're unstoppable on the field! Have questions: Send them to equipment@sbrsoftball.com EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY SBR RGJ Rockies Game Day Jersey All U9 - U19 players will receive 2 game day jerseys from SBR prior to the start of the season. Check the Key Dates page for timing. A jersey bond of $200 must be provided by post-dated cheque only prior to pick up. Jerseys must be returned to SBR at the end of the season in order to have their bond cheque returned. RC Rockies Cap Each player will receive a ball cap when they pick up their jersey. This is theirs to keep. Rockies baseball caps will be available for purchase in the online store. Shop here! SB Softball Bats Each team will receive a set of age/size appropriate bats with their team equipment that all players are welcome to use. Players are welcome to purchase and bring their own bats as well. Refer to 'optional ' section below. S Softballs Each team will receive a bucket of practice balls as well as enough game balls for the season. The balls will be part of the team equipment managed by the Head Coach. Softball sizes by age category: TIMBITS: 10" training softball (Reduced Injury Factor ball with soft centre reduces severity of ball impact injuries) U9: 11" training softball U11 & U13: 11" softball U15+: 12" softball EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY PLAYER (REQUIRED) SG Softball Glove Be sure to purchase a softball glove - which are different from baseball gloves! Softball gloves are larger and longer to accommodate the larger softball. On average, youth softball players will use a 10.5" - 12" glove size, depending on age and category. Do not buy a glove your player can grow into. Size correctly for your player's needs this season. Learn more about choosing the right softball glove for your player's needs, especially as they progress. FM Fielder's Mask All U9 - U19 SBR players are required to wear a fielder's mask when playing on the infield, including the pitcher. Fielder's masks significantly reduce the risk and severity of injury by a ball, including concussions. BH Batting Helmet All SBR players, including Timbits, must provide their own batting helmet with a metal face mask and chin strap. 'Shake test': to assess for a good fit, place helmet on head and give your head a few good shakes. There should be minimal movement. Learn more about selecting a helmet for your player. SPB Softball Pants All U9 - U19 players will need to purchase black softball pants. There are many brands of ball pants and they all fit a little different. They tend to hit just below the knee to mid-shin. PJ Protective Jill Also referred to as a female jockstrap, this protective gear is required by Softball Alberta. See example here . WB Water Bottle Hydration is key! Send lots of water! EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY PLAYER (OPTIONAL) SB Softball Bat Players are welcome to bring their own bats to practices and games. Purchasing a bat appropriate for your player can be tricky. Refer to this helpful guide to shop like a pro. SC Softball Cleats Players may choose to play in running shoes. The benefit of softball cleats is the added stability and security provided while playing on shale or in the grassy outfield, reducing slips and potential injury. Note: metal cleats are not allowed until U17/U19 Div 1 (as per CMSA rule 16.10). Be sure to select rubber studded cleats for younger players. BG Batting Gloves Batting gloves can help enhance a player's swing by improving their batting grip while also offering protection from vibrations and blisters. Style is the player's preference. However, the gloves should fit snug yet comfortable. GB Gear Bag Help keep your player organized and ready to go with a well-designed ball bag. Consider a bag equipped to store your player's glove, helmet, bat, cleats, water bottles, sunscreen, extra layers and more! AA Additional Apparel Most teams will select a design for 'team socks' and purchase together. We also recommend having a pair of purple knee-high softball socks on hand as well. Players may want/need a belt to keep their softball pants up. We recommend opting for a purple softball belt to be consistent with Rockies colours. Spring season in Calgary is often chilly to start! Wearing or bringing extra layers is highly recommended, including: Long sleeve undershirt to wear under jersey Jackets, vests, hoodies, toques, mitts for chilly days Sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, extra hat, chapstick, eye black, hair ties, extra socks are all great accessories to have on hand, too. Check out our online store for Rockies branded gear from Fresh Brand Gear! WHERE TO SHOP SO Shopping Options Not sure where to shop? Check out the following sporting goods stores to get started!

Unlock the excitement of the upcoming girls' softball season with our comprehensive guide! From schedules to team rosters, equipment needs to game-day strategies, find everything you need to prepare for a successful season on the diamond. Stay ahead with our latest updates, expert insights, and resources tailored to girls' softball. Whether you're a player, coach, or dedicated fan, get ready to make this season one for the record books. Explore now and gear up for a winning journey ahead! 2026 SOFTBALL SEASON REGISTRATION CLOSED Learn to Play REGISTRATION CLOSED U9 REGISTRATION CLOSED U11-19 REGISTRATION CLOSED To register for South Bow River Softball (Fastpitch) 2026 season, you will need the following information: Respect In Sport Proof of Age Document ** Please note - Division 1 ID camps took place in September and those teams have been formed. January evaluations for the 2026 season are for Divison 2 and 3 teams. ** Where do my registration fees go? Find out here . RIS Lookup LOOKUP HERE RIS Info FOR MORE INFO 2026 Age Categories NOTE* A $25 late fee will be applied to registration requests for U11 - U19 after January 25, 2026. Game nights start at 6:45pm across all Calgary Minor Softball games. Learn to Play program starts at 6:00pm. Players are expected to arrive 30 to 60 minutes prior for warm-up & preparation, based on their age category & level. 2026 Season Dates Download detailed CMSA 2026 season shedule here. Learn to Play Our Learn to Play program is run locally within SBR Softball and does not participate in a Calgary Minor Softball league play. Learn more... Equipment Players will receive a Rockies game day jersey and a ball cap. Jerseys must be returned at the end of the season. A $100 uniform bond must be committed by post-dated cheque prior to collecting jersey for the season. A list of required and optional equipment can be found on our Equipment page. Learn more... U9 The Modified game (6 players on field, home run line, Coach pitch) will be used for the U9 age category. There will be a Senior team and multiple Junior teams. Learn more... Key Dates Stay in the know about registration dates, evaluations, uniform pickup and more by referencing our Key Dates section on the home page often. Learn more... Evaluations The objective of the evaluations process is to identify all the players in an age category (U11+) that fit into the top third, middle third and bottom third of the group. All registered players for U11-U19 MUST attend at least one evaluation session. Only U13+ pitchers will be evaluated. ID camps for Division 1 (A & B level) are hosted in September. Division 2 & 3 evaluations are hosted in January of the season year. Learn more... Bonds Volunteer Bond - $450 per player. Uniform Bond - $200 per player. Only postdated cheques will be accepted. Learn more...

Empower your coaching journey with our comprehensive girls' softball resources! Unlock a treasure trove of expert tips, training drills, and strategic insights tailored to coaches at every level. From beginner fundamentals to advanced techniques, discover the tools you need to inspire and develop your team to their fullest potential. COACHES RESOURCES A collection of drills and videos to support you in leading your team through a great season! Videos Practice Outlines Softball Fielding Drills: Triangles Play Video Ground Ball Work - Mike Candrea Play Video How to Field Groundballs in Softball with Mike Candrea Play Video Top 6 To Watch Videos Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close General Videos General Videos Play Video Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Search videos Search video... 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Explore our lineup of thrilling events, featuring teams from across the region vying for victory on the diamond. Discover tournament schedules, registration details, and more as you prepare to showcase your skills and sportsmanship. Join us for an unforgettable season of softball action and camaraderie. SBR ROCKIES SHOWDOWN May 22 - 24, 2026 What an incredible weekend of softball! A huge THANK YOU to all the teams who travelled from near and far to be part of our tournament. Your energy, sportsmanship, and love for the game made this weekend so special. To the coaches, thank you for your leadership and dedication. To the families, friends, and spectators, thank you for cheering on every player and creating such a fun atmosphere. And to our amazing volunteers — we truly could not do this without you. Your time and hard work behind the scenes made everything possible. We’re grateful to everyone who helped make this tournament such a success and can’t wait to see you all again next season! The SBR Rockies are honoured to be working with its sponsors to put on a first class tournament in support of minor softball and supporting women in trades. THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! SBR Softball is excited to invite teams to one of the largest softball tournaments in Western Canada—the SBR Rockies Showdown! Join us next year as over 75 teams come together for an unforgettable weekend of softball. At the high school level, we will proudly present the Jason Schmidt Memorial Award to one player on each gold medal-winning team. This award honours players who demonstrate heart, hustle, sportsmanship, and leadership throughout the tournament. See below for more details. We extend a special thank you to our sponsors, whose support helps promote women in skilled trades through our tournament initiatives. Tournament Info The tournament highlights will include Heart & Hustle awards, medals, a 50/50 raffle and more! Diamond Locations - subject to change* Vista Heights Diamonds - 1419 25th Ave. NE, Calgary, Ab Vista Heights School - 2411 Vermillion St. NE, Calgary, Ab Deerfoot Athletic Park - 1506 16th St. NE, Calgary, Ab Calgary Industrial Softball - 1741 39th Ave. NE, Calgary, Ab Optimist Athletic Park - 5020 26 Ave SW, Calgary, Ab Iron Horse Fields - 300 Mowat St., Langdon, Ab Note: The Tournament Committee reserves the right to refund or reorganize team registrations to ensure reasonably consistent skill levels within divisions. Questions about the tournament or sponsorship information? Reach out to tournament@sbrsoftball.com Jason Schmidt Memorial A ward What is the Jason Schmidt Award? It is an award that will be presented to one High School player of each division at the Rockies Tournament for their passion, grit, and love of the game… kind of like the mega heart & hustle of the tournament. We are honored to call this award the Jason Schmidt Award after our very good friend, Jason Schmidt. He was a huge supporter of SBR, passionate about the game of softball and every team that his daughters have played on, notably the Red Hots (2018), The Heat (2019), the Devils (2021 and 2022) and the Rapids (2023). Having Jason come out to as many games as he could throughout the season was an inspiration to the team and all who knew him! Every year at the Rockies Tournament, we will present this award to 3 very deserving High School (U17/19) athletes who exemplify these qualities. Additionally, we will make a donation to the ALS Society in Jason’s name. 1/3

South Bow River Rockies is a softball/fastpitch association located in southeast Calgary that provides an opportunity for girls from ages 5 to 19 to learn about and play the game of softball. Rockies Softball offers programming that supports athlete growth both physically and mentally in an inclusive, respectful, and positive social environment. ABOUT SBR ROCKIES SOFTBALL CLUB South Bow River Rockies is a softball/fastpitch association located in southeast Calgary that provides an opportunity for girls from ages 5 to 19 to learn about and play the game of softball. Rockies Softball offers programming that supports athlete growth both physically and mentally in an inclusive, respectful, and positive social environment. The SBR Rockies Softball club is committed to providing opportunities for our athletes to compete at all levels from A to D classifications in all age divisions from Learn to Play to U19. MISSION At the heart of our mission is the development of athletes within a nurturing, inclusive, and positive social environment, using the platform of softball as a catalyst for growth. We are guided by a set of core beliefs that reflect our commitment to fostering an environment where everyone can thrive: Embracing Diversity: We champion the acceptance of all individuals, fostering a community where differences are acknowledged and valued. Holistic Development: We are dedicated to the personal and athletic growth of both players and coaches, recognizing that success extends beyond the field. Respectful Conduct: Our commitment to respect extends to oneself, teammates, opponents, and officials, creating a culture of mutual understanding and appreciation. Team Pride and Fair Play: We instill values of team pride, fair play, sportsmanship, and ethical behavior, shaping individuals who contribute positively to both their team and the broader community. Honesty and Integrity: Upholding the highest standards of honesty and integrity is integral to our ethos, fostering a culture of trust and accountability. Promoting the Sport: We actively work towards promoting and growing the sport of softball, ensuring its accessibility to a wider audience and creating lasting connections within the community. Transparency and Accountability: Our commitment to transparency and accountability forms the foundation of our operations, ensuring that our actions align with our values. Through the steadfast adherence to these guiding principles, we aspire to develop not only skilled athletes but also individuals equipped with essential life skills, making a positive impact both on and off the softball field. Where Do I Play Policies SBR Diamonds Boys Softball

The objective of the Evaluations process is to identify all the players in an age category that fit into the top third of the group, the middle third of the group and the bottom third. EVALUATIONS METHODOLOGY Our Responsibility At SBR, we take the responsibility to provide a fair and transparent evaluation process for all players very seriously. The objective of the Evaluations process is to identify all the players in an age category that fit into the top third of the group, the middle third of the group and the bottom third. No teams have been pre-selected prior to all evaluation sessions being completed. The players selected at the ID Camp the previous fall are not automatically placed on the Division 1 team. They must evaluate at the same time and the same way as all other SBR players. How Do We Evaluate? All registered players must attend at least one evaluation session. Players may attend a second evaluation session if they feel they didn’t perform at their best AND there is capacity in the second session. A fee of $30 will be charged for the second session. That player’s overall score will be used. We do not use the best score at each station, simply the best “day”. We have 4 stations that assess the following skills: Fielding ground balls Throwing accuracy Fielding pop flies Hitting Each station has 2 - 4 evaluators assessing performance and collecting scores for each player according to a pre-set rubric. The Objective evaluators score the attempt at a station (eg. whether they hit the ball). Subjective evaluators score the overall performance of an athlete at one station (eg. do they use proper mechanics to field the ball). At times, we have coach observers on the field taking notes and watching all players' behavior and level of interest, specifically for the Division 1 teams. SBR leadership team members participate in the evaluations as well, either as evaluators or observers. If a player cannot attend either evaluation session, their evaluation scores from the previous year as well as coach ranking will be used (please see Missing Evaluations process for more information) Team Selection & Drafts Following Evaluations, each player is ranked based on the combined weighted average of their objective and subjective scores across all evaluators. Players ranking in the top 25 within each age group are provided to the Division 1 Coach to review and select between 15-25 players to come back for a second look. Callbacks are usually run more like a practice and allow the Division 1 coach to see how the players interact with each other and evaluate their technical competency and game sense. Once the Division 1 team is selected, the Board Executive tiers the remaining players onto Division 2 and Division 3 teams. The Board Executive conducts team creation in this manner to ensure that players who have earned the right to be at a certain level can play at that level. Player Information About Evaluations Evaluation Volunteers

Coaches and Managers must be registered with a Calgary Minor Softball district and assigned to a current team roster before applying for a police check. If you have never had a police check, or your name is on the expiry list below, you need to complete a new application. Police checks are valid for 3 years. POLICE CHECKS Calgary Minor Softball Association requires all Coaches and Managers to have a a current and valid vulnerable sector check completed to ensure the safest possible environment for our minor players. Coaches and Managers must be registered with a Calgary Minor Softball district and assigned to a current team roster before applying for a police check. If you have never had a police check, or your name is on the expiry list below, you need to complete a new application. Police checks are valid for 3 years. To begin, you'll need to request a volunteer voucher from Calgary Minor Softball. Be sure to indicate whether you are a head coach, assistant coach or manager. For complete instructions, please visit Calgary Minor Softball's Police Checks page at the link below. EXPIRED POLICE CHECK LIST POLICE CHECK INSTRUCTIONS

Explore our meticulously curated list of fields equipped with top-notch facilities and amenities. From well-maintained pitches to spectator-friendly seating, find the ideal setting for your team to shine. Whether you're a local squad or traveling from afar, our comprehensive guide ensures you'll find the perfect venue to play your best game. Explore now and uncover the ultimate destinations for unforgettable softball experiences. SBR DIAMONDS Diamonds are assigned to each team every year. Check the following table for 2025's diamond assignments, locations and related permits. For a bird's eye view of diamond locations, please see the map below. 2026 diamonds assignments will be out soon. Note: Some locations have multiple diamonds. Please use the 'Get Directions' link in the table and cross-reference the diamond tag to confirm correct diamond location. Helpful tip: if there's no SBR equipment box at the diamond, you're at the wrong diamond. Questions? Check our Frequently Asked Questions and then reach out to the Diamond Coordinator at diamonds@sbrsoftball.com . 2025 Diamond Assignments COMMUNITY DIAMOND ADDRESS DIAMOND TAG PERMIT CODE DIRECTIONS Auburn Bay Auburn Bay 430 Auburn Bay Dr. SE B1AUB08 AUB020 Directions Chaparral St. Sebastian (SE Diamond) 65 Chaparral Drive SE B1CHA02 CHA283 Directions Cranston Christ the King 333 Cranston Way SE B1CRA05 CRA135 Directions Deer Ridge Don Bosco (NW Diamond) 13615 Deer Ridge Drive SE B1DRG03 DRG543 Directions Douglasdale South East Douglas Park Douglas Park Blvd & Douglas Shore Close SE B1DDG09 DDG818 Directions Douglasdale Monsignor JS Smith 2919 Douglasdale Blvd. SE B1DDG01 DDG714 Directions Douglasdale Douglasdale Elementary 400 Douglas Park Blvd. SE B1DDG13 DDG746 Directions Lake Bonavista Nickel Junior High (West diamond) 2500 Lake Bonavista Drive S.E. B1LKB25 LBK482 Directions Lake Bonavista Nickle Junior High (East Diamond) 2500 Lake Bonavista Drive SE B1LKB26 LBK482 Directions Lake Bonavista St. Bonaventure Junior High (South Diamond) 1710 Acadia Drive SE B1LKB34 LBK465 Directions Legacy Legacy View/Glen Legacy Glen Terr. SE & Legacy Glen Cmn. SE B1LEG08 McKenzie Lake Mt. Park School 312 Mt. Douglas Close SE B1Mck11 MCK721 Directions McKenzie Towne St. Albert the Great School 225 Prestwick Ave SE B1MCT10 MCT821 Directions McKenzie Towne S. Prestwick Prestwick Park SE & McKenzie Towne Blvd. B1NEB08 MCT821 Directions New Brighton St. Marguerite School 1100 New Brighton Dr. SE B1NEB08 NEB702 Directions Riverbend Riverbend Community Association 19 Rivervalley Dr. SE B1RIV01 RIV880 Directions Riverbend Holy Angels Elementary 275 Riverglen Dr. SE B1RIV13 RIV848 Directions Riverbend Riverbend Drive SE (SW diamond) Riverbend Drive SE B1RIV05 Directions Riverbend Riverbend Drive SE (NE Diamond) Riverbend Drive SE B1RIV06 Directions Sundance Sundance Elementary 200 Sunmills Drive SE B1SDC20 SDC 398 Directions Sundance Centennial High School (NE Diamond) 55 Sun Valley Blvd. SE B1SDC04 SDC396 Directions Sundance Father Whelihan School 70 Sunmills Drive SE B1SDC02 SDC399 Directions