SBR ROCKIES 'A/B' ID CAMP THANK YOU! Thank you to all the athletes and families for coming to our SBR Rockies softball ID Camp! Incredible talent, energy, enthusiasm, and pure joy for our sport made the time truly special. We appreciate your dedication and support! FAQs Purpose: The Rockies Player ID camp identifies athletes that would like to compete for our Rockies 'A' and 'B' teams, as well as a potential to compete at the A and B-Level tournaments in the 2026 season. The selected athletes will train together throughout the off season alongside SBR coaches and specialized facilitators. Player age groups for this camp will be as follows: U13 (birth year 2013 and 2014) U15 (birth year 2011 and 2012) U17 (birth year 2009 an d 2010) U19 (birth year 2007 and 2008) Team Selection The U13 and U15 ‘A’ and ‘B’ team rosters will be selected at the completion of the ID camp. Each team will select 11-13 players. For U17 and U19, we will be looking at a similar concept for teams but will depend on the number of athletes trying out for those age groups. Teams will train together over the off-season in preparation for the 2026 ball season (i.e. all U13 ‘A’ and ‘B’ players will train together, and coaches will work collaboratively. ) Winter Training Costs While we are awaiting final amounts for facilities, training opportunities, and other costs, we wanted to provide an estimate of costs for the winter training sessions. We are anticipating a cost of approximately $800 - $1100 per player for the 2026 season. This price estimate includes player registration for the 2026 season, facility rentals, camp apparel, and specialty instructor costs. Both the A and B teams will be playing in Calgary Minor Division 1, which also incurs an extra fee through Calgary Minor. This fee for 2025 was $57.50 per player; however, this fee is subject to being increased on an actual cost and will not be finalized until the 2026 season. Division 1 players will be notified of the fee during the 2026 season. Please note that the costs as noted above are approximate and overestimated costs. 'A/B' ID CAMP - FAQS 'A' and 'B' ID CAMP My player is unable to participate in the ID camp on the specified dates but would like to be considered for either the ‘A’ or ‘B’ team. We understand that there are conflicting priorities on our ID camp dates. We will be holding a secondary date of September 9 to run through a shortened version of skill evaluations for athletes that are unable to make the ID camp weekend dates. Please reach out to coordinator@sbrsoftball.com to add your name to the list of athletes. Unfortunately, there will not be any other opportunities to be evaluated after the ID camp and September 9 dates. At what levels will A and B programming be offered? A and B programs will be offered at U13 and above. However, talent pools in each age group will dictate if an “A” and/or “B” team is formed. Can my player still make the A or B team if they cannot make the Fall 2025 ID camp? No. SBR will not be evaluating players for the A or B team in the 2026 Spring evaluations. Note: SBR reserves the right to amend a team roster only in the case of an extenuating circumstance. How will these teams compete in Calgary Minor divisions? Based on Calgary Minor’s current model both ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams will compete in Division 1 at their current age level. What will tournament play look like? Softball Alberta intends to continue with tiering tournament play; however, the structure is unknown at this time. There will be changes based on the learnings from 2025. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams can expect to play in 4-6 tournaments. Is my player allowed to evaluate at a higher age group than they are supposed to play in? We acknowledge that while most players typically develop better within their age-appropriate category, we understand that exceptionally talented players may seek opportunities to compete in the next age category within the association. We will allow for players to play up an age level; however, we ask that you review our playing up policy on our website to understand eligibility, consideration, and procedure. How will the coaches of the ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams be selected? SBR Rockies will develop a coach selection committee that will review all the applications for coaches. The committee will take into consideration coaching experience, NCCP level and training, and parent/player feedback submissions. The committee members will be comprised of members of SBR Executive Committee members and other SBR Coaches who have a deep understanding of coaching and extensive coaching experience. When will I be notified if my player has made the 'A' or 'B' level team? We aim to notify all athletes as to whether they made a purple or gold team via email within 10 days.

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 a game day jersey from SBR prior to the start of the season. Check the Key Dates page for timing. A jersey bond of $100 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!

Discover comprehensive girls softball player evaluations on our website, providing valuable insights for players of all levels. Enhance skills, track progress, and elevate your game with expert assessments tailored to individual strengths and areas for improvement. Join us and unlock your full potential on the diamond! PLAYER EVALUATIONS INFO LEARN MORE What to Know Players MUST attend at least one evaluation session. If they feel they did not perform to their expectations, they can attend a second evaluation for an additional $30 fee, if space allows. Only register for 1 spot first, to allow room for all players. Be advised that the evaluation signup closes at 9:00 am on the day prior to the evaluations so that we can prepare the player lists. If you missed the sign-up, you can contact coordinator@sbrsoftball.com to check capacity. Pitching Evaluations are held on a separate day for all pitchers U13 - U19. While not mandatory, they are strongly encouraged to support the coaches in selecting teams. There will be no pitching evaluations for U9 or U11 as all players are encouraged to try pitching at this age. What to Bring Indoor running shoes (cleats are not permitted on the fieldhouse floors) Appropriate ball clothing - t-shirt, sweatpants or ball pants, hair tied back Ball glove Fielder’s mask Batting helmet with face guard Bat (Optional – We will have bats for everyone but feel free to bring your own) Batting Gloves (Optional) Water Pitching evaluations ONLY – All pitchers must bring their own catcher. When Player Arrives Parents will bring their player to the registration table to check in. Players will be assigned a numbered pinnie that will need to be attached to their front and back. Pinnies must be returned at the end of the session. Players will be assigned to a group. U11 and U13 players will be assigned an Ambassador who will take the players onto the field and help them at each station. Players will be directed to an area where they can leave their coats, boots, and ball bags. Players are free to warm up in the designated location. No throwing until you are on the field. Players will do a throwing warm-up on the field. Parents can watch from the 2nd level. Parents are not allowed on the field. At the start time, players will take their glove, bat, helmet, and water onto the field. Ball bags must be left in the designated area. Players will be led through the stations for the evaluations. After the stations are complete, all players may leave. Remove your numbers and return them to a SBR member at the exit. All evaluations will be held at Cavalry FC Regional Field House. 125 Field House Drive East, Aldersyde, AB. Note: If your player is unable to evaluate, please review the Missing Evaluations process. If you have questions, please email coordinator@sbrsoftball.com . Player Information About Evaluations Evaluation Volunteers

Explore the essence of respect in girls' softball with our insightful webpage. Discover the vital role respect plays in fostering sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play. Uncover valuable tips, inspiring stories, and actionable strategies to promote a culture of respect on and off the field. Dive into our content for a deeper understanding of how respect enriches the game and empowers athletes to excel. RESPECT IN SPORT The Respect in Sport Program is an online certification program designed to protect our youth as well as enhance Calgary Minor Softball of providing a safe and fun environment for all our participants. It is Canada’s leading online bullying, abuse, harassment, and negligence prevention program for parents, coaches, and community leaders. Certification is valid for 3 years. Parent Program - One parent of every registered player (all ages categories, every division) must complete the Respect in Sport or have a valid RIS Certification # at the time of registration. Coaches Program - RIS Certification is required by all coaches and managers listed on the player roster. The course MUST be completed prior to April 1, 2024. Coaches Provides in-depth information about bullying, abuse, harassment and neglect. It demonstrates negative behaviours and provides ideas of how a situation may be best handled, including valuable information from subject matter experts delivered in a clear and concise fashion, and asks questions of the leaders based on the scenarios presented. COACH COURSE Parents A program providing information on parents’ natural influence over a child, the coach or leaders role in an activity, the role parents play in their child’s enjoyment and of a sport or activity, and protecting your child when they are outside of your immediate control. PARENT COURSE For more information on registration for the course, check out Calgary Minor Softball Association's page

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

SBR ROCKIES U13 TEAMS All 2026 teams will be posted once announced.

The U9 program is designed to foster a love of the game through fundamental skill development and learning how to play the game in a modified and fun environment that will build confidence and friendships and keep them coming back year after year. U9 MODIFIED Many athletes in U9 are picking up a glove for the first time. The U9 program is designed to foster a love of the game through fundamental skill development and learning how to play the game in a modified and fun environment that will build confidence and friendships and keep them coming back year after year. What You Can Expect - Players will learn and develop the fundamentals of throwing, catching, hitting and base running - Players will get to experience all infield positions, including pitcher and back catcher - Being part of a team and building friendships with common interests - Parents are encouraged to help coaches with drills, field set up, bench assistance, and more - Pre-game warmups (approx. 30-45 mins) - Modified game rules to increase the pace of play, including homerun line and coach pitch. - Home games and away games across south Calgary and Okotoks - Option for additional practices to focus on skill development - Potential for tournament play MORE ABOUT MODIFIED RULES What You Need to Know - Birth years: 2017 & 2018 - Registration fee: $275 - Season dates: TBD - Game nights: Mondays and Wednesdays - Game duration: 90 min - Game start time: 6:45PM - Players per team: 7-9 (depending on registrations) - Players on the field: 6 (home run line replaces outfielders) - Softball size: 11” training softballs (softer, indoor balls. Look for NC11S) - Deadline to register: TBD - U9 Senior team tryouts: March 11, 2025 REGISTER FOR THE 2026 SEASON Divisions The 2026 season will run 2 divisions in U9: one Senior team and multiple Junior teams. To be considered for the Senior team: - Your player must attend the U9 Senior Team tryout - The Senior team will be made up of players who have a good foundation of the fundamental skills and understanding of game play. - The team will be selected by the Senior team’s Head Coach. Note: U9 does not participate in the SBR Evaluations process. REGISTER FOR THE U9 SENIOR TRYOUTS Equipment All players will receive a Rockies game day jersey and ball cap. The jersey must be returned at the end of the season while the hat is yours to keep. All other equipment is provided by the player. A list of required and optional player equipment can be found on our Equipment page. MORE ABOUT EQUIPMENT Key Dates Keep an eye on Key Dates on the home page for insight on what's happening when, including picture day, uniform pick up, and more! KEY DATES HERE Bonds Uniform bond - $100 – to cover the cost to replace unreturned or destroyed (beyond expected wear and tear) jerseys. Volunteer bond - $250 – your commitment to provide service or money towards the operation of the organization. MORE ABOUT BONDS Parental Requirements Parents must complete the RC Respect in Sport online course before you'll be able to register your player. Your RIS# will be valid for 3 years. All players are required to provide the following bonds. Bonds represent your commitment to: 1) return your jersey at the end of the season and 2) fulfill required volunteer hours to support the operations of SBR Bond cheques will only be cashed by SBR if the commitments are not fulfilled by the end of the season. Only post-dated cheques will be accepted. Ensure you have cheques on hand prior to uniform pick up. MORE ABOUT RESPECT IN SPORT (RIS) Become a Coach The success of our program is based on parent volunteers! If you’re interested in becoming a coach, head on over to our Coaches & Managers page to learn more and apply. MORE ABOUT COACHING AND MANAGERS

Discover top-notch coach training resources for girls' softball! Elevate your coaching skills with expert-led sessions, drills, and strategies tailored specifically for the softball field. Enhance player development, boost team performance, and become the standout coach your team deserves. Explore our comprehensive training programs now! COACH TRAINING SBR aims to support coaches through training and mentorship so that you have the tools you need to succeed as a coach. Check out our current offerings available to SBR coaches: Title Date Location Register Here The Academy, L.A Bamboo, Santa Barbara Cheers, Santa Cruz The Roxy, San Francisco

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 JONATHAN MILLS Equipment Coordinator equipment@sbrsoftball.com KIRSTEN LEE Member at Large 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. 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

Connect with us effortlessly! Whether you have questions, feedback, or simply want to get involved, our girls' softball team is here to assist you. Explore our contact page to find convenient ways to reach out, including email, phone, or through our online form. Experience responsive and friendly assistance as we strive to address your inquiries promptly. Join our vibrant softball community today and let's shape an exciting future together. Reach out now and let's start the conversation! CONTACT US Feedback As our SBR Association continues to grow we understand the value of feedback from our athletes, parents, volunteers and coaches. Your feedback allows us to improve our programming, and address any issues as they arise. It also allows us to recognize those people who are doing an amazing job. Therefore we would like to present this outlet as a place where you can share you feedback: Positive, comments or opportunities. Below is a link to confidential form to which you can use to share your thoughts. You can share your feedback anonymously, or provide your contact information. If you provide your contact information it will stay anonymous and it enables us to ask clarifying questions. For a formal complaint contact information is needed so that we can address the complaint, and do an investigation if warranted. SBR LEADERSHIP TEAM FEEDBACK FORM General Information For more information and general inquiries into SBR or any of the information you've seen on the site please email us today! P.O. Box 19504 3000, 356 Cranston Road SE Calgary AB T3M - 0G0 GENERAL INQUIRIES

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

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