Huskey Coed Softball Tournament - Winter 2025

Join us to end the year with our 2nd Annual Husky Coed Tournament!

6 available slots for teams to join to spend the afternoon to compete and be the last crowned champion of the year!
 
Location: Dewitt Clinton Fields (11th avenue and West 54th street)
Date: Saturday, December 13th, 2025
Time: 11AM - 3PM
 
$400 Team Registration- Additional $20/game for umpire fee will be paid after each game your team played. 14 Players Maximum per team. Must send waivers during enrollment to your players.

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Proceeds for the event will be donated to Pawsome Squad Rescue, No Refunds

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Program Details
  • Registration Status:
    Closed
  • Regular Registration:
    Saturday, November 8, 2025 - Thursday, December 11, 2025
  • Program Duration:
    Saturday, December 13, 2025
  • Regular Registration Cost:
    $400.00
Team Frequently Asked Questions
  • Are Umpire Fees Paid After Each Game?: Yes, please pay $30 to your umpire at the end of each game.
  • How many innings are each games?: Regular games are 6 innings or 1 hour, whichever comes first, games can end in a tie, no extra innings. For Playoffs, each game will be 7 innings with extra innings included. International rule will start in the 8th inning (last batted out will start as a runner in the extra inning at 2nd base)
  • What is the pitching style?: Slow Lob Pitch with arc 4ft-8ft.
  • What Bats can I use?: Only Aluminum Alloy Bats are allowed for men. Females can use composite bats. All bats must be outside the dugout and separated to identify bats for males and females.
  • What is the count we start with?: Each batter will start with a 1-1 count.
  • How many can bat in the lineup?: All participants can bat in the lineup.
  • How many female players on the field?: You must have 3 women playing defense at all times.
  • Can women bat anywhere in the lineup?: Yes
  • Are courtesy runners allowed?: Yes. You can have up to one courtesy runner for each gender. If a player is injured during a game, you can replace that player with a courtesy runner, however, that player cannot take the field to prevent aggravating the injury for 2 innings.
  • Can a base runner take a lead?: There is no leading until the bat makes contact with the ball.
  • Are there women specific rules?: Yes. If you walk a male batter on 3 consecutive balls, the male batter will be awarded 2nd base, and the female batter must hit. If a female batter is up to bat, all outfielders must play behind the marked discs or lines. They can only come in when the bat makes contact with the ball.
  • Any base running rules in addition ASA?: No leading until bat makes contact with the ball. For double plays, you must peel off to allow a defensive player to throw the ball, otherwise you will be called out for interference. For close plays on any base, you cannot run in standing up or collide with the defensive player. You will be called out. You must either give yourself up or slide to prevent a collision.
Offerings
OfferingRegistration DatesCostStatus
Team 11/08/25 12:00 AM - 12/11/25 11:00 PM$400.00Closed