Softball University

Indoor Softball League

Off-season at-bats are rare. The Indoor Softball League fills the gap with structured weekly games — led by instructors who’ve played at the highest level.

ABOUT SU INDOOR
LEAGUE

INDOOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE

An indoor softball league for 8U, 10U, and 12U divisions, once a week at a Softball University facility from October through November. Register as a full team, with friends, or as an individual — about six weeks of games plus playoffs. Teams are evaluated and matched against fair-level opponents in the first two weeks; every game has umpires, lineups, and a Softball University instructor on the field.

SEASON DATES Oct. 12 – Nov. 19, 2026
WEEKLY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
AGE RANGE 8U · 10U · 12U
  • 30–50 at-bats per season against live pitching
  • Position rotation: athletes try positions beyond their primary spot every game
  • Led by instructors who’ve played at the highest level

LET’S GET STARTED!

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Indoor Facility

“Your collective influence on my daughter has been so positive. I am incredibly grateful for the adult she is becoming and for your part in helping to shape her character and confidence.”

Tanaya | Softball University Parent
Baseball Field
HOW IT WORKS

HOW THE INDOOR SOFTBALL
LEAGUE WORKS

GET MATCHED, FAIRLY

Teams are evaluated in the first two weeks and matched against opponents at their actual level — not their self-reported classification.

Every team competes against a fair opponent every game. No mismatches. No dominant team running through the season unchallenged.

• FIRST TWO WEEKS: EVALUATION

PLAY REAL GAMES

Full games with lineups, umpires, and scoring. An instructor runs the game from the field, calling lineups and giving in-game feedback.

Athletes accumulate 30–50 at-bats per season facing live pitching and rotate through positions across games. The game moves fast enough that there’s no time to dwell on a bad at-bat or a missed play. Just the next pitch.

• 30–50 at-bats per season

BUILD FOR SPRING

Concentrated indoor reps when outdoor practice isn’t possible. Athletes start the spring season already in rhythm.

Position rotation across the season builds defensive awareness beyond an athlete’s primary spot. Six-and-under divisions play a modified format; all other divisions play standard rules.

• Open to all age groups and skill levels

HOW WE TEACH SOFTBALL

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METHODOLOGY

OUR
METHOD:
R.E.I.

Athletes don’t get better by accident. They get better when three things line up: the right instructor, the right environment, and the right information — at the right time.

Relationship. Environment. Information.

01 / 03 R

RELATIONSHIP

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Athletes learn from people who’ve walked the same path. Small ratios (1:8), consistent coaching assignments, real mentorship.

02 / 03 E

ENVIRONMENT

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Athletes don’t fear failure. They fear judgment. Remove the judgment. What’s left is freedom to get better.

03 / 03 I

INFORMATION

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The right coaching at the right time. Age-appropriate, skill-appropriate, delivered when the athlete is ready.

B

OUR INSTRUCTORS

TAUGHT BY
THOSE WHO’VE
LIVED IT

Every instructor here played at the collegiate or professional level.

LET’S GET STARTED.

REGISTER YOUR TEAM

The Indoor Softball League runs a full season of competitive games with evaluation, fair matching, and instructor-on-field coaching.

8U • 10U • 12U
DATES OCT. 12 – NOV. 19, 2026
STARTING AT $140/ATHLETE
Softball Player
FAQ

COMMON QUESTIONS

Q 1

Is the Indoor Softball League safe for younger athletes?

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Yes — we accept athletes as young as 6 years old. Every game is supervised by a Softball University instructor on the field, and umpires call every game. Athletes warm up in dedicated bullpens and cages — completely separate from the game field. Younger players play a modified format calibrated for their level.
Q 2

What if my athlete is behind or ahead of the group?

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Athletes are grouped by skill within their division so every athlete competes at their level. Teams are evaluated during the first two weeks of the season and matched against fair-level opponents. Position rotation across the season also gives every athlete exposure beyond their primary spot.
Q 3

How are teams grouped?

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Teams are grouped by age into 8U, 10U, and 12U divisions. Within each division, athletes are grouped by skill so every athlete plays at their level. Younger players (down to 6) play a modified format calibrated for their age.
Oct 12 – Nov 19 · PTC Canonsburg
$140
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