At Cambridge Minor Softball, we strive to provide a fun, safe, and inclusive environment for youth to participate in organized sports while playing softball. We promote healthy, active lifestyles and encourage our youth to be involved in the Cambridge community through volunteer opportunities.

OPEN POSITIONS

Junior Umpire

Cambridge Minor Softball and Hespeler Minor Softball are looking for outgoing individuals between the ages of 15 and 21 to fill some junior umpire positions for our house league division games.  Responsibilities include learning the rules of softball and implementing them in a game situation.  Training is provided and no experience is needed.  If you are interested or would like further information, please contact me at president@cambridgeminorsoftball.ca

This position can also be used to bump up your volunteer hours for high school.

Executive Board Volunteer

We are currently looking for people 18 years of age or older who would like to join our executive board as directors to help with the implementation of our softball season.  Duties include helping at softball events, attending monthly meetings, and providing your great ideas to help us better our programs.  Please contact us at president@cambridgeminorsoftball.ca

BIG NEWS!!!!!

Looking back in time Hespeler, Galt and Preston each had their own youth fastpitch (Softball) league.  Over time the Preston League disappeared, Galt became Cambridge Minor Softball and Hespeler kept on their path.  For many years Cambridge and Hespeler have co-existed together in one city respecting each other’s playing areas and from time to time meeting up and discussing some sort of league amalgamation.  The Joining of leagues never happened because neither wanted let go of their independence and self-interests.

BUT

Because of caring and hard-working volunteers on both sides, Cambridge Minor Softball and Hespeler Minor Softball are now together under one volunteer leadership group.  I am very proud of everyone involved for putting the players and families first.  This is going to be so beneficial to the youth of Cambridge.

What does this mean for CMSI and HMSA?

For the 2022 season each league will continue to operate individually with the same typical length of their season.  Both will benefit from our pooled resources and players. This is an exciting first step to putting our city back on the map for Fastpitch. 

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at president@cambridgeminorsoftball.ca or president@hmsoftball.com

Thanks

Craig Hillis                                                                             

Cambridge Minor Softball and Hespeler Minor Softball