WEST HARTFORD AMATEUR SOFTBALL LEAGUE
The
Summer Registration is available see page to left.
Coach Pitch through High School
The WHASL was a
proud sponsor
of the first ever...
MAYOR'S CUP GAME for Softball: Hall Vs. Conard at U of Hartford,
5/3/13
Check out the You Tube higlights (link below)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEvbykm4Jv8
Conard wins the first ever Mayor's Cup. Beth Bye presented the
trophy and is pictured with the team. Hall is shown after the game
in the picture to the right. They have qualified for the tournament
for the first time in five years, and regrouped going on to win
their next game over Farmington 4-3 on a two out two run walk off
single by Liana P.
Interested in playing in a high school summer league? Check out the
Connecticut Towns Softball League Web Site
http://conntownssoftball.webs.com/
<<Check out the West Hartford
News link to the left for a story on the league from writer Ken
Lipshez.
The Mission of the WHASL is to allow
all
age eligible girls in town the opportunity to play summer
softball.
Logo by Tessa Hache
Call Brian Corey at
860-878-7758, or email briancorey@sbcglobal.net with any questions about the
WHASL. Play options are available for girls from Kindergarten
through High School. This past summer 102 players played in either
a Coach Pitch league, a 10-14 year old summer league, or on a High
School Team that played in the CTSL.
The Connecticut Towns
Softball League (High School Summer League) is looking to
expand.
The Connecticut Towns Softball League's North and West Division
included 12 teams and over 150 players. http://conntownssoftball.webs.com/
"A player may
forget what you do, and a player may forget what you say, but a
player will never forget the way you made them feel."
-Transformational
Volunteers/Coaches that want to make a positive difference in the
lives of players are always needed.
Enriching lives through summer softball since
2009.
We
are a 501 (c) (3) public charity organization
& a West Hartford All Sports Council Member.
League
Goals: Through
the game of softball, players, volunteers, and sponsors will work
together to enrich the lives of self and others. Coaches and
volunteers will role model, teach, and empower players to not only
develop their skills in softball, but to challenge the player to
become valued as teammates, opponents, and citizens of the world at
large.
