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Year-Round Drop-in Softball Program for Seniors at Central Park

City of Santa Clarita | Monday, Apr 4, 2022

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Dust off your cleats, oil your mitt and head to Central Park to take part in the city of Santa Clarita’s new Senior Softball program. This drop-in program allows residents ages 55+ to come together to play softball with other interested players at the Central Park softball fields on Wednesday mornings.

Senior Softball takes place each Wednesday morning from 9 a.m. to noon and the program is available year-round, weather permitting.

Seniors can register in advance online through the city’s recreation platform, Rec1, for a specific day or as many days as they’d like. Participants can also pay in cash at Central Park prior to taking the field. The fee to participate is $2 per person, per session.

Currently, the Senior Softball program consists of hitting and fielding practice, as well as pick-up games for participants. As the program grows, the goal is to form multiple teams of seniors to form a league and begin competitions.

To learn more about the city’s drop-in Senior Softball program visit the Adult Sports Office located near the softball fields at Central Park, 27150 Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91350, or call (661) 290-2243.

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