Th following website will start you off with some information and possibly answer some/all of your questions. Basicly, your need to attend three evaluations and be evaluated as a 1,2,3,4, or 5 player and then you can hook up with a neighborhood and/or rec team, or be a substitute.
I recommend you do some throwing, running, and stretching before evaluations if you haven't been doing these in a while.
Softball Information
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Originally Posted by VillageIdiots
I'm moving down to TV as a permanent resident in a couple of weeks. I'm renting a CYV in Dunedin for a few months while I search for a new home. One of the things I'm most excited about is the opportunity to play ball again as I am from a very rural area that abandoned adult softball leagues years ago. I'm calling my move "pre-tirement" as I still work full time but am able to work from my home. So, I'm not yet sure if I could work out participating in the rec leagues with games being held on weekdays. I have a few questions, if you all don't mind, about how to get into a neighborhood league.
I guess, first, what is the process for getting in? Do I sign up for tryout/evaluation at a softball complex or rec center or something?
Would I be able to get in in the middle of a "season" or do I need to wait for one to start?
Is it worth trying to get in relative to the neighborhood I'm renting in, or wait until I have a permanent neighborhood? Or maybe a better way to ask is - what is the process if you start in one neighborhood but you move to another during a season?
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