Welcome to MVSA Softball
MVSA will not be hosting the fall league for 2011. We would like to know if there is interest for this league in 2012, if interested for 2012 please contact the MVSA Fall Softball Commissioner
Registration for the 2011 fall season is now open.
The fall league is a double-header format, games are 1 hour 20 minutes.
The 2011 fall season begins on September 4, 2011, and runs for five weeks.
The cost will be $275 per team.
Games will be held at:
Martin Roy Park (20121 Cinnabar Drive),
Patsy Huson Park (20300 Fulks Farm Road), or
William Hurley Park (20737 Highland Hall Drive)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Frequently Asked Questions
This page provides basic information on the MVSA fall softball league. If you still have questions regarding fall softball, please contact the MVSA Fall Softball Commissioner.
Registration: Registration for the 2011 fall league is now open. Please print out the registration form using the above link and follow the directions for payment.
Equipment: MVSA provides basic equipment for teams. This includes catcher's gear, bats, practice and game balls, and a team shirt. In addition, MVSA fields provide additional equipment such as pitching machines, practices tees, wiffle balls, and bases. Players should provide gloves and cleats. Because many fall players are travel or varsity high school players, most use their personal equipment in our fall league.
Field Locations: MVSA plays a majority of its games on three Montgomery Village fields: Patsy Huson located at 20300 Fulks Farm Road, Martin Roy located at 20121 Cinnabar Drive, and William Hurley located at 20737 Highland Hall Drive.
2008 Fall League Champs!!
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Fall Softball A Big Hit With Players and Parents
Our fall program has six to eight MVSA teams playing in it with nearly 100 girls. Many players come from high-school teams while some are younger travel ball players. Both are looking to improve their skills in the off season. Overall, the experience of a majority of players and parents was extremely positive. Here are just a few thoughts from the evaluations provided following the end of our fall Season.
- We have, and will continue to recommend MVSA to others.
- Great experience for Katelyn! I feel this will help her in getting ready for the high school team.
- This was our first experience with MVSA having come from another program and we were more than pleased. If there continues to be a team for the older girls my daughter will play.
- It was a very positive experience. Allowing kids to play with their classmates and friends (rather than a draft) is a good idea for Fall Ball. Keep up the good work.
- They are all 5's. I couldn't fill in the blanks and send back. Our coach was an amazing coach and it seems they all are. What a great experience. I just wish it had been a little closer to our houses to drive.
- I think that they did a really good job this year, and it was alot better than when I played 3yrs ago my freshman year.
- The coach was a phenomenal coach who welcomed my daughter, who was new to the team, and made her feel comfortable.
- No [ways to improve program], thought program was excellent. I just want to say something about our coach. My daughter, Becca, has played on many teams since 3rd grade, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, softball and without exaggeration, The MVSA coach was by far, hands down, the best coach she has ever had. She learned more about softball than she did playing on her high school j.v. team last spring. He was extraordinarily patient, kind, organized, and encouraging with the kids. I thought his practices were great. It was truly a pleasure watching him coach. You could not ask for a better coach. Becca really, really enjoyed being with him.
- Terrific program, coaches for the most part are very positive. Our coach was particularly motivating and positive, and gave constructive criticism but never made the girls feel like they are not part of the team. He motivated them to want to produce for him. Great year.
-I would like to share that Coach Alexander and his daughters made a world of difference to my daughter, Veronica. Veronica arrived at the first practice very timid, especially with the strong players on that team, but left that practice very encouraged and determined to be a better player. Coach Alexander and his daughters taught her the game, encouraged her, and gave her the confidence she needed. They made this a wonderful experience for her.
