Softball : Bakersfield Bobby Sox signups
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1 of 1Michael Fagans / The CalifornianBobby Sox coach Kathy Bess is surrounded by "my girls," a collection of grandchildren and board member's children. Front row: Jessie Farris, 8, left, Regan Bess, 3, and Ryleigh Bess, 5. Second row: Minuet Comstock, 11, Ireland Comstock, 8, and Brooke Blake, 8. Back row: Tori Farris, 14, Kathy Bess holding Karlie Blake, 1, and Hannah Howell, 10.
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Bakersfield Bobby Sox, a girls softball league for ages 3-18 will have registration for the 2013 season on Saturday, November 3, 2012 from 10am until 3pm. Signups will be held at the Church of the Brethren at 327 A Street. Bobby Sox does not have tryouts, all girls will play in each game. The cost is $100 for the 8U thru American Girl divisions. The 6U division cost is $75 and a $40 Refundable snack bar deposit per girl. The price includes registration, basic picture package, uniform shirt, socks, visor and secondary insurance in all age divisions. Parents please bring your daughter's doctor and insurance information. 1st time players must bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Parents please remember that Bakersfield Bobby Sox is an all volunteer league with the exception of the umpires who are paid. Each team needs a volunteer Manager, Coaches and a Chaperone in order to play and be covered by insurance.
We need a few umpires who must be at least 18 years old or an experienced Bobby Sox player. For more information visit our website at www.bakersfieldbobbysox.com or call Kathy at 661-832-1271.
Contact info
Kathy Bess
bakersfieldbobbysox@yahoo.com
661-832-1271
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