Women's Slow Pitch Softball League — Play For All Foundation

Play For All Foundation · Roanoke Valley

Women's Slow Pitch Softball League

A recreational softball league designed with women in the Roanoke Valley in mind. Low pressure, high fun, and built for players of all experience levels.

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Season Start Mid-August 2026
Game Nights Wednesday or Friday, TBD
Location Roanoke Fields
Format 4 Teams + · Slow Pitch

Recreation designed with women in mind.

Women in the Roanoke Valley needed a recreational softball space that was theirs. Not a co-ed league they were added to. Not a competitive program that required prior experience. A league built around them, from the start. That's what this is.

Play for All Foundation is launching a women's slow pitch softball league open to players of all experience levels. Whether you played in high school, haven't picked up a glove in years, or have never played at all, there's a spot for you.

Who can play

Women 18+. All experience levels welcome. No prior softball experience required.

Format

Slow pitch softball. Four teams +. Regular-season games plus end-of-season play.

Game nights

Wednesday or Friday evenings. Final schedule confirmed before season start.

Cost

Per-player team fee to be confirmed. Built to be affordable and accessible.

How the league works.

This is a recreational league. The goal is connection, movement, and fun. Here's what you can count on:

  • USSSA slow pitch rules with league-specific modifications for a recreational pace
  • Player-umpire model during regular season; trained umpires for postseason
  • All games played at Roanoke fields — location confirmed before the season start
  • A community built around showing up

Recreation is a right, not a reward.

Play for All Foundation exists to close gaps in who gets to participate in recreation. A women's softball league in the Roanoke Valley is one of those gaps. We heard from women who wanted to play and had nowhere to go. So we built somewhere.

This league is a PFA program, which means it is designed to be accessible, welcoming, and grounded in what participants actually need, not what a traditional sports program assumes they need.