Upcoming Clinics
The Whitby Girls Softball Association is once again pleased to offer an array of off-season clinics to help our players improve their softball skills. The cost of each clinics is $90 and will take place at the Oshawa Civic Recreation Complex, located at 99 Thornton Road South.
These clinics will begin on October 19th and run for 6 weeks, finishing on December 7th. Note: NO clinics will be held on October 26th or November 9th.
Please note that to participate in clinics, players must be registered for our 2025 season.
In addition, people registering for the Pitching clinics must supply their own catchers.
Clinic |
Ages |
Start Time |
Spots Left |
Pitching 1 (Fall) | 10 to 24 | 5:30 pm | 0 |
Pitching 2 (Fall) | 10 to 24 | 6:45 pm | 0 |
General Skills 1 (Fall) | 8 to 9 | 5:30 pm | 1 |
General Skills 2 (Fall) | 10 to 11 | 5:30 pm | 0 |
Advanced Skills & Agility 1 (Fall) | 12 to 13 | 6:45 pm | 1 |
Advanced Skills & Agility 2 (Fall) | 14 to 15 | 8:00 pm | 0 |
Advanced Skills & Agility 3 (Fall) | 16 to 24 | 8:00 pm | 0 |
Click here to register for any of these clinics.
If the clinic in which you are interested shows zero spots available, you can still click on it to add your name to a waiting list. You will then be contacted if enough people are added to the waiting list to justify another session.
If you have any questions, please contact Al Betts at YWwuYmV0dHNAd2hpdGJ5Z2lybHNzb2Z0YmFsbC5jb20=.
Long Term Player Development
WGSA has long been concerned with the physical fitness of our community and has been committed to providing fitness opportunities for girls from ages 5 - 24. Within the last few years Canada, through its participation with sports organizations, has also become committed to formalizing this ideal. Click on the picture above to see what is happening in this area.
 
Code of Conduct
The WGSA has offered girls the opportunity to compete, improve skills, improve fitness and, most importantly, have fun, for over thirty years. In that time we have been proud of the skill level of our coaches and players evidenced by our consistently high results in Select Tournaments and by the level of play in our house league program.
As an organization we continually strive to offer our membership more value for their dollar and will continue to strive to improve ourselves. One step forward in this ongoing process may be found in this year's players packages, which will be distributed by coaches: a new Code of Conduct for players and parents. These go along with the Codes of Conduct that are being signed for the first time by coaches and umpires of WGSA. As you read these you will unlikely find anything new or revolutionary. They are simply a formal statement of everyone's commitment to the same ideals: fairness, tolerance, respect and fun. By stating everyone's intent up front, we will all maintain our commitment to these worthy goals.