The current situation regarding COVID-19 is very fluid, and we appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate it the best we can.  The focus is to get the girls back on the field of play with their health and safety being the highest priority. Unfortunately, at this point, we do not have any definitive answers as to when we can do this. Please click our FAQ link to stay updated on the latest information available.

In response to Governor Newsom and the California Department of Public Health’s safety declaration, effective immediately we are suspending all league activities, including practices and games, through the end of April. While we do not have events including 250+ people, the nature of softball does not allow social distancing of six feet or more.

The California Department of Public Health stated, “The timely implementation of aggressive strategies that create social distance and those that reduce close contact of people not regularly together, including limiting gatherings, has proven effective in prior pandemics at delaying rates of transmission and reducing illness and death.”

We understand that this news is disappointing for all involved and you likely have questions about the remainder of the season and All-Stars. The CSA Board of Directors will continue to evaluate the situation and we will communicate prior to the end of March regarding the possibility of playing in April.

Here are links with information and resources.
Please stay safe and informed!

California Department of Public Health Statement

County of San Diego Health and Human Services

Center for Disease Control