Eastvale Girls Softball Association (EGSA), as part of Southern California Amateur Softball Association (ASA), provides great opportunity for young girls in Western Riverside County. 

The 2008-2009 Board of Directors announces the Winter Ball Season schedule and sign-up opportunities.

EGSA is kicking off the third year for the fastest growing league in the Inland Empire.  All girls from ages 4 to 18 have the opportunity for growth and development of softball skills, and life skills to the highest level achievable through competitive softball.  The objective of the League is to encourage and foster the physical and mental development of the girls involved; to encourage the principles of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and reverence while enriching their lives towards their own adult responsibility in the communities in which they will be living.  “Winter Ball” is designed for the girls as a first-time sport all the way to being a regular in becoming an amateur athlete.

Winter Ball season operates on Saturdays for 12 weeks commencing the first Saturday in September 6^th to November 15^th with final tournament play on November 22^nd. 

Sign-ups are taking place at multiple dates and locations:

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Coach Grace Margain M.S., CSCS
Asst. Head Coach
Sprint Coach

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