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SPRING 2026 REGISTRATION IS OPEN!!
CONGRATS 2024 10U & 12U CENTRAL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!
Huntington Beach Girls Softball 2026 Spring registration is now OPEN!!!
Please email: HBGSleague@gmail.com if you have any questions!
Welcome to the 2026 Spring Registration with Huntington Beach Girls Softball​!
For 40 years our goals at HBGS have been to build girls confidence and teach them how to be team players by offering them a fun, encouraging, motivating and positive environment to thrive in while maintaining a competitive atmosphere. We are dedicated to teaching girls from ages 4-16 the basic rules, skills and sportsmanship of softball appropriate to their specific ages and skill set that they can take with them to high school and beyond.
HBGS is 100% volunteer based and we are always looking for volunteers to serve the hundreds of girls each season that participate in our league, so please sign up to help. Games will be played at Circle View Elementary and at other local fields in Orange County.
Early Bird Registration fee is $175 for 6U and $250 for 8U-12U and $300 for 14U. Registration fees after 10/31/2025 will be $200 for 6U, $300 for 8U-12U and $350 for 14U. You will notice that fees have increased this year, this is our first increase in many years. Increased cost of player insurance, background checks, operating costs and much needed and overdue field repairs to provide safe playing conditions have resulted in the need for an increase. Early Bird Fees will end 11/1/2025.
Mandatory $30.00 snack bar buyout will be added at checkout. All players will get a snack bar punch card on opening day valued at $15.00
Registration fee includes:
Uniform (Jersey, pants, visor and socks)
USA Softball Player Insurance
USA Softball Player Registration
Volunteer Background Checks
Photo package
Yearbook
Field rental and maintenance fees
6U Easter Egg Hunt
6U End of Season Awards
8U - 14U Trophies and Awards are earned through tournament play. All teams will participate in the end of season tournament. Other season tournaments are at the discretion of the league/team managers as they arise and their costs will be the responsibility of the teams participating.
***UMPIRE FEES ARE NOT INCLUDING IN REGISTRATION FEES**THESE WILL BE COLLECTED BY YOUR TEAM MOM AFTER THE SEASON STARTS**
Evaluations January 24. Practices start February 1. Opening day March 14. Closing ceremony May 2.
Additional Events not included in registration:
End of Season Glow Party (tentative pending school district approval)
Angels Day - Sunday, May 3rd, Angels vs. New York Mets 1:00pm game time
Interested in playing 8U-14U Select? Information regarding tryouts will be sent to all registered players after Spring registration closes December 31. THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL COST OF $100 PER PLAYER FOR SELECT that will be collected after players are invited to join teams.
HAVE QUESTIONS? CHECK OUR FAQ TAB AT THE TOP OF OUR WEBSITE WWW.HBGS.ORG TO SEE IF ANY OF YOUR QUESTIONS CAN BE ANSERED. OR EMAIL: HBGSLEAGUE@GMAIL.COM
DIVISIONS 6U-12U: IF YOU WISH FOR YOUR DAUGHTER TO BE ALLOWED TO TRYOUT FOR AN UPPER DIVISION PLEASE REGISTER HER FOR THE DIVISION YOU WISH HER TO PLAY IN - SHE WILL BE REQUIRED TO ATTEND EVALUATIONS FOR BOTH HER CORRECT AND PREFERRED DIVISION. PLAYERS WHO DO NOT GET PICKED UP IN THE DIVISION THEY WANT TO PLAY UP IN WILL BE REFUNDED. PLAYERS WHO DO NOT ATTEND EVALUATIONS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO PLAY UP IN A HIGHER DIVISION. YOU MUST ATTEND EVALUATIONS IF YOU ARE REQUESTING TO PLAY UP.
14U DIVISON: ANY PLAYER WHO IS 14 AND UNDER CAN REGISTER FOR THE 14U DIVISON. PLAYERS WHO DO NOT MAKE A 14U TEAM WILL BE MOVED TO THEIR CORRECT DIVISION OR OFFERED A REFUND. ALL PLAYERS HOPING TO PLAY UP IN 14U MUST ATTEND EVALUATIONS ON 1/24/25.
WE DO NOT CURRENTLY OFFER A 16U DIVISION FOR SPRING. 16U ALL STAR TRYOUTS WILL BE IN MAY.
ANY PLAYER PLAYING UP IN A DIVISON FOR SPRING IS ELIGIBLE TO PLAY IN THEIR CORRECT AGE DIVISION FOR SELECT AND ALL STARS.
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SPRING 2025 AT HBGS
Our fields are located at:
Circle View Elementary School, 6261 Hooker Dr, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
BE YOUR DAUGHTER'S BIGGEST FAN!!
According to a survey reported in the Wall Street Journall, what kids dislike the most about sports is the car ride home. Too often, the first thing a parent may say after a game is a critical remark, an accusatory question or offer “you should haves!” to their kids. This can cause any player to lose interest in playing and start to dread anything to do with participating in sports.
Parents often don't realize the impact of their words and forget that kids seek approval and want to impress them during games. When players feel put down, they can lose their love for softball. Consider the following when talking to your kids about their performance on the field:
Parents Do's:
- Be their biggest fan. Make sure to maintain a positive attitude and environment for your child by cheering and showing them support. After all, a child is trying their best to impress their parents, so show them they’re appreciated!
- Focus on the positive. Great catch! Nice throw! Amazing try! Wow so close! These are all great ways to express to kids that they’re doing a good job and it will motivate them to try even harder.
- Let them make mistakes. Making mistakes is the best way to get better. Don’t try to correct the mistakes by yelling directions from the side. Instead, let them try their moves and work on them next time you’re on a field together.
- Encourage goal setting and measure progress. Aside from staying active and having a great time, kids strive to become good players. Encourage players to talk about ways they can improve and offer methods or ask a coach to help them improve those things.
Parent Don'ts:
- Don’t talk about negative things on the ride home. There are much better ways and places to communicate what your kids could have done better than questioning their actions during the car ride home. They are still learning the game and are likely aware that they didn’t have a great game. Try taking them to a park over the weekend and work on things to help improve their game in a fun, loving environment instead.
- Don’t offer excuses. Putting blame on an ump, the field, weather or a coach for a bad performance may offer short-lived comfort, but this attitude can backfire. Kids will fail to take accountability and will instead learn to blame other factors when things don’t go their way.
- Don’t yell instructions during games. This causes confusion and annoys other parents, coaches and players (including your own!). A player develops best when they are allowed to make their own decisions on the field, figuring out what works best and working on those things at practice.
- Don’t criticize umps in front of the kids. Kids will learn from their parents so be aware that yelling at an ump is one of the things they will pick up. And HS/College players can tell you that yelling at the ump DOES NOT make them change their mind!
AMAZING JOB 14U - UNDEFEATED 2015 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!
2015 UNDEFEATED NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!
HB Legends! 2015 National Champions!!
