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Silver League Softball 40th Anniversary 1987–2027

The objectives of the Silver League

  1. To give mature male persons who have attained at least their 43rd birthday in that calendar year an opportunity to participate in the great game of softball.
  2. To focus on good sportsmanship and conduct. This is a prerequisite for all who choose to participate. The Board has the right to act on all instances of misconduct.
  3. To afford all members an opportunity to play regardless of age or athletic ability.
  4. To promote activity that the whole family can enjoy.
  5. To make the League and games enjoyable for all.

Silver League divisions by age

RedAges 43–58
WhiteAges 59+
GoldAges 60–71
GrayAges 72–78
BlueAges 79+

League News

2026 season

Season and Tournament Champions

Sunday, September 20, 2026

2026 Silver League Banquet

Guy's Party Center
500 E. Waterloo Road, Akron, OH 44319

Social time begins at 4:30 PM, followed by recognition of new officers and Hall of Fame inductees, dinner, and evening social time.

Players and managers are $20; guests are $30. Sponsors and other eligible honorees receive the league's applicable complimentary admission.

Registration form deadline: September 8. Complete the online form to generate a one-page printable registration form, then return the printed form and payment as instructed.

Complete Banquet Form →

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League apparel

Need shorts for this season?

Silver League shorts are available for $10.

Sizes:
M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL, XXXXL
Contact:
John Galizio
Phone:
330-472-3963
Email:
johng6511@gmail.com
Venmo:
@JGalizio
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Player safety

AED equipment is available to Silver League

Silver League has access to automated external defibrillator (AED) equipment for a cardiac emergency. If a person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, call 911, begin CPR, turn on the AED, and follow its spoken and visual prompts.

An AED can be used on a person with an implanted pacemaker or defibrillator. If the implanted device is visible or known, do not place an AED pad directly over it; adjust pad placement as needed.

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