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Welcome to Bridge of the Gods Little League!
The Bridge of the Gods Little League is a community-focused youth baseball/softball organization that provides children with the opportunity to learn and play baseball/softball in a supportive and encouraging environment. Named after the iconic Bridge of the Gods that spans the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington, this league serves families in the surrounding areas by promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy competition. With divisions for various age groups, the league offers a structured setting where young athletes can develop their skills, build confidence, and make lasting friendships. Parents and volunteers play a crucial role in the league's success, contributing their time and expertise to ensure that every participant has a rewarding and memorable experience. Through practices, games, and community events, the Bridge of the Gods Little League aims to foster a love of baseball/softball while instilling important life lessons that extend beyond the playing field.

Friend/Coach Request Guidelines

T-ball and coach pitch team request will be the ONLY request granted for friends/coach requests. This promotes a more enjoyable and development-focused experience for young athletes. The rationale behind this restriction is to foster a balanced and inclusive environment where children can play with friends or under preferred coaches, enhancing their enjoyment and engagement in the sport.

For Player Pitch divisions and up, friend requests will NOT be granted. At these levels, teams are formed through a coach draft following player assessments. As players move into older divisions, the focus begins to shift toward skill development, competitive balance, and preparing athletes for the next level of play—while still keeping the game fun and positive for everyone.

By limiting friend requests in these divisions, we can create balanced teams based on ability rather than personal preferences. This helps ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for all players, gives everyone a chance to grow and learn, and keeps the emphasis on teamwork, development, and having fun on the field.

Registration

We offer baseball programs for boys and girls ages 4-14, and softball programs for girls ages 6-14. We are excited for another Spring season of baseball and softball.

Before beginning the registration process, we encourage you to read the following information:

Read the available programs page that provides a description of our baseball and softball divisions. This is helpful if your child's age allows them to participate in a couple of division options. Also, if you are uncertain about the division your child should be in please reach out to our player agents and they can help guide you to the correct division. Contact [email protected].
Players will be placed in a division based on his or her "League Age" as calculated according to Little League age policy. You can use the age chart under our “Forms and Documents” tab to determine your child's league age, but you do not need it for registration purposes.
Little Leagues are geographically based, and every player must live or go to school in the League’s boundary area. Our league boundary map includes all of Skamania county and Cascade Locks.
All baseball players registered for the AA/AAA Minors, Majors, and 50/70 divisions are required to attend our skills assessment session. Softball divisions minors and above must also attend the skills day. These sessions are NOT tryouts, as each player will be placed on a team, but rather an opportunity to assess each player’s skills in order to ensure competitive balance among the teams. A player may attend more than one session, but are required to only attend one. These sessions will be held in early March.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any other questions.

LEAGUE AGE vs. PLAYER AGE (Register by League Age)

A player’s league age is determined using the official Little League Baseball® and Little League Softball® Age Charts. Baseball and softball use different date ranges, and these determine the division in which your child will play.

For Baseball, a player’s league age is based on their age as of August 31 of the current playing year.
For Softball, a player’s league age is based on their age as of December 31 of the previous year.

Use the League Age Calculator to find your child’s official league age.

League Age Date Ranges:

Baseball: September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026
Softball: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025

Multiple programs are offered based on your child’s birth date and league age. Please review the division descriptions to choose the most appropriate program for your child(ren), considering both age and experience.

If you’re unsure which division is best, email [email protected] for help.

REGISTRATION COSTS AND CHANGES

2026 Registration Fees and Jersey orders:

Registration fees and the way jerseys are ordered have changed for the 2026 season. In previous years, registration and jersey purchases were completed as two separate transactions on two different websites. This year, we have combined registration and jersey ordering into one single order. Jerseys are now included in the registration fee.

This change is intended to simplify the process and reduce confusion for parents and guardians when registering. It also helps ensure that every child in the league receives the correct jersey color. Jerseys for the 2026 season will be made by Basher’s in Portland. In addition, BOGLL will provide hats for all baseball and softball players and coaches.

T-Ball: $65
Coach Pitch: $105
Machine Pitch: $130
Upper Divisions (AAA, Majors, and above): $130
Please note: A registration late fee will be added to all registrations beginning February 5th

Additional Player Costs & Requirements

In addition to the registration fee, players will need to provide their own baseball/softball mitt.

Cleats are optional but highly recommended, and required for Majors Baseball/Softball and above.
A protective cup is required for all players in Minors and above.

While jerseys are included in the registration fee and yours to keep, families will still be responsible for purchasing uniform pants, socks, and belt, as directed by the coach once teams are formed.

Optional personal equipment includes:

Helmet
Bat
Baseball/softball pants (if extras or specific styles are desired)
Socks and belt in preferred colors

Uniform purchasing information (if any additional items are needed) will be sent after coaches are assigned and teams are formed.

Volunteer Fee

To support our league operations and ensure every team has the help it needs, we have added a $25 volunteer fee for the 2026 season. Families may choose to volunteer in an approved role—such as helping with field clean-up day, scorekeeping, snack shack, team support, or league events—to have the fee waived. If a family is unable to volunteer, the $25 fee will simply remain as part of the registration cost. This system helps ensure that all players benefit from a well-supported, community-driven season.

Registration Late Fee

A $25 Registration late fee will be added starting February 5th for any late registration

Scholarships

Bridge of the Gods Little League is committed to providing a program that allows every child to play baseball or softball. We believe that every child should have an opportunity to play baseball/softball regardless of their financial situation. Our mission is to offer an affordable program for our players and families while maintaining the financial health and sustainability of the league. If your family is facing financial hardship and you would like to apply for a full or partial scholarship please send e-mail to [email protected]

When registering, be sure to use the account you created in previous years. Please note first time users will need to create an account. Please click on the Register button in the top right hand corner to create an account and register a player, or use the button at the bottom of this page.

Full payment of the registration fee is required at the time of registration. If you are interested in applying for a financial aid scholarship, please reach out to [email protected]

Registration Listing

2026 Bridge of the Gods Softball

SOFTBALL:

Beginning February 5, 2026, a late fee of $25 will be added.
All players League Aged 8+ must be registered and attend Player Assessments. Date, time and location TBD.
Even if your player will be playing in a Developmental/Lower Division, i.e. Coach Pitch or Machine Pitch, we are asking all players aged 8+ to attend our Player Assessments, if for nothing else that to get that experience for the subsequent years.

COACH PITCH:

The Coach Pitch softball division is a developmental, non-competitive introduction to girl’s softball.

Coach or other parent pitches to their own team. (required to have a background check completed)

Teams bat in a continuous order and every player bats each inning. Players all play equal amounts and rotate through all defensive positions.

Games are typically 3-4 innings, time permitting. Later in the season, teams that are up for it may introduce more competition by playing 3-outs per inning and keeping score, which may allow for more innings in a game. Scores are not officially kept.

This season we will be holding Player assessments for this division. In order to create balanced teams and ensure proper division placement, players must attend a player assessment session to be evaluated for play. Date, time and location TBD for assessments.

AGES: 7 and 8 year-old girls, and some 6 year-olds. 6 year olds may play if they have had 1 year of Tee-ball experience.

ELIGIBLE BIRTHDAY RANGE: 1/1/2018 to 12/31/2020. If your child’s birthday is outside of this date range and they wish to play in this division, please contact the BOGLL registrar at [email protected] for assistance.

PRACTICES: 1-2 per week from late March until games begin in early April. Practices are scheduled by the head coach based on field availability.

LOCATIONS: Home games are played at the Home Valley Park Softball field. Interleague away games are played at fields throughout our district (East County, Camas, and Vancouver).

UNIFORMS & GEAR: League provides team bats, helmets, catcher's gear, and balls. Players need to provide their own mitt and shoes. Cleats are optional. Players are also required to purchase their own uniform/jersey shirt through our NIKE team website. This information will be sent to you after coaches are decided and teams are formed.

ROSTER: 10-12 players on a roster, girls only.

PLAYER PITCH

The Player Pitch Softball division uses an 11-inch ball. This division is both instructional and competitive, with score being kept. The goal is to prepare players for advancement to the Majors division.

In order to create balanced teams and ensure proper division placement, players must attend a player assessment session to be evaluated for play at this level. For player pitch softball players, this year’s session will be held on Sunday, February 23rd, with a makeup day on March 2^nd. Specific time slots are to be determined and will be communicated closer to the date.

AGES: 8-11 year-old girls. 8 year-olds may play at this level if they have played at least one year coach pitch and are recommended by a previous coach or the player agent to play at the player pitch level.

ELIGIBLE BIRTHDAY RANGE: 1/1/2015 to 12/31/2018. If your child’s birthday is outside of this date range and they wish to play in this division, please contact the BOGLL registrar/player agent at [email protected] for assistance.

PRACTICES: 2 per week from early March until games begin in early April. Practices are scheduled by the coach based on field availability.

GAME SCHEDULE: 14-16 game season with 2 games/week. Each game is limited to 1.5 hours, or 6 innings. Expect schedule to be released in late-March.

LOCATIONS: Home games are played at the Home Valley Softball field. Interleague away games are played at various fields throughout our district from White Salmon to Vancouver.

UNIFORMS/GEAR: League provides team bats, helmets, catcher's gear, and balls. Players need to provide their own mitt and shoes. Cleats are optional. Players are also required to purchase their own uniform/jersey shirt through our NIKE team website. This information will be sent to you after coaches are decided and teams are formed.

FIELD SIZE: 60' between bases and 35' pitching rubber.

ROSTER: 12-14 players on a roster, girls only. Teams are formed through a draft process in late February or early March.

MAJORS

The Majors division uses a 12-inch ball and is both instructional and competitive with more emphasis on the competitive aspects of the game than at the player pitch division. Managers focus on fielding a competitive team while also providing the players with a fun learning experience. Players should focus on refining their softball skills with a strong emphasis on consistency. Often the difference between an average player and a good player is the ability to consistently execute the required skills.

In order to create balanced teams and ensure proper division placement, players must attend a player assessment session to be evaluated for play at this level. Assessment dates are February 23rd, with a makeup day of March 2^ndSpecific time slots are to be determined and will be communicated closer to the date.

AGES: 10-12 year-old girls. All 12 year-olds will be selected to play in the Majors division unless a safety issue exists as determined by the Player Agent or League President. There may be an option for 10 year-olds to play at this level if they have played at least one year in the player pitch division and are recommended by a previous coach or the player agent to play at the majors level.

ELIGIBLE BIRTHDAY RANGE: 1/1/2013 to 12/31/2015 If your child’s birthday is outside of this date range and they wish to play in this division, please contact the BOGLL registrar/player agent at [email protected] for assistance.

PRACTICES: 2-3 per week from early March until games begin in early April. Practices are scheduled by the coach based on field availability.

GAME SCHEDULE: 14-16 game season with 2 games/week. Each game is limited to 1.5 hours, or 6 innings. Expect schedule to be released in late-March.

LOCATIONS: Home games are played at the Home Valley Softball field. Interleague away games are played at various fields throughout our district from White Salmon to Vancouver.

FIELD SIZE: 60' between bases and 40' pitching rubber.

ROSTER: 12-14 players on a roster, girls only. Teams are formed through a draft process in late February or early March.

JUNIORS

Competitive softball. While baseball goes to a 90' diamond, softball remains on a 60' diamond making fast-pitch softball at this level one of the most exciting games available.

Due to lower enrollment numbers in past years, it is possible that we may or may not have enough players to form a team in this division. But please register for BOGLL Juniors softball if you are interested and we will keep you informed if we are short players.

Unless we have 24+ players register for this division, there will not be a required player assessment session as there is for the Majors and player pitch softball divisions.

AGES: 12-14 year-old girls.

ELIGIBLE BIRTHDAY RANGE: 1/1/2011 to 12/31/2013. If your child’s birthday is outside of this date range and they wish to play in this division, please contact the BOGLL registrar/player agent at [email protected] for assistance.

PRACTICES: 2-3 per week from early March until games begin in early April. Practices are scheduled by the coach based on field availability.

GAME SCHEDULE: 14-16 game season with 2 games/week. Each game is limited to 2 hours, or 7 innings. Expect schedule to be released in late-March.

LOCATIONS: Home games are played at the Home Valley Softball field. Interleague away games are played at various fields throughout our district from White Salmon to Vancouver.

FIELD SIZE: 60' between bases and 43' pitching rubber.

ROSTER: 12-14 players on a roster, girls only.