BB/SAA is the oldest independent adult softball league on the Eastside, proudly providing both Men's and Co-Ed softball programs since 1983. BB/SAA is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization run by a board of volunteers.

We rent fields from the City of Bellevue and King County. All of our games are played within the Bellevue and Redmond areas.

We play two seasons every year (April through June and July through September). Teams play 16 games (as 8 double-headers) each season, and umpires are provided by USSSA.

So whether you are looking for a competitive team, or just some recreational play, come see what we have to offer.

COVID-19

Our top priority is the safety of participants, umpires, staff, and the community. All team managers and players are required to:

Adhere to COVID-19 Return to Play guidelines.
Sign the online waiver and provide name and contact information by adding themselves to the team roster.
Perform wellness checks and refrain from participating if feeling sick or if in close contact with someone with COVID-19. Players with underlying health conditions should seek authorization from their medical provider before returning to play.

12-Jun-2021

Spring Season 2023

Registration is now open

Primary Day of Play	Play Starts	Division
Sunday	April 16	Men’s Sunday (All levels)
Monday	April 10	Co-Ed Upper and Lower Recreational
Tuesday	April 11	Co-Ed Lower Recreational
Wednesday	April 12	Men’s Upper and Lower Recreational
Thursday	April 13	Men’s Competitive
Thursday	April 13	Men’s Upper and Lower Recreational

Detailed information about registering for the upcoming season can be found in the following document:

Registration Info

If you have questions, contact us at info@bbsaa.org.

Team Registration

Team cost - $1495 ($1120 Sundays - 6 double-headers)

Teams that participated in the Spring 2022 or Summer 2022 programs will receive priority through February 20th.

Registration for Individuals

BB/SAA offers the following options for Individual Registration:

Team Placement

BB/SAA will match you with an existing or newly formed team for the season. The fee for individual registration is $145 ($120 Registration Fee, $25 Admin Fee).

Sublist Only

Our sub list is a free service. Each week, managers are given your profile and contact information as someone who is willing to fill-in. They will contact you directly.

Individual Registration

04-Feb-2023

2023 Calendar

Spring season events in silver , Summer in blue .

February
6	Spring Season Team Registration Opens (Priority given to returning 2022 teams until Feb 20th)
6	Registration opens for Individuals
March
3	Spring Season Team Registration Closes
April
TBD	Mandatory Managers' Meeting/Equipment Pickup. Time and venue to be determined
9	No Games - Easter
10-13	Spring Season Starts (weekday divisions)
16	Spring Season Starts (Sunday division)
May
8	Summer Season Team Registration Opens (Priority given to returning Summer 2022 and Spring 2021 teams through May 15th)
14	No Games - Mother’s Day
26	Summer Season Registration Closes
28-29	No Games - Memorial Day weekend
June
6-26	Spring Season rain-out makeup games
18	No Games - Father’s Day

04-Feb-2023

Division Descriptions

Co-ed Weekday

Recreational: The team is a balance of newer players and those with some playing experience. Average skill level. One homerun per game, all others are outs.

Upper Recreational (C3): Teams made up of more experienced players looking for a higher level of play.

Lower Recreational (C4): Teams made up of newer players with some playing experience.

Men’s Weekday

Upper Competitive (M1 & M2): Established teams are made up of skilled and experienced players who are competition focused and play in leagues and tournaments. Three homeruns per game, all others are outs.

Lower Competitive (M3): Teams are made up of a balance of experienced and average players looking for a higher level of play who regularly play in leagues and some tournaments. Three homeruns per game, all others are outs.

Upper Recreational (M4): Teams are made up of more experienced players with average skill level. Players are looking for a higher level of play and are more competitive than the lower recreational teams. They may have the same skill level, but are more focused on winning. Two homeruns per game, all others are outs.

Lower Recreational (M5 & M6): Teams are made up of players with average and competent skill level. Players are on the field more for recreation than to dominate and win championships. There is an element of competitiveness balanced with being out there to have fun. Two homeruns per game, all others are outs.

Men’s Sunday

All-Levels (MS): Division dedicated to weekend warriors of all competition and skill levels.

17-Jan-2016