Vintage Softball League Seeks Senior Players from South Bay Communities

SAN JOSE, Calif. - May 18, 2016 - PRLog -- The Vintage Senior Softball Club of San Jose today announced that senior men and women 50 years and older from South Bay communities are invited to play under a free, "try-before-you-buy" arrangement from May through July 2016.

Subject to signing a liability waiver agreement, applicants may play for two days of their choice on one of 22 teams on a Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday. Games are played at parks in San Jose, Santa Clara, or Mountain View. Those over 60 years old may also play on Monday or Wednesday in San Jose.

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With more than 200 active senior players over 50 years in age, Vintage Softball members come from local South Bay communities of Santa Clara County as well as cities as far way as Watsonville and Livermore. Club membership reflects the diversity of Silicon Valley and consists of current and former employees from high-tech and medical companies, education, police, fire, construction, and service organizations. Age and experience levels are equally diverse, with players ranging from 50 to 87 years old and whose prior playing experience runs from neighborhood pickup games to college and professional baseball.

Said Mark Loveless, President of the Vintage Softball Club, "We are an extremely diverse group, but we are unified by a single, common bond: love of playing softball. We believe there are many seniors in the South Bay who share a similar passion. Our invitation and trial offer is a way of encouraging more like-minded souls to join us."

About the Vintage Softball Club
Nearly thirty years old, the Vintage Softball Club of San Jose was founded in 1987 for men and women 50 years and older to play slow pitch softball. The Club's mission is to provide seniors an opportunity to play slow pitch softball in organized league play under rules that promote fun, safety and fairness. Games are played 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Cost of participation is nominal, and the only equipment is a softball bat and glove. For more information, please visit the web at http://www.vintagesoftball.org.