News and Announcements

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June 19 - First Half FINAL standings are now posted.

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- I Will be in Albuquerque next week, so first set of 2nd Half standings will not be posted til Saturday

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June 17, 2025 Second half team assignments, and schedules are now posted here!

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APPROVED BATS - a new page has been added showing what stamps on bats are APPROVED for CSSA play, and which stamps are not.

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Plans for the 2025 Season- The CSSA Board of Directors are developing plans for the 2025 season.  See the "2025 CSSA Important Dates" listing in the drop-down menu.  The first regular scheduled games are set for Monday April 21st for the 70's Divisions, and Wednesday April 30th for the B-E Divisions.  Schedules, teams in divisions etc will be updated on the respective pages when that information is available late March or early April.​

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2025 Press Release- 

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Colorado Senior Softball Readies for 2025 Season The Colorado Senior Softball Association (CSSA) Board of Directors is preparing for the 2025 senior softball season. Tentative plans call for regular scheduled games to start in late April. CSSA is a nonprofit organization that organizes and manages a softball league as a means for recreation and exercise for senior citizens, 50 years of age and above. The league is managed by a Board of Directors made up of members from the Recreation Centers and from the ranks of players who volunteer their time. Teams play through the numerous recreation and senior centers throughout the front-range area, with teams participating as far south as Castle Rock, as far north as Greeley and Longmont, west to Boulder and east to Aurora. Teams are divided into divisions based on competitive level and schedules are developed. Games are played in the regular season schedule that runs from late April through August, and then end-of-season tournaments played in late August. The league has their regular senior teams (50 years of age and above) playing double-headers on Wednesday mornings, and the 70’s teams (70 years of age and above) playing double-headers on Monday mornings. Many players play on both a regular team and a 70’s team. In 2024, there were thirty two regular teams and twenty 70’s teams who participated. Men and women play on a number of the teams. Many teams are looking for new players to play in the 2025 season.

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More information can be found by calling your local recreation or senior center, by checking the CSSA website at www.coloradoseniorsoftball.com, by calling the CSSA Commissioner, Stan Harbour, at 303-721-8037 (Home) or 303-478-0695 (Cell), or by sending an e-mail to stanharbour@comcast.net. Submitted by: Stan Harbour; CSSA Commissioner

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