The Columbia University Community Softball League

Editor's note:

Ready for a game of softball? This summer, Columbia University Athletics will partner up with Columbia Community Service  to knock the ball out of the park for the youth in our community. 

The CU Community Softball League will bring employees, family and friends together. Weekly games provide friendly competition and great way to meet new people. Registration fees are all tax-deductible and will be used to help fund annual grants distributed by CCS.

Each CCS campaign provides grants to after school programs such as America SCORES, NY, Figure Skating In Harlem, Hit the Books, and StreetSquash, which help youth in the local community with educational, health and wellness services, leadership and academic support. 

  • Games will begin around 6:00pm, and run from the first week of June to the second week of August.
  • Games will be held at the Baker Field House at 533 West 218th Street (#1 train to the 215th station)
  • Registration is $20 and is tax-deductible
  • Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to get started.
  • Deadline to register is May 23.

Contact Athletics at: [email protected] with questions.  

By
Colin Allison
Tatiana Alicia Garcia
May 15, 2025
Registration Flyer
  1. Title of event: Columbia Community Service and Athletics Softball League
  2. Main dates and times: Games will be running from 1st week of June to the 2nd week of August. We usually start our games at 6P, double headers for the team's scheduled and games are finished by 8/8:30pm
  3. Registration costs and links Form is in this link and the cost is $20 per person to join and play in the league.
  4. Location of event: Baker Field House click on this link to review the information. You can take the 1 train to 215th Station.
  5. Contact names and email: [email protected]
  6. Part of proceeds will go to CCS grantees that support youth in sports (employees can use as a donation for tax purposes) Include CCS grantees like America SCORES, NYFigure Skating In HarlemStreetSquash,  Uptown Inner City League