The GVGSA Select / All-Star program is a wonderful adventure where the girls learn and grow, both in game skills and life experience. Please feel free to contact any GVGSA board member with your specific questions. Below are some expectations:

An Allstar player is selected through an application process and tryouts. The teams are selected based on creating the best team GVGSA has to offer for each level of team (first gold, then sliver, then bronze), per age division (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14U). Note that silver and bronze teams are formed if there are enough girls available and a manager available to coach the team. Each team selects a minimum of 11 players and a max of 15 players.

Once teams are selected, it becomes the managers responsibility to place players into positions that best benefit the team. For example, a player played second base throughout regular season, now becomes the center fielder for the Allstar team. Outfielders are extremely important during all-star play and so managers often utilize some of their most talented players in those positions.

Managers will be encouraged to give all girls a chance to play, either as a starter or sub. However, it is at the manager’s sole discretion to determine each player's actual amount of playing time. Open communication between a manager and his/her players is encouraged. There is no guaranteed playtime.

Season- TBD

Practice 3-4 days a week

 

6-8 tournaments which include but are not limited to:

Lindsay Rose Tournament

Camarillo Tournament

Thousand Oaks Tournament

Ventura Tournament

CCUSA Qualifier

California State Games (San Diego)

 

 

Playing fields

Insurance

California State Games cost (upon board approval)

 

The GVGSA All-Star program is a wonderful adventure where the girls learn and grow, both in game skills and life experience. Please feel free to contact any GVGSA board member with your specific questions. Below are some expectations:

An Allstar player is selected through an application process and tryouts. The teams are selected based on creating the best team GVGSA has to offer for each level of team (first gold, then sliver, then bronze), per age division (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14U). Note that silver and bronze teams are formed if there are enough girls available and a manager available to coach the team. Each team selects a minimum of 11 players and a max of 15 players.

Once teams are selected, it becomes the managers responsibility to place players into positions that best benefit the team. For example, a player played second base throughout regular season, now becomes the center fielder for the Allstar team. Outfielders are extremely important during all-star play and so managers often utilize some of their most talented players in those positions.

Managers will be encouraged to give all girls a chance to play, either as a starter or sub. However, it is at the manager’s sole discretion to determine each player's actual amount of playing time. Open communication between a manager and his/her players is encouraged. There is no guaranteed playtime.

Season- TBD

Practice 3-4 days a week

 

6-8 tournaments which include but are not limited to:

Lindsay Rose Tournament

Camarillo Tournament

Thousand Oaks Tournament

Ventura Tournament

CCUSA Qualifier

California State Games (San Diego)

 

Budget does not include lodging or meals

 

Playing fields

Insurance

The GVGSA All-Star program is a wonderful adventure where the girls learn and grow, both in game skills and life experience. Please feel free to contact any GVGSA board member with your specific questions. Below are some expectations:

An Allstar player is selected through an application process and tryouts. The teams are selected based on creating the best team GVGSA has to offer for each level of team (first gold, then sliver, then bronze), per age division (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14U). Note that silver and bronze teams are formed if there are enough girls available and a manager available to coach the team. Each team selects a minimum of 11 players and a max of 15 players.

Once teams are selected, it becomes the managers responsibility to place players into positions that best benefit the team. For example, a player played second base throughout regular season, now becomes the center fielder for the Allstar team. Outfielders are extremely important during all-star play and so managers often utilize some of their most talented players in those positions.

Managers will be encouraged to give all girls a chance to play, either as a starter or sub. However, it is at the manager’s sole discretion to determine each player's actual amount of playing time. Open communication between a manager and his/her players is encouraged. There is no guaranteed playtime.

Season- TBD

Practice 3-4 days a week

 

6-8 tournaments which include but are not limited to:

Lindsay Rose Tournament

Camarillo Tournament

Thousand Oaks Tournament

Ventura Tournament

CCUSA Qualifier

California State Games (San Diego)

 

Budget does not include lodging or meals

 

Playing fields

Insurance