2009 HOTLANTA SOFTBALL SEASON
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It's Softball Season in Hotlanta!
Hotlanta Softball League, P.O.Box 14582, Atlanta, GA 30324
HSL Hotline - 404-875-9881
HSL Hotline - 404-875-9881
Upcoming HSL League or Team Events and Bulletins
Elections will be held at Southside Softball Park 9am-2pm and winners announced at that day's Host Bar
Assistant Commissioner - Open Division
Kelvin Bailey
Jimy Baynum
Jolly Bruce
Montoya Jennings
Assistant Commissioner - Women's Division
Angela "BB" Smith
Secretary - Open Division
Tony Abner
Art Davenport
Blake McGaha
Thomas McKay
Matthew Rinker
Secretary - Women's Division
Audrey Ackerman
- A Division -
First place - Georgia Mudcats (7 wins / 3 losses)
Second place - Atlanta Sluggers (6 wins / 4 losses)
Third Place - Atlanta Venom (4 wins / 6 losses)
Fourth Place - Atlanta Avengers (3 wins / 7 losses
- B Division -
First place - tied - Atlanta Packers, Atlanta Comets and A-town Ballers (5 wins / 3 losses)
Fourth placw - The Sharks (4 wins / 4 losses)
- C Division -
First place - WetDemons (10 wins / 2 losses)
Second Place - tied - Atlanta Avengers C and The Pride (9 wins / 3 losses)
Fourth Place - Woofs Pounders (8 wins / 4 losses)
- D Division -
First place - The Big Tease (11 wins / 3 losses)
Second Place - BJ Roosters (10 wins / 4 losses)
Third place - ATL Talons (9 wins / 5 losses)
Fourth place - Atlanta Avengers C (8 wins / 6 losses)
The Hotlanta Softball League is an active member of the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance and the Amateur Sports Alliance of North America, the governing bodies which determine the rules and standards for fair play in our league and across the nation.
The league features two divisions of play. The Women's division is restricted to women only, while the Open division is co-ed but predominately male. The Women's Division features three classes of play (Competitive/B, Alternative/C, and Recreational/D) and the Open Division features four (A, B, C, and D).
The league was founded in 1981 and is now among the largest in NAGAAA and ASANA - with 13 Women's Division teams and 24 Open Division teams.
The Spring League begins at the end of March and finishes in mid-July with winners advancing to the NAGAAA and ASANA Softball World Series in August.
The Fall League is more relaxed with fewer rules and restrictions, starting at the end of Sept. and finishing in early Nov. The Fall League is about half the size of the Spring League and is designed to be "for the fun of it". All teams are co-ed and a mix of returning and new players.
Please review all information available on this site before contacting HSL as most information is available online. If the information is not available, we will be happy to assist you with any questions you might have.
