How much do adult softball leagues cost in Van Nuys?

Most softball leagues listed in Van Nuys cost about $45 per player for a season, based on 3 current listings on LeagueFindr.

Are there co-ed softball leagues in Van Nuys?

Yes. Of the 3 softball leagues listed in Van Nuys right now, there are 3 co-ed.

Can I join a softball league without a team?

Often, yes. Many leagues take individual players (free agents) and place them on a team that needs players. Look for an individual or free agent option on the league’s registration page, or ask the organizer.

Adult Softball Leagues in Van Nuys

LeagueFindr lists 3 adult softball leagues in Van Nuys right now, 3 of them open for signup. Most cost $45 per player.

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Typical price

$45

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Harvest Hit Fest

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Closes Nov 14

$45/player · Event Nov 21, 2026

The Basin Sports Complex

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December Diamond Dash

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Closes Dec 5

$45/player · Event Dec 12, 2026

The Basin Sports Complex

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January Winter Classic 2027

LA Sports NetVerified listingSoftballCo-EdTournament

Closes Jan 9

$45/player · Event Jan 16, 2027

The Basin Sports Complex

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Slow-pitch softball is the classic adult rec league: one night a week, a full team in the dugout and plenty of time to talk between innings. Co-ed leagues are the most common, with men’s and competitive divisions for people who still want to win the whole thing.

Softball in other areas

Also playing in Lakewood and West Covina. Search the map.

How much do adult softball leagues cost in Van Nuys?: Most softball leagues listed in Van Nuys cost about $45 per player for a season, based on 3 current listings on LeagueFindr.
Are there co-ed softball leagues in Van Nuys?: Yes. Of the 3 softball leagues listed in Van Nuys right now, there are 3 co-ed.
Can I join a softball league without a team?: Often, yes. Many leagues take individual players (free agents) and place them on a team that needs players. Look for an individual or free agent option on the league’s registration page, or ask the organizer.