2026 Sarnia Heat Girls Fastball Executive
CHAIR
Aaron Zimmer
1st CHAIR
Kevin Blake
2nd CHAIR
Christina Otten
SECRETARY
Jeff Delben
TREASURER
Lynn LeFaive
smaa.fastball@gmail.com
SARNIA LEAGUE
Sarnia League Diamonds
🩷U9 – Tuesdays – 6:30pm – 8pm – Germain Diamond #4
💙U13 – Tuesday and Thursday – 6pm – 8pm – Germain Diamond #1 & #3
💜U17 – Tuesday and Thursday – 7:30pm – 9:30p – Germain Diamond #2 & #5
Final day for all Sarnia League teams is Saturday, August 8.
Travel Home Diamonds
🩷U13 – Tuesday and Thursday – 5:30pm – 7:30pm – Germain Diamond #2
💙U15 – Tuesday and Thursday – 5:30pm – 7:30pm – Germain Diamond #5
💜U17 – Monday and Wednesday – 8:30pm – 10:30pm – Tecumseh Park
💛Women’s – Sunday – 6pm – 8pm – Clearwater Diamond #2
Since the Sarnia Minor Athletic Association (S.M.A.A.) was founded in 1947, one principle has always guided us: every youth athlete in Sarnia-Lambton deserves the chance to play—regardless of financial status. 79 years later, that commitment remains at the heart of everything we do today.
We’re here to help families make sure every player can take the field or course this season—no matter their circumstances. Whether it’s S.M.A.A. Football, Sarnia Hawks Baseball, Sarnia Heat Girls Fastball, Challenger Ball, or Lambton Jr. Golf, we’ll help make participation possible.
Need financial assistance? We can also help you apply to Jumpstart or YRASP, and if you’ve missed the registration deadline, we’ll make arrangements so your player doesn’t miss out. All requests are handled with care and kept strictly confidential.
Email: smaa@smaasarnia.com
Sarnia Heat Girls Fastball provides each team with a selection of approved bats; however, we understand that some players prefer to use their own. Before purchasing a personal bat, please ensure it is certified for Female Fastball play.
All bats must display at least one of the five official certification logos. Bats without any of these certification marks are illegal and cannot be used in any Female Fastball League game or practice in Canada.
Using a bat without proper certification poses serious safety risks, as uncertified bats can cause the ball to leave the barrel at excessive speeds, increasing the chance of injury to pitchers, infielders, and base runners.
Please note that Coaches, Umpires, and Sarnia Heat Executives may inspect bats at any time during games or practices. Any illegal bats identified will be removed immediately.
For more information, visit SOFTBALL CANADA
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Both the Sarnia League and Travel follow the rules of “Softball Ontario”. Our posted rules above are the modifications to these rules that better suit our leagues.
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