The document proposes merging the city's separate softball and baseball leagues into a single organization that would use the facilities and organization of the currently better-resourced baseball league. Currently, softball plays at poorly maintained fields far from baseball, which has newer fields and more city support. Merging the leagues would allow them to share expenses and resources, improving conditions for softball while maintaining support for baseball.

1. Save Yucaipa
Softball
Presented by: Jessica English

2. Table of Contents
Current Program
Current Problem
Proposed Solution
Advantages of Solution

3. Current Program
Point A is Bryant Glen
Point B is I Street
The parks are over 4 miles
away from each other
Softball plays at I street Park.
3 Fields; Poorly kept
Baseball plays at Bryant Glen Sports Complex.
8 Fields; 4 Brand-new; Very well kept
Each league is completely separate.
Each league is left to fend for themselves.

4. Current Problem
Softball is suffering; while Baseball is thriving.
Softball has no help from the city; while Baseball gets
all city exposure.
Softball is under the ASA organization.
Insurance Per Player: at least $21 (means higher sign-up fees)
Baseball is under the Little League organization.
Insurance Per Player: at least $5 (means lower sign-up fees)

5. Proposed Solution
Have both leagues merge together.
Every team plays at Bryant Glen Sports Complex.
Both leagues will use the Little League organization.
Both leagues receive equal city exposure.
Both leagues share profits and expenses.

6. Advantages
Both leagues will prosper.
Shared Expenses = Less Expenses
Parents will have less drive time.
Everything will be fare and equal.