Quincy Youth Fastpitch
About Quincy Youth Fastpitch
Quincy Youth Fastpitch is excited to begin a new chapter as we work toward establishing our own Little League charter right here in Quincy.
For the past three years, our program has operated through Moses Lake Little League. During that time, we have been proud of the growth of our program and the opportunities it has provided for local girls. We started with two teams in our first season and have continued to grow with teams at the 8U, 10U, and 12U levels.
With recent changes to league boundaries, we are now working to establish our own Quincy Little League charter. This exciting step will allow us to build a league that is centered on our community, our families, and our athletes.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide Quincy girls with a fun, safe, and encouraging place to learn and grow through fastpitch softball.
We want every athlete to have the opportunity to develop softball skills, build confidence, learn teamwork, and create lasting friendships while being part of a program that represents our community with pride.
Our Goals
Quincy Youth Fastpitch is focused on building a strong, community-centered program for girls and families in Quincy.
Our goals are to:
Provide local opportunities for girls to play fastpitch softball.
Create a positive and supportive environment for all skill levels.
Keep practices local whenever possible.
Host games in Quincy as our league continues to grow.
Build confidence, teamwork, respect, and leadership through softball.
Develop a program that our community can be proud of for years to come.
Our History
Quincy Youth Fastpitch has grown steadily over the past three seasons while operating through Moses Lake Little League.
In our first season, we fielded two teams. Over the past two years, the program has continued to grow with teams at the 8U, 10U, and 12U levels. That growth has shown how much interest and support there is for girls fastpitch softball in Quincy.
Now, with recent league boundary changes, we are excited to take the next step and work toward building a Little League charter of our own.
