Millbrae girls softball ASSOCIATION

At Millbrae Girls Softball (MGSA), it’s all about community. We’re a non-profit league, built and run by volunteers who care—from coaches and team parents to the crews who prep our fields, as well as our dedicated Board of Directors. For girls ages 4-16, MGSA is where where families come together to support not just softball, but each other.

Building Players, Creating Memories

Joining Millbrae Girls Softball means more than just playing ball—you’re joining a family. We focus on building players from the ground up, and it shows. Over the years, we’ve seen former players contributing as parents and coaches! From 6U to Division 1 college ball, MGSA has been home to generations who come back season after season because of the community we build together.

Cost and Equipment

We never want anyone not to play softball because of financial constraints. We keep league fees low and offer both scholarships and equipment-lending to anyone with specific needs.

Interested in Coaching?

Coaching is an incredible opportunity to create a shared experience with your daughter/player and to help encourage lifelong participation in sports. It can also can be very intimidating, especially at higher levels when your players are more informed, but we are here to help!

Rec vs. Travel Ball?

MGSA is a rec-first league, but we realize the importance of having our own youth B/C level travel team. Our Mischief team plays in the summer and ofttimes fall. To learn more, visit our Mischief page.

Umpires Needed

The Peninsula Youth Umpires Association is currently seeking umpires for the upcoming season. Our organization umpires all girls USA (formally ASA) fast pitch softball leagues on the peninsula and coast side. Umpires are paid on a per game basis. Games are played during the week and weekends. You choose when you can work.

About you: 16yrs or older, current or past experience playing organized softball/baseball or be a student of the game. Past experience as a softball/baseball umpire a plus, but not necessary.

The PYUA will provide on the field training and rules clinics to all umpires.

For more information please contact us MGSA President or Michael Baldonado, PYUA President (mab1127@msn.com)