The Greenville Girls Softball Association with the support of Second National Bank is planning a major expansion project which includes installing two new ball diamonds and upgrading the current four field facility including Lady Wave Stadium at its Stebbins Field location on State Route 49 North in Greenville. GGSA would like to thank Second National Bank for its longtime support of the community based organization and Stebbins Field. Pictured from left to right are, John Swallow, President and CEO of Second National Bank, Eric Fellers, President of Greenville Girls Softball Association, Joy Greer, Vice President of Second National Bank.
The additional diamond space will allow GGSA to expand upon its already busy league and tournament schedule by adding additional teams to its league and tournament rosters and would also open up the possibility of bringing other special softball events to the Greenville community.
Stebbins Field plays host to its traditional GGSA slow pitch and fast pitch summer softball leagues, as well as, recreational league and all-star tournaments, travel/select fast pitch tournaments, the GGSA Fall Fast Pitch League, and the Greenville Jr High Lady Wave 7th & 8th Grade Softball teams who play a full GWOC home schedule at the facility every spring.
Lady Wave Stadium is home of the Greenville High School Lady Wave Softball team and for a second consecutive year has been chosen by the Ohio High School State Athletic Association to be a District and Regional host site for the Division IV OHSAA State Softball Tournament this spring.
The Greenville Girls Softball Association is a community based 501(C)(3) Non-Profit organization. Anyone who would like to contribute to this project or to the organization may contact any GGSA officer or trustee.
For more about the organization, contact information, league sign-up information, and the upcoming season should go to www.ggsaonline.com for more information or find them on Facebook by searching Greenville Girls Softball Association.
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