About Us
History of the league
History of the league
History of the league
The Cindy La Rue Co-Rec Softball League was formed in 1980. The league originally consisted of teams representing Columbia's villages and was known as the Columbia Inter-Village Co-Rec Softball League. It changed its name in 1993 to memorialize Cindy La Rue, a member of the Columbia Quakes (now known as The Lighthouse Lions) who was mur
The Cindy La Rue Co-Rec Softball League was formed in 1980. The league originally consisted of teams representing Columbia's villages and was known as the Columbia Inter-Village Co-Rec Softball League. It changed its name in 1993 to memorialize Cindy La Rue, a member of the Columbia Quakes (now known as The Lighthouse Lions) who was murdered in late August 1993 by a co-worker. Cindy represented what the league tries to convey: an exuberant and enthusiastic personality who enjoyed participating each week and who came to play hard, make friends, and have fun.
How to join
History of the league
History of the league
Join The Fun: Recreation Co-Ed Softball Teams are Looking For Male and Female Players As our league restarts following a two-year hiatus due to Covid, roughly half of our teams are seeking players to complete their rosters. The only requirement is a fondness for the game and a willingness to abide by the good sportsmanship and fellowsh
Join The Fun: Recreation Co-Ed Softball Teams are Looking For Male and Female Players As our league restarts following a two-year hiatus due to Covid, roughly half of our teams are seeking players to complete their rosters. The only requirement is a fondness for the game and a willingness to abide by the good sportsmanship and fellowship on which our league was founded. Male and female players over age 18 of all skill levels are welcome. Co-ed games are played on Sunday afternoons. If you are interested in joining a team or would like more information, please contact us.
Contact the Commissioner (Morse Solomon) to be placed on a team or if you have a full team already and would like to join our league. Contact info: mbsolomon21042@gmail.com or 410.461-6712
Concussion Protocols
History of the league
Concussion Protocols
New Concussion Protocols
If an athlete exhibits any signs, symptoms, or behaviors that make you suspicious of a concussion, the athlete must be removed from play and not be allowed to return to play until they are evaluated and cleared by a health-care professional. Failure to remove the athlete from activity puts them at risk for sustain
New Concussion Protocols
If an athlete exhibits any signs, symptoms, or behaviors that make you suspicious of a concussion, the athlete must be removed from play and not be allowed to return to play until they are evaluated and cleared by a health-care professional. Failure to remove the athlete from activity puts them at risk for sustaining another head injury while concussed, which can lead to worsening concussion symptoms, increased risk for further injury, and, sometimes even death. Coaches are not expected to “diagnose” a concussion. However, everyone involved in athletics must be aware of the signs, symptoms and behaviors associated with a concussion. If you suspect that an athlete may have a concussion, then the athlete must be immediately removed from all physical activity.