🔥 🥎 Intra-Squad Scrimmage 🥎 🔥

With the Colorado Wildfire divided into 3 mixed-age equally-skilled teams, we’ll enjoy a 3-game round-robin scrimmage complete with official umpires. The goal of this scrimmage day — besides having fun — is to put the skills we’ve been working on during practice to use, and to gain live game experience. Mines has a new turf field so this will help us get ready for Nationals!

All friends and family are welcome! Pets are not allowed at the Mines field. Let’s play ball!

To get to the Mines SB field:
- drive to Washington St in Golden
- turn west on 11th St. (towards the M on Lookout Mtn) 
- drive to the end of 11th St. to get to Lot K
- pay at the pay station or via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.)
- walk to the field — see blue dash line on map below.

People with team equipment, drive to the west end of 12th St. and follow the fire lane to the field. Pay via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.) (There will be limited parking right next to the field because of construction trucks and equipment.)

Parking is FREE on Sat-Sun

This practice is on the turf field at the School of Mines in order to get us ready for Nationals, which is also on turf. Today’s practice is for the 65 and 70s.

Parking is PAID Mon-Fri and FREE on Sat-Sun

To get to the Mines SB field:
- drive to Washington St in Golden
- turn west on 11th St. (towards the M on Lookout Mtn) 
- drive to the end of 11th St. to get to Lot K
- pay at the pay station or via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.)
- walk to the field — see blue dash line on map below.

People with team equipment, drive to the west end of 12th St. and follow the fire lane to the field. Pay via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.) (There will be limited parking right next to the field because of construction trucks and equipment.)

The Mines Softball Field (Joe Coors Jr Softball Field) is accessible via Parking Lot K. The entrance to Lot K is at the intersection of 11th St & Maple St in Golden (west of Washington St). Lot K is a Yellow/commuter lot and costs $1.50/hr or $8.00/day.

You can pay at the pay station at the entrance to the main part of the lot (after the long drive way) or use pay-by-cell.

Pay-by-Cell (Lot K = Zone 1570)

Mines offers ParkMobile as a pay-by-cell option for all visitors. Go to app.parkmobile.io/zone/start (Lot K is Zone 1570) or download the ParkMobile application on your mobile phone. You will be prompted to create an account and add your vehicle information. Then you will need to enter the four digit zone number for the lot you parked in. The zone numbers are located on the yellow and black ParkMobile signs in each lot. At any time, if your visit is unexpectedly extended, you can extend the amount of time needed to continue parking in the lot. For assistance, please contact the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100.

Pay Stations

The Lot K pay station is at the entrance to the main part of the parking lot. The pay station accepts cards and cash (no pennies, does not give change). Report pay station errors to the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100. Campus parking maps are available at all of the pay stations to help guide you around campus.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

This practice is on the turf field at the School of Mines in order to get us ready for Nationals, which is also on turf. Today’s practice is for the 65s and 70s.

Parking is PAID Mon-Fri and FREE on Sat-Sun

To get to the Mines SB field:
- drive to Washington St in Golden
- turn west on 11th St. (towards the M on Lookout Mtn) 
- drive to the end of 11th St. to get to Lot K
- pay at the pay station or via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.)
- walk to the field — see blue dash line on map below.

People with team equipment, drive to the west end of 12th St. and follow the fire lane to the field. Pay via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.) (There will be limited parking right next to the field because of construction trucks and equipment.)

The Mines Softball Field (Joe Coors Jr Softball Field) is accessible via Parking Lot K. The entrance to Lot K is at the intersection of 11th St & Maple St in Golden (west of Washington St). Lot K is a Yellow/commuter lot and costs $1.50/hr or $8.00/day.

You can pay at the pay station at the entrance to the main part of the lot (after the long drive way) or use pay-by-cell.

Pay-by-Cell (Lot K = Zone 1570)

Mines offers ParkMobile as a pay-by-cell option for all visitors. Go to app.parkmobile.io/zone/start (Lot K is Zone 1570) or download the ParkMobile application on your mobile phone. You will be prompted to create an account and add your vehicle information. Then you will need to enter the four digit zone number for the lot you parked in. The zone numbers are located on the yellow and black ParkMobile signs in each lot. At any time, if your visit is unexpectedly extended, you can extend the amount of time needed to continue parking in the lot. For assistance, please contact the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100.

Pay Stations

The Lot K pay station is at the entrance to the main part of the parking lot. The pay station accepts cards and cash (no pennies, does not give change). Report pay station errors to the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100. Campus parking maps are available at all of the pay stations to help guide you around campus.

This practice is on the turf field at the School of Mines in order to get us ready for Nationals, which is also on turf. Today’s practice is for the 50s and 60s.

Parking is PAID Mon-Fri and FREE on Sat-Sun

To get to the Mines SB field:
- drive to Washington St in Golden
- turn west on 11th St. (towards the M on Lookout Mtn) 
- drive to the end of 11th St. to get to Lot K
- pay at the pay station or via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.)
- walk to the field — see blue dash line on map below.

People with team equipment, drive to the west end of 12th St. and follow the fire lane to the field. Pay via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.) (There will be limited parking right next to the field because of construction trucks and equipment.)

The Mines Softball Field (Joe Coors Jr Softball Field) is accessible via Parking Lot K. The entrance to Lot K is at the intersection of 11th St & Maple St in Golden (west of Washington St). Lot K is a Yellow/commuter lot and costs $1.50/hr or $8.00/day.

You can pay at the pay station at the entrance to the main part of the lot (after the long drive way) or use pay-by-cell.

Pay-by-Cell (Lot K = Zone 1570)

Mines offers ParkMobile as a pay-by-cell option for all visitors. Go to app.parkmobile.io/zone/start (Lot K is Zone 1570) or download the ParkMobile application on your mobile phone. You will be prompted to create an account and add your vehicle information. Then you will need to enter the four digit zone number for the lot you parked in. The zone numbers are located on the yellow and black ParkMobile signs in each lot. At any time, if your visit is unexpectedly extended, you can extend the amount of time needed to continue parking in the lot. For assistance, please contact the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100.

Pay Stations

The Lot K pay station is at the entrance to the main part of the parking lot. The pay station accepts cards and cash (no pennies, does not give change). Report pay station errors to the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100. Campus parking maps are available at all of the pay stations to help guide you around campus.

This practice is on the turf field at the School of Mines in order to get us ready for Nationals, which is also on turf. 9-10:30 is for 65s; 10:30-12pm is 70s

Parking is PAID Mon-Fri and FREE on Sat-Sun

To get to the Mines SB field:
- drive to Washington St in Golden
- turn west on 11th St. (towards the M on Lookout Mtn) 
- drive to the end of 11th St. to get to Lot K
- pay at the pay station or via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.)
- walk to the field — see blue dash line on map below.

People with team equipment, drive to the west end of 12th St. and follow the fire lane to the field. Pay via pay-by-cell. (See additional instructions below.) (There will be limited parking right next to the field because of construction trucks and equipment.)

The Mines Softball Field (Joe Coors Jr Softball Field) is accessible via Parking Lot K. The entrance to Lot K is at the intersection of 11th St & Maple St in Golden (west of Washington St). Lot K is a Yellow/commuter lot and costs $1.50/hr or $8.00/day.

You can pay at the pay station at the entrance to the main part of the lot (after the long drive way) or use pay-by-cell.

Pay-by-Cell (Lot K = Zone 1570)

Mines offers ParkMobile as a pay-by-cell option for all visitors. Go to app.parkmobile.io/zone/start (Lot K is Zone 1570) or download the ParkMobile application on your mobile phone. You will be prompted to create an account and add your vehicle information. Then you will need to enter the four digit zone number for the lot you parked in. The zone numbers are located on the yellow and black ParkMobile signs in each lot. At any time, if your visit is unexpectedly extended, you can extend the amount of time needed to continue parking in the lot. For assistance, please contact the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100.

Pay Stations

The Lot K pay station is at the entrance to the main part of the parking lot. The pay station accepts cards and cash (no pennies, does not give change). Report pay station errors to the Parking Department at (303) 273-3100. Campus parking maps are available at all of the pay stations to help guide you around campus.

Today’s practice is for the 50s and 60s.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Agenda: TBD

Contact your Team Manager if you would like to add an item to the agenda, have her present a proposal on your behalf, or attend the meeting.

Saturday morning practices are available starting April 26 at Lakewood Park through September. While these practices are geared toward our 50/55s age group and anyone still working who cannot attend the official Tuesday practices, anyone is welcome to come for additional drills. There will be a schedule of specific age groups that the practice will be geared toward each week.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

🔥 🥎 60+ Wildfire Scrimmage vs Northern Colorado Sugar Beats 🥎 🔥

Come out and cheer on our 60+ Wildfire teammates as they scrimmage the Sugar Beets of Northern Colorado in Ft. Collins. The goal of this scrimmage day — besides having fun — is to put the skills we’ve been working on during practice to use, and to gain live game experience.

All friends and family are welcome! Let’s play ball!

* Time and location are still TBD

Saturday morning practices are available starting April 26 at Lakewood Park through September. While these practices are geared toward our 50/55s age group and anyone still working who cannot attend the official Tuesday practices, anyone is welcome to come for additional drills. There will be a schedule of specific age groups that the practice will be geared toward each week.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

🔥❣️ Wildfire Community Outreach & Service❣️🔥

Adaptive Pickleball at Shalom Park Nursing Home

Come play adaptive pickleball using plastic paddles and balloons with Betsy, Fran, and the elders at Shalom Park Nursing Home! The residents love it and get great exercise while we all have so much fun!

We hope to do this monthly on a Friday morning, so stay tuned for future dates. No pickleball experience required. Contact Fran at fransimon10@yahoo.com or 720 985-6411 if you'd like to join us.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

🔥💲 Fundraising & Volunteer Opportunity 💲🔥

Save the date! Wildfire is planning a fun golf tournament that will serve as a fundraiser for our organization!

Details coming soon!

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Agenda: TBD

Contact your Team Manager if you would like to add an item to the agenda, have her present a proposal on your behalf, or attend the meeting.

🔥💲 Fundraising & Volunteer Opportunity 💲🔥

Each year, the Colfax Marathon (Denver’s largest running event) partners with more than 200 Nonprofits, who have collectively raised over $2,500,000 over the last 5 years through the efforts of Colfax runners.  The marathon’s Charity Partners Program is the 2nd largest in the U.S. with New York City Marathon being the largest.

This year, we again will be providing volunteers to help registrants receive their bib numbers, event instructions, etc.

Contact Glenda to sign up for this fun event!

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

🔥 🎶 Wildfire Social Event & Fundraiser 🎶 🔥

Marimba Concert, Picnic and Wildfire Fundraiser wrapped into one!

Join us at Anderson Park in Wheat Ridge on Sunday May 4 from 12-pm to hear the wonderful sounds of The Low Flying Knobs, an all women's Afro-pop marimba ensemble featuring our very own Wildfire teammate, Rebecca Caldwell! Picnicking will begin at noon, and performances will range from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. (Donations will be requested, but no tickets are necessary.)

https://www.facebook.com/LowFlyingKnobs/

More details to come regarding the picnic and fundraiser!

Agenda: TBD

Contact your Team Manager if you would like to add an item to the agenda, have her present a proposal on your behalf, or attend the meeting.

🔥❣️ Wildfire Community Outreach & Service❣️🔥

Adaptive Pickleball at Shalom Park Nursing Home

Come play adaptive pickleball using plastic paddles and balloons with Betsy, Fran, and the elders at Shalom Park Nursing Home! The residents love it and get great exercise while we all have so much fun!

We hope to do this monthly on a Friday morning, so stay tuned for future dates. No pickleball experience required. Contact Fran at fransimon10@yahoo.com or 720 985-6411 if you'd like to join us.

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Saturday morning practices are available starting April 26 at Lakewood Park. This week will be our kickoff meeting. It will have the same information provided at the kickoff meeting on Tuesday April 8 for those who cannot make it.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.

Following practice we’ll have lunch provided by the organization while we discuss the upcoming season! BRING YOUR OWN BEVERAGE!

Tuesday mornings from April - September are designated as official practice for Colorado Wildfire. Unless you are working, traveling, or live out of state (or not in the Denver metro area) it is expected that you attend as many official practices as possible. 

The weather can vary quite a bit in Colorado - be sure to bring layers and always have a water bottle, even on cooler days! Cleats are not required but strongly urged for your safety on the field.

Attending regular softball practice is essential for individual skill development, team cohesion, tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental preparation, and overall success on the field. It provides the foundation for players to improve their performance, contribute to the team's objectives, and enjoy the sport to the fullest.

Please let your team manger know if/when you cannot make practices so we can plan drills accordingly.