The Southern New England Softball League provides a great atmosphere for anyone and everyone to learn and play softball in the Connecticut and Western Massachusetts areas.

Currently there are six teams in the league, providing everyone in Southern New England an opportunity to have fun, make friends and stay active.

The league is an active member of NAGAAA (The North American Gay Amateur Athletic Association).

Email us @ snefl@snefl-softball.org for information, to make comments, and/or suggestions.

2010 Standings
TeamWinsLosses
Pure213
168 York St1410
Hangovers1410
Chez Est1410
Gotham Citi1014
Frank's Place320

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down the stretch we come

What a hot day for some softball!! And by hot, I don't just mean the weather. The Hangovers put up quite a fight with high ranking Pure in Game 1. Holmes was killer on the mound as always, with his supporting cast right there to help him along. Fearless Erika played solid third with Adge holding her own on the other side of the diamond.

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New Haven Hot Pursuit Hartford New London Still In Contention

Game Recap
You’re Team: Hartford
You’re Opponent(s): Springfield

Game One
Score: 11 – 2 Springfield
Pitcher: Mike

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Hartford York Street and the Hangovers jockey for position

A new look injury plagued Hartford team squared off against Frank's place Sunday in a five inning rain shortened affair. Big Kevin was sharp on the mound holding Frank's place to just three runs Hartford would go on to win the game 19-3. Mike kept up his hot bat, assisted by Bruce, Dee, Ross and Charlie.

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Hangovers surge, York Street holds on to second

A resurgent New London Hangover team squared away against a slumping Hartford squad in Springfield Sunday sweeping the doubleheader pulling in to a tie for third place both teams sitting at 8-6. The first game was a close defensive battle with both teams failing to get on a roll offensively, New London won the contest by a 7-5 score.

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Hartford and York Street in dead heat

York Street won the front end of last Sundays doubleheader against Springfield earning a hard fought victory at Clark Lane school in New London. The gritty New Haven team scored seven runs in their half of the second inning putting Springfields Pure team in an rare position of playing catchup the entire game.

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