Slowpitch • Girls

Welcome to the Slowpitch Softball Team!

Calling all Rough Riders! Are you interested in a fun, no-cut Fall sport? Whether you are a veteran softball player or new to the game, we invite you to join the team! Any softball experience is great, but not necessary. All players are welcome! Help our team make it to State again.

How do I sign up?

RHS Slowpitch encourages you to try something new, meet new friends, and participate in a
high school sport!
You must have all your “Final Forms” paperwork completed and a valid physical on file.
Access paperwork and Register HERE 

Team Information and Practices

Team information (subject to change for the 2027-2028 season):

•  Fall sport played from August to October, with state playoffs in October

•  Practices are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 4-6 pm; Wednesday, 3:30 - 5:30pm

•  12+ games per season

•  Home field is Magnuson Park Ballfields

RHS Slow Pitch Ready to build on 2025/2026 Success

Roosevelt Rider Slow Pitch Softball looks to continue their success under Coach J and Coach Angelyn’s direction. 2026-27 season marks the sixth year for Slow Pitch at RHS.Lady Riders advanced to the State Tournament in Fall 2023 for the first time in theprogram’s history. The team will look to continue their quest to win the Metro Leaguetitle while strengthening their on-field presence led by this year’s captains, and returning players.

RHS Welcomes Head Coach Julianna Duso to Slowpitch Softball Team!

Coach J (Julianna Duso) is excited to join the Rough Rider family as the Slowpitch Softball coach.  She has been playing softball since she was 5 with experience as both a fastpitch and slowpitch player.  Coach J currently coaches fastpitch for Northeast Seattle Little League and Seattle Pilots as well as slowpitch for the Rain(bow) City Softball League, where she is also a player.  She also has experience coaching for Seattle Central Little league. When she isn't coaching or playing softball, Coach J also moonlights as a USA Softball umpire.  Coach J's passion for softball comes from her belief that youth team sports play a large role in building community and instilling life skills such as resilience, confidence, being a good teammate, and winning with grace.  Coach J's goal for the slowpitch program is that each player has a chance to grow their softball and life skills and of course....HAVE FUN!