Thursday, October 15 · Trunk or Treat
Join the Lady Eagles at Arbutus Elementary School from 5:30–7:30 p.m. for Halloween fun! Check out our “Graveyard of Games” display, show off your costumes, and spend an evening with the Lady Eagles family.
October 7–13, 2026
AGAA Lady Eagles
A walk-off win, home-run memories, and a little extra Eagle spirit.
Join the Lady Eagles at Arbutus Elementary School from 5:30–7:30 p.m. for Halloween fun! Check out our “Graveyard of Games” display, show off your costumes, and spend an evening with the Lady Eagles family.
We’re welcoming players for 8U, 10U, 13U, and 18U, and we’re looking for coaches.
Basketball registrationGold plays at home while 10U and Red head out on the road. See the full schedule below.



A walk-off win, two first-home-run memories, and a little extra Eagle spirit made this another memorable week! Now we’re looking ahead to Thursday’s trunk or treat, another Saturday of softball, and basketball registration.
Saturday, October 10
vs. EYO Rec 10U
Our 10U Lady Eagles came up short against EYO Rec 10U (Tkacz) at Arbutus Elementary School. The girls put three runs on the board, but EYO finished ahead, 6–3. Next Saturday brings another opportunity to learn, improve, and take the field together.
View the supplied game recapA one-run heartbreaker
Gold couldn’t quite pull off the win this week, falling by just one run. A close result like that is tough, but the girls have another chance to bounce back in front of the home crowd this Saturday!
vs. EYO Diamond Cutters
Red’s win had both power and a thrilling finish. Home runs from Lily Franks and Abby Young helped set the stage, and #2 Kenzi Taylor came through with a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the fourth inning. One swing sealed the win and gave the Lady Eagles plenty to celebrate!
Saturday, October 17
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
1 p.m.


13U Red
“I’ve known Abby for three years, and every year she finds another level. A force behind the plate and a powerhouse at the plate. She just keeps getting better, stronger, and more dangerous.”— Coach Ashley


13U Red
“Lily shows so much grit on the field. A powerhouse of a hitter and an aggressive baserunner. Love seeing her strive to get better every game!”— Coach Katie
13U Red has turned three double plays this fall! Their work on defense and tracking the ball is paying off. Following the ball, knowing where the runners are, and staying ready for the next out can turn one good play into two.
We love seeing the girls build that awareness and work together. Keep communicating, keep your eyes on the ball, and stay ready—every out matters!

Being a Lady Eagle means giving your best in the classroom, too. School comes first: homework, studying, and getting enough rest help our players arrive ready to learn and play.
Families can help by setting aside homework time and encouraging players to speak up when they need support. The same habits we practice on the field—preparation, focus, and perseverance—can help at school. We’re proud of our girls for what they accomplish in both places!
To every parent and volunteer who helps with concessions, prepares the field, takes pictures, or cheers from the sidelines: thank you. Your time helps make these experiences possible for our players.
Have a favorite game or practice photo? We’d love to see it! Send it to agaagirlssports@gmail.com for a chance to be featured in a future newsletter.
Raffle tickets are still available, with the drawing on October 31! Ask about tickets and help support our league.
Play hard. Cheer loud. Take care of each other. 🦅