Accumulate Diamond Points through online transactions or by accomplishing designated tasks. Upon amassing 1000 Diamonds, you can redeem them to receive a $1 discount on your subsequent purchase. Additionally, Diamond Points serve as a valuable recourse in the event of tournament or league cancellations. Should such circumstances arise, any payments made will be converted into Diamond Points, allowing you to utilize them towards your next transaction.

To enroll in Diamond Rewards, commence by becoming a Member. Click the button below.

If you're already logged in as a member, the button below will seamlessly direct you to your points balance. If not, it will guide you to a login page where you can either create a new account or sign in to your existing one. If you're currently logged in, simply navigate to this page on the website to access your points. On mobile, once you've logged in, tap the settings icon located in the top-right corner to display your name. Tap on your name, and you'll notice new menu options appear for your convenience. From this newly revealed menu bar, simply choose 'My Rewards' to access your rewards and points. You should now be able to view your current points balance, allowing you to track your rewards effortlessly.

Acquiring points couldn't be simpler—just purchase apparel, equipment, or tickets for tournaments and leagues. These transactions are your ticket to swiftly amassing points. Other ways to earn coming soon!

GroupMe, a messaging app owned by Microsoft, provides a convenient platform for group communication. If you've been invited to join a GroupMe chat via a link, this guide will walk you through the steps to download the app and join the chat. If you've been provided a link to your team chat: If you've received a link to join a GroupMe chat, it typically looks like this: https://groupme.com/join_group/xxxxxxxxxx. Click the link which will open your web browser (e.g., Safari, Chrome) on your device. Here you will be prompted to download the GroupMe app from your app store. Download the app to your phone. When prompted, create an account or log in to your GroupMe account. Once logged in, you will automatically be added to the group chat in the GroupMe app on your device. See how to navigate GroupMe. If you don't have a link to your team chat: Open your device's app store (App Store for iOS devices or Google Play Store for Android devices). In the search bar, type "GroupMe" and press Enter. Locate the official GroupMe app developed by Microsoft Corporation. Tap on the "Download" or "Install" button to begin the download process. Once the app is downloaded and installed, tap on "Open" to launch GroupMe. You'll need to be added by your Team Manager for your specific chat.

Here is a video on understanding the basics of how to use GroupMe.

Sharing your group chat with people couldn't be easier. Open the chat you want to share. In the upper right hand corner, press the share icon 3. You'll now have a variety of ways to share. I've found that copying the link and sending it through text is typically the easiest.

To ensure your players are well-informed about game times, field locations, and opponents, consider creating an event in GroupMe. Creating an event offers additional perks, such as allowing players to easily RSVP, indicating whether they'll be attending or not. Moreover, you can utilize reminders to send notifications to players as game days approach, helping everyone stay on top of their schedules. To begin creating your event, open your GroupChat. In the bottom left corner, you'll notice a + sign. Tap on that to get started. This will unveil a range of options for adding content to your GroupMe chat. Look for the icon that resembles a calendar and press on it. Press "Create New Event" at the bottom of the screen. You'll encounter an event setup screen with various options. Let's start from the top and proceed step by step. Naming the event appropriately is crucial. I've found that structuring it in a way that offers all the necessary information at a glance proves to be beneficial for the team. vs. [Team Name] (Time) - [Location/Field] - [Home/Away] vs. Benchwarmers (2pm) - Field 2 - Home Next, you'll input the days and times for the event. REMEMBER to adjust the day of the event accordingly. It's easy to overlook, as it sometimes defaults to today's date. Tip: Set reminders 15 minutes before game time. This allows players to arrive a few minutes early, considering the unpredictability of traffic. Within the "Optional" settings, it's a good practice to remember to toggle off the Video Call option. While not an inning ending issue, leaving it on can sometimes lead to confusion. For new teams unfamiliar with the field locations, it's incredibly helpful to provide them with an address and even include that address in the description field of the event. This ensures everyone knows where to go without any confusion. Configuring reminders is arguably the most crucial setting during the event creation phase. This feature ensures your team receives timely notifications, guaranteeing they arrive at the game on time. Tip: You want to keep this consistent across all your events/games. Setting the first reminder for 1 hour before game time serves as a helpful prompt for players to start preparing to leave the house. Similarly, scheduling the second reminder for 1 day before game time acts as a gentle nudge, reminding players of their upcoming game the following day. Your event is now ready to be posted!

Creating a poll in GroupMe is an excellent method for swiftly gathering input from the team and reaching a consensus on various matters. Here are some examples of when to use polls: Determining the best time for team practice. Gauging interest in acquiring team jerseys. Planning a meet-up for lunch and deciding on the preferred day. Here's how to create one: Creating a poll is quite simple. Just begin by tapping the + icon located in the bottom left corner of the group chat. This will then provide you a variety of options for content creation. Press the icon on the far right for Polls Then tap on 'Create New Poll' button at the bottom. You will now see configuration options for the poll. Start by giving your poll a specific name that clearly articulates the question you're asking. For example, "Who's available for practice on Wednesday?" Next, configure the options for selection, keeping them concise with as few options as possible. Avoid overwhelming participants with too many choices; simplicity is key to ensure clear and actionable responses. For the example above, "Yes" and "No" options are typically sufficient, but you may also include a "Maybe" option for individuals who are undecided at the moment. This allows for follow-up discussions with them later on. There are three final settings you'll want to configure for your poll. Voting Ends - Choose the date to when the poll will end and the results will show. Multiple Answers - This option allows voters to select multiple answers, which can be useful in scenarios where you need people to provide several options. For instance, when asking a team about their availability for various dates, enabling multiple answers allows them to choose all the dates they are available, providing valuable insight into the most popular options. Public Poll - This feature is significant. If you require transparency regarding who is voting for each option, ensure to turn this on. In most cases, you'll want to leave this option enabled. However, if you only need to know the overall results without identifying individual choices, you can leave this off. You're done! Now just hit the send button in the top right corner.

Topics are excellent for organizing discussions within a specific area. Depending on the level of chatter within your team's group chat, you may find topics helpful for keeping conversations organized. If there's a considerable amount of discussion happening, topics can help confine discussions and make it easier for members to find relevant information.

This is a great question and is often overlooked by new GroupMe members. By simply pressing the Group name at the very top of the chat you're presented with an overview of the GroupChat. From here, you can choose from the following options: Members: Quickly view all members currently in the GroupMe chat. Gallery: Review photos and media that have been posted within the chat. Calendar: Easily access upcoming events such as games. Polls: Review any active polls. Highlights: This section displays comments that have been pinned for the group, usually containing important information.

A glove is technically all you need, but these additional items can significantly enhance your experience: Optional: Jersey: Some leagues mandate a shirt with a number, while others do not. (Need a Jersey? Purchase one here.) Softball glove: Opt for a 13" to 14" glove for optimal performance. Plastic cleats (Not Metal): Alternatively, turf shoes are suitable. Softball bat: Look for a USSSA Stamped Composite bat for regulation play. (Teammates will have bats you can borrow) Batting Gloves Water or sports drinks for hydration during play

As of 2024, here are the current rules.

As of 2024, Here are the rules for adult league slow pitch softball in Terrell.