Become a Free Agent! As a Free Agent you register as an individual and are then assigned to a team that is short a few players.

If you have a small group (not just you), you can all play on the same team.  There is a space where you can enter the names of friends with whom you would like to be play.  We’ll take it from there and keep you together!

This is Colorado. Be prepared for crazy weather that goes from thunderstorm to clear skies within minutes, and weather that varies quite a bit from one part of town to another. With that in mind, we try hard to play all games as scheduled. Should it ever be decided in advance that a game should be cancelled, we will send an email to all players via the league email list as soon as that decision is made. Therefore, unless you hear from us, your game is on even if that means that we have to hang out for a few minutes to allow showers to pass. Although we try to give as much notice as possible if a cancellation needs to occur, late developing storms can sometimes cause late cancellation decisions. Sometimes those decisions cannot be made until almost game time. Though we understand the inconvenience that can cause, we cannot control the temperament or actions of Mother Nature and, thus, we have no control over adverse weather situations.

Sometimes storms roll through while games are in play. Usually, a brief respite will be all that is needed before a storm has passed and games can resume. Such delays should not be confused with game cancellations though. The KIFAC League Manager will inform people if games are cancelled after they have begun.

Lightning is a common occurrence in Colorado. If a lightning strike is close to our playing fields, the KIFAC League Manager will call a break in play so that all participants can seek safe shelter temporarily until the lightning passes. However, as storms can move quickly, should any player/team warrant play unsafe due to their detection of lightning, they should not wait for the KIFAC League Manager to call a break and should seek safe shelter immediately. It is the responsibility of the individual player to leave the playing area and seek shelter anytime he or she feels unsafe due to the presence of lightning. As with rain, a delay in play due to lightning does not constitute a cancellation.

If any games get cancelled, our goal is to makeup those games at a future time. When obtaining park permits, we always obtain permits for up to three additional weeks in advance so that regardless of the day of a given league, there is at least one make-up date available for that league. (Other events in the parks can reduce the dates available for league play.)

If more than one game gets cancelled due to weather, other make-up alternatives will be considered. These alternatives could include doubleheaders and/or shifting the make-up games to a different day of the week among other options.

The duration of time allowed for any league is finite, so it is possible that a game could be cancelled with no possible way to make it up. This would especially be true if a makeup game, on the last day possible to hold a makeup game, were to be rained out as well. As this is the risk of playing outdoors, players will not be refunded any part of their league fee if this were to happen.

Individual league fees are paid through our online registration system.  Instructions on how to use this system will be sent to all captains.  League fees are due by the season-specific Registration Deadline and this date will be communicated to all team captains. A $10 per player late fee applies to all payments made following the Registration Deadline date.

Full refunds will be allowed for any player who requests it, for any reason whatsoever, through the end of the business day following that player’s first game. However, no refunds will be authorized after that time, with the exception of any accidental team overpayments, which must be communicated to us before the fifth week of the season.

Getting into some of our leagues can be very difficult because they fill so quickly!  Therefore, to allow returning teams a chance to retain their spot in the following year’s season, we have a Priority Registration program.  For example, teams that played in last spring’s league will have an opportunity to retain their spot in this spring’s league before new teams have a chance to register.

Priority Registration is given to recent captains who are in good standing with the league. To be in good standing, a captain must make sure that:

• their team was at or above the league minimum number of players (16);
• all team players completed online registration and payment; and
• the team had at least 9 total players, 4 of which were female, at the start of each game.

Priority Registration opens to eligible captains the day before registration opens to the general public. Eligible captains will be contacted in advance of the Priority Registration day to give additional information on the process. If he or she is no longer going to enter a team in the league, a captain may pass that priority privilege to another person by contacting KIFAC with the new captain’s name and email address.