
NZ Clubs · Wellington
Find softball clubs across Wellington — locations, contacts and ways to get involved.
6 softball clubs listed
Wellington’s six softball clubs reflect the capital’s distinctive layout, with three based in the central city, two in Upper Hutt and one on the Kapiti Coast. This even spread lets players tap into local geography without long travel. The hilly harbour and constant winds encourage adaptable, weather-aware sessions that build both skill and social ties in a compact, creative city.
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Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington
Join Cardinals Softball Club for exciting softball action! Offering senior and junior teams with mid-week and Saturday games from October to March. Discover more!
Johnsonville, Wellington, Wellington
Join Johnsonville Softball Club in Wellington for family-friendly softball! From U7 to seniors, enjoy fun games and community spirit with us.
Paraparaumu Beach, Wellington
Kapiti Coast Softball Club in Wellington offers softball for all grades at Te Atiawa Park, Paraparaumu Beach. Join our vibrant sports community today!
Miramar, Wellington, Wellington
Join Miramar Softball Club in Wellington for family-friendly softball for all ages. Enjoy community events at our clubrooms. Register online now!
Tawa, Wellington, Wellington
Join Tawa Softball Club in Wellington for competitive and social softball! Open to juniors, seniors, men, and women. Be part of our vibrant community.
Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington
Totara Park Softball Club in Wellington offers softball for ages 3 to adult premier teams. Join our family-friendly Hutt Valley club for social or competitive play!
Upper Hutt’s two clubs sit near the hills where players often adjust drills around gusty conditions, while the single Kapiti Coast club draws on coastal paths for pre-game routines that mix fitness with relaxed catch-ups. Wellington city’s three clubs thrive on the professional energy of the capital, hosting post-training meet-ups that blend practical support with arts-minded conversation. Ferry rides and short drives between districts keep the scene connected, letting members from different areas share equipment tips or organise joint training on calmer days. The result is a grounded network where outdoor resilience meets tight-knit urban life. Local breezes and changeable weather turn every session into an exercise in quick thinking, strengthening the personal connections that define Wellington softball.