Athletes Unlimited Softball League Unveils 2025 Schedule
Four teams will each play 24 games across 10 cities
Posted On: March 11, 2025 By :Athletes Unlimited Softball’s inaugural league season will start June 7 with plans to be in 10 cities and potentially more to be announced.
Four teams — the Bandits, Blaze, Talons and Volts — will play 24 games each between June 7 and July 23. Each team will travel to up to six markets throughout the summer, culminating with the top two teams competing in a best-of-three championship series July 26–28 at the University of Alabama’s Rhoads Stadium.
The season will start with the Bandits and Talons playing a three-game series in Rosemont, Illinois, while the Blaze and Volts play a three-game series in Wichita, Kansas. Other series will be in Sulphur, Louisiana; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Omaha, Nebraska; Salt Lake City; Round Rock, Texas; Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Raleigh, North Carolina, and Greenville, North Carolina.
“We were truly overwhelmed by the number of cities with world-class venues and a history of supporting softball interested in being part of the historic first season of the AUSL,” said Kim Ng, AUSL senior advisor. “We are looking forward to launching a new era for the sport, and everyone involved with the AUSL — including players, coaches and staff — is excited to do so in front of so many passionate softball fans across the country.”
While the AUSL will be a touring property in its first year, the teams will each be assigned to a single city when the league becomes city-based in 2026. Each team drafted their first 12 players on January 29. All four teams have since signed one additional player and will fill out the remainder of their 16-player rosters with the incoming class of NCAA talent who will finish their eligibility in May.
AUSL 2025 Schedule
June 7–9, June 17–23: Wichita, Kansas — Wilkins Stadium at Wichita State University
June 7–10, July 7–9, July 22–23: Rosemont, Illinois — The Stadium at Parkway Bank Sports Complex
June 12–14: Sulphur, Louisiana — McMurry Park at Lake Charles
June 13–15: Chattanooga, Tennessee — Jim Frost Stadium at Warner Park
July 11–13: Omaha, Nebraska — Connie Claussen Field at University of Nebraska at Omaha
July 16–19: Salt Lake City — Dumke Family Softball Stadium at the University of Utah
July 17–20: Round Rock, Texas — Dell Diamond
July 22–23, July 26–28: Tuscaloosa, Alabama — Rhoads Stadium at the University of Alabama
TBA: Raleigh, North Carolina — Ting Stadium at Holly Springs
TBA: Greenville, North Carolina — Max R. Joyner Family Stadium at East Carolina University