Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I register my team for an upcoming league?
A. Online registration is HERE
Call (916)772-PLAY
Walk in and register at a facility:
Roseville Sports Center (1545 Pleasant Grove Blvd)
Maidu Community Center (1550 Maidu Dr)
Mike Shellito Indoor Pool (10210 Fairway Dr)
PRL Admin Offices (316 Vernon St, 4th floor)
Q. What if I don't have a team but I want to play?
A. Sign-up as a free agent. Click HERE to get started.
Q. How do I get the free agent list?
A. Click on Contact Us. Enter your information and request the free agent list. Include the sport you are looking for and if you are looking for men, women, or coed.
Q. When will we get our league schedule?
A. League schedules are posted 5-6 days prior to the start of your league.
Q. When will the next league start?
A. New leagues typically start every 9-10 weeks. Registration for the next league opens the 6th week of the current season.
Q. What kind of payment do you accept?
A. Credit Card, Check, Cash
Q. Can I reserve a spot and get the money together to pay later?
A. No. Full payment is required to register in a league and reserve your spot.
Q. Can I pay for a portion of the team fees?
A. No. Full payment must be received at the time of sign up.
Q. What happens if not enough teams are in the league?
A. The league will be canceled and you will have the option to transfer to another league or receive a full refund.
Q. If the league I am in is too easy or too hard can I move?
A. Once the league has started you cannot move leagues until the next season.
Q. Can I use more than one League Championship Certificate?
A. Only one League Championship Certificate (LCC) per team registration. If you have more than one team you can use a different LCC for each new team.
Q. How do I change my team name?
A. Click on Contact Us. Include the manager’s name, sport, league, and what you would like the new team name to be.
Q. What happens if it rains?
A. Rain typically impacts sports that play on turf (softball). Sports that play on all-weather fields (soccer and flag football) play rain or shine.
-If nothing is posted on the Teamsideline Homepage the games will be played.
-If league play is cancelled due to inclement weather, we will update teamsideline by 3:00pm.
-If games are cancelled between 3:00pm and the start of the game, we will update the website and inform team managers.
-If games are about to be played or have started the umpire will make the call to cancel or continue game play.
-If the game is cancelled after play has begun, and not completed five full innings (four and one-half if the home team is ahead), the game will be replayed in its entirety.
Q. How does the roster work?
A. All players, managers and assistant managers must be on the roster and have signed the roster to be eligible to play. No Exceptions. Players may be added to the team roster through the first 4 games of the season. After the 4th game rosters are frozen. Rosters must remain at the field and may not be taken home. If you would like a copy of the roster, you may take a picture of the roster.
Q. What is the difference between the basketball leagues?
A. Men’s E1: Intermediate to highly skilled teams.
Men’s E3: Novice to intermediate level teams.
Q. What is the difference between the softball leagues?
A. E1: Experienced players and may use any ASA/USA approved bats.
E: Intermediate to experienced players and play with only single wall ASA/USA approved bats.
E3: Beginner to intermediate players and play with only single wall ASA/USA approved bats.
E3 City Bat League: Beginner play only with single wall ASA/USA approved bats that are provided by the City.
Q. What is the difference between the volleyball leagues?
A. Competitive: Intermediate to highly skilled teams.
Recreation: Novice to intermediate level teams.
Q. Where do the sports officials come from?
A. We contract out officiating for softball, basketball, volleyball and flag football. Different assigners run each sport and each official is independently contracted official with the assigner of that sport. Our top priorities is providing a high level of officiating, while maintaining consistency within the league. Officials are evaluated by Adult Sports Division staff and we welcome your feedback, both good and bad, to help us improve our leagues.
We also encourage the assigners to rotate officials between the leagues on a regular basis. While judgement may change from official to official, enforcement of the rules should remain consistent week to week. Please keep in mind this is a recreational league and the referees are human. They will occasionally miss a call, but are instructed to always give their best effort and strive to make the most accurate call in their judgment.