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Redland Bayside News > Featured News > International softball to hit Redlands diamond this summer
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International softball to hit Redlands diamond this summer

Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson
Published: November 18, 2025
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Clare Warwick of Australia during Women’s Softball opening round between Australia and Mexico at Yokohama Baseball Stadium during the Tokyo Olympic Games, Monday, July 26, 2021. (AAP Image/Joe Giddens) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY, IMAGES TO BE USED FOR NEWS REPORTING PURPOSES ONLY, NO COMMERCIAL USE WHATSOEVER, NO USE IN BOOKS WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT FROM AAP
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INTERNATIONAL softball is set to light up the Redlands this summer, with a full schedule of elite women’s games – including Olympians – heading to the Redlands Softball Association from this Saturday.

Softball Australia has confirmed a week-long series of free-to-attend friendlies between Australia’s national women’s team, the Aussie Spirit, and Chinese Taipei, marking a major boost for local fans as the sport ramps up ahead of its return to the Olympic program at Los Angeles 2028.

The excitement comes as Queensland prepares to host the 2027 Women’s Softball World Cup Finals in Redcliffe, putting the state at the centre of the sport’s global resurgence.

Softball Australia General Manager for the 2027 World Cup, Alex Dandanis, said the Redlands series was a rare chance for the community to see world-class athletes up close.

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“We’re so excited to bring this unique opportunity to Redlands, and create a space for fans to get up close to the action. It’s not every day Olympians wear the green and gold on community grounds,” she said.

The series includes six games across November 22-26, as well as a free Softball Kids Clinic on Monday November 24 for children aged 5–17 to meet Aussie Spirit athletes and learn new skills.

A second blockbuster arrives at the end of December, when Team USA lands in Queensland for a four-game international series beginning on New Year’s Eve.

Australia v Chinese Taipei – Redlands Softball Association

Saturday 22 November
• Game 1: 11am–1pm
• Game 2: 3pm–5pm

Sunday 23 November
• Game 3: 11am–1pm
• Game 4: 3pm–5pm

Monday 24 November
• Free Kids Clinic: 4pm–5.30pm

Tuesday 25 November
• Game 5: 11am–1pm

Wednesday 26 November
• Game 6: 11am–1pm

Australia v USA – International Softball Series

Wednesday 31 December
• Game 1: 2pm–4pm

Thursday 1 January
• Game 2: 2pm–4pm

Friday 2 January
• Game 3: 2pm–4pm

Saturday 3 January
• Game 4: 11am–1pm

For more information, visit Softball Australia.

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