Softball Coloring Pages
Twenty free softball coloring pages — a softball and bat, a glove, I LOVE SOFTBALL lettering, a cute softball player, a pitcher, a batter, a catcher, a diving catch, a slide into base and a team celebrating, plus a softball mandala, a zentangle softball and a softball wreath for older colourists.
Every jersey, helmet and cap is left blank with no logos or numbers, so a player can colour in her own team colours.
Need help printing? See our guide on how to print coloring pages.
Free Softball Coloring Pages
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Softball and Bat
A big softball with stitched seams in front of a crossed softball bat, with stars.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Glove
A softball glove with laced fingers and webbing holding a softball in its pocket.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball with a Bow
A softball wearing a big polka-dot cheer bow, with hearts and sparkles.
Download PDF A4 PNGCute Softball Player
A chibi softball player in a batting helmet with her bat over her shoulder.
Download PDF A4 PNGI Love Softball Lettering
I LOVE SOFTBALL in bubble letters with a softball for the O, crossed bats, stars and hearts.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Pitcher
A softball pitcher in a visor throwing an underhand windmill pitch.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Batter
A softball batter with a braid swinging and hitting the ball at home plate.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Catcher
A catcher in a mask, chest protector and shin guards crouching behind home plate.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Diving Catch
An outfielder diving full-stretch through the air to catch the softball.
Download PDF A4 PNGSliding into Base
A runner sliding into base in a cloud of dust as the catcher reaches with the ball.
Download PDF A4 PNGPlaying Catch
Two friends playing catch before a game, with a bat and a water bottle on the grass.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Team Celebrating
Four teammates jumping and cheering after a win, with confetti and stars.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Trophy
A softball championship trophy with two medals, crossed bats and a burst of stars.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Gear
Game-day gear: a batting helmet, a glove and ball, cleats, a visor, a bat bag, a bat and a water bottle.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Sunflower
A sunflower whose centre is a softball, with a bow on its stem and two butterflies.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Mandala
A softball at the centre of a mandala of bats, stitches, gloves, home plates and hearts.
Download PDF A4 PNGZentangle Softball
A softball filled with zentangle patterns between its stitched seams, with sparkles.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Heart
A heart stitched like a softball and filled with tiny softballs, hearts, flowers and swirls.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Wreath
A wreath of leaves and daisies with softballs, crossed bats, a glove and a big bow.
Download PDF A4 PNGSoftball Doodles
A doodle page of softball gear, bows, a trophy, a medal, a foam finger, a sunflower and a heart.
Download PDF A4 PNGEasy softball coloring pages
The five easy pages have big shapes and bold lines for young children: a big softball in front of a bat, a glove with a ball in its pocket, a softball wearing a cheer bow, a chibi softball player with her bat on her shoulder, and I LOVE SOFTBALL in bubble letters.
Every position on the field
The action pages show the game from every side: a pitcher throwing a windmill pitch, a batter hitting the ball, a catcher crouching behind home plate with her mitt up, an outfielder making a diving catch, a runner sliding into base, two friends playing catch before a game, and the whole team jumping and high-fiving after a win.
How is softball different from baseball?
Softball grew out of baseball in Chicago in 1887, when a group of friends played an indoor game with a rolled-up boxing glove for a ball. Today the ball is bigger than a baseball — about 12 inches (30 cm) around — and the pitcher throws it underhand, usually with a fast windmill swing of the arm, from a flat pitching circle rather than a raised mound. The bases are closer together, and a game lasts seven innings instead of nine. Fastpitch softball is played in schools and colleges all over the United States.
Pages for softball fans
Some pages are made for the stands and the bedroom wall: a trophy with two medals, a pile of game-day gear, a sunflower whose centre is a softball, a heart stitched like a softball, and a wreath of flowers, softballs, bats and a glove under a big bow.
Detailed softball coloring pages for adults
The five detailed pages suit coloured pencils and fine markers: a softball mandala of bats, gloves and home plates, a zentangle softball filled with patterns, the softball heart, the softball wreath and a doodle page packed with equipment, bows and trophies.
Print the whole set at once
The button at the top of this page bundles all twenty into a single download, and every page comes as a PDF in both US Letter and A4 — enough for a whole team.
More sports pages
For other sports see the sports coloring pages, and there are twenty pages of hoops, players and slam dunks in the basketball coloring pages.
Frequently asked questions
Are these softball coloring pages free?
Yes — every page is a free PDF with no signup, no email and no watermark.
Do the uniforms have team logos or numbers?
No. Every jersey, cap, helmet and trophy plaque is left blank so players can add their own team.
Which pages suit a young child?
The softball and bat, the softball glove, the softball with a bow, the cute softball player and the I LOVE SOFTBALL lettering.
Are there pages of softball players in action?
Yes — a pitcher, a batter, a catcher, a diving catch, a slide into base, two players playing catch and a team celebrating.
Are there detailed softball pages for adults?
Five: the softball mandala, the zentangle softball, the softball heart, the softball wreath and the doodle page.
Can I print these for my team?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for a team, a class or a party. Please do not resell the files or host them elsewhere.
What paper size are they?
Every page comes in both US Letter and A4, so it prints to the edge on either.
