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| About ASA The Amateur Softball Association (ASA) has many important responsibilities as the national governing body of softball in the United States, including regulating competition to insure fairness and equal opportunity to the millions of players who annually play the sport. When the ASA entered the softball picture in 1933, the sport was in a state of confusion, with no unified set of playing rules and no national governing body to provide guidance and stability. The ASA changed all that by adopting softball’s first universally accepted rules of play and by organizing consistent and fair competition across the nation. From the beginning, the ASA has become one of the nation’s largest and fastest growing sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of over 90 state and metro associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 230,000 teams and 42,000 umpires representing a membership of more than four million. Purpose The purpose of the Amateur Softball Association: To promote softball for all persons, regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin or ancestry. To establish uniform softball rules and regulations. To provide the sport with proper safeguards in accordance with the spirit of true sportsmanship and establish principles for ethical behavior. To encourage the union of all eligible teams, organizations or groups into active memberships in ASA, with the united purpose of advancing the sport of softball. To establish and maintain, by allied membership, alliance with non-profit associations or organizations devoted to the promotion and development of the game of softball on a state, regional or national level. To promote and conduct annual softball championships at the local, state, regional and national levels. To educate and teach the proper skills and rules of the game by promoting and developing clinics, seminars and training materials. |
| Adult Tournaments 2008 Slow Pitch 2008 Team Classification 2008 Player Classification 2008 Restricted Player List State Mens C, D, E, and Coed Championship Sparks, NV July 7-8 Contact Doug Foremaster Slowpitch Coordinator (775)240-6026 |
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Tournaments 2008 Tournaments Championship Play Info State-Flyer-07-A State-Flyer-07-B State Information Letter Fall Round up Pools 14U || 16U Brackets 14U || 16U Maps Sparks Pine Park Hilltop Park |
| Umpires For Umpire clinics location and dates Contact Jim Lykins, Nevada ASA UIC or Walt Franklin, Northern Nevada Slowpitch UIC (775)379-1820 |
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| News Thank you very much for visiting our Nevada ASA website. We are very excited to have this avenue of communication with our association players and coaches as well as visitors looking for information and tournaments. Sally Commerford, our JO Commissioner has added commonly needed forms and most importantly registration information. We have links to 2008 VTD(virtual tournament director). For instructions on how to use VTD click ASA Forms on your left. There are also links to the National ASA website, and the Region 14 website. We hope this website answers your questions, but if not feel free to email one of our staff for assistance. PLAY ASA Tony Pehle, Nevada ASA Commissioner |
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