Category: ASA

1954 ASA Men’s Open Slow Pitch Nationals

1954 / ASA / ASA Men's Open Slow Pitch
November 11, 2018

1954 held at Bonneycastle Field and Brown & Williamson Field in Louisville, Kentucky on September 4-6.

Champion – Waldeck’s Tavern, Cincinnati, Ohio
Runner Up – National Fruit Merchants, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Waldeck’s Tavern won 6 straight games to capture the title, outscoring their opponents 82-36 along the way. They defeated Peerless Woolens of Georgia 32-7 in the winners bracket final behind the hitting of Jerry Huber, Fred Heimkreiter and John Drees, all of which had five hits. Drees getting a couple homers. Waldeck’s collected 38 hits in the contest. Waldeck’s then sat back and waited as last years runner-up, Pittsburgh National Fruit eliminated defending champs, Shields Contractors 5-4 and then disposed of Peerless Woolens 15-11 in the losers bracket final to get back to the finals. Waldeck’s Tavern proved to be too strong as it won final 13-7 hitting 8 HR, John Drees went 4 for 4 and hit 4 straight homers while Frank Hiemkrieter, Jim Trainor, Bob Trainor, and Frank Kramer each had 1 to back the pitching of Malio Valvano (Valvano surrendered only 31 runs in 6 games for Waldeck). Drees ended the tournament getting 9 straight hits, including 6 HR. Pittsburgh pitcher Tony Bova had 2 home runs in a losing cause for the Fruit Merchants. Mike Sabbio and Bruce Gilbert also hit HR for Pittsburgh. James Caldwell of Shields went 13-18 to lead the tournament in hitting. Ralph Bo Stuntebeck, delayed due to work commitments, only played the last two games for Shields, yet still made the All Tournament team as he went 6-9 with 3 HR and 2 doubles. Donnie Key of the Louisville Stars started the tournament with 8 straight hits, before going 2-4 with 2 HR in the third game.

Some sources say the MVP would have been Waldeck’s pitcher, Malio Valvano, pitching Waldeck’s to the title.

MVP – N/A
HR Leader – John Drees, Waldeck’s Tavern
Batting Leader – James Caldwell, Shields – .722
Outstanding Pitcher Award – Malio Valvano, Waldeck’s Tavern

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Malio Valvano, Waldeck’s Tavern (6-1)
P – Tony Bova, National Fruit Merchants (6-2)
C – Fred Heimkreiter, Waldeck’s Tavern
1B – Don Heilman, Shield’s Realty
2B – Ralph Bo Stuntebeck, Shield’s Realty (6-9, .667, 3 HR)
3B – Charles Geyer, Peerless Woolens
SS – Bob Trainor, Waldeck’s Tavern
OF – Myron Reinhardt, Shield’s Realty
OF – John Drees, Waldeck’s Tavern (9-9 with 6 HR in last 2 games)
OF – Walt Wherry, Keeneland Bar
OF – Donnie Key, Oertels Stars Brewers (10-15, .667, 2 HR)
MGR – Mike Waldeck, Waldeck’s Tavern

OTHERS

James Caldwell, Shield’s Realty (13-18, .722)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Waldeck’s Tavern, Cincinnati, OH (6-0)
2. National Fruit Merchants, Pittsburgh, PA (6-2)
3. Peerless Woolens, Rossville, GA (3-2)
4. Shield’s Realty, Newport, KY (4-2)
5t. Keeneland Bar, Covington, KY (2-2)
5t. Fire Fighters, Cincinnati, OH (2-2)
7t. Oertels Stars Brewers, Louisville, KY (3-2)
7t. Delco, Dayton, OH (2-2)
9t. Klug Trucking, Hamilton, OH (2-2)
9t. Sterling Sters, Louisville, KY (2-2)
9t. Early Times Distillers, Louisville, KY (1-2)
9t. Continental Can, Pittsburgh, PA (1-2)
13t. Boisel Tire, Springfield, OH (0-2)
13t. Forks of Elkhorn, Frankfort, KY (0-2)
13t. RBM, Knoxville, TN (0-2)
13t. Engineers, Chattanooga, TN (0-2)
17t. Twin City Automatics, Minneapolis, MN (0-2)
17t. Schwedes/Charley Geigers, Lakewood, OH (0-2)

ASA Softball Hall of Fame

ASA / Players
November 11, 2018

National Softball Hall of Fame Link

Established in 1957 by the Amateur Softball Association (ASA), the National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum is a permanent shrine to the men and women who played the game so well.

The present facility was officially dedicated May 26, 1973 and has since had two additions. The L-shaped, bi-level building houses more than 18,000 square feet of fascinating memorabilia. Photos of national champions, slow pitch and fast pitch records, uniforms of the past and present, action photographs, player profiles, trophies and plaques . . . the history of softball literally unfolds right before your eyes as you walk through the Softball Hall of Fame.

It is also an educational walk as you get a quick lesson on how bats, balls and gloves are made and see equipment from the turn of the century to the present. You can also test your knowledge of the game by participating in one of the question-and-answer game boards displayed in the museum.

Or you can take a brief rest and lean back on one of the authentic bleachers at the miniature ball field and watch softball videos on a television monitor. Each year thousands of visitors from all over the world visit the museum to pay homage to such softball immortals as Harold (Shifty) Gears, the first person inducted into the National Softball Hall of Fame; Bertha Tickey, who won 757 games during her career; Don Rardin, one of two people to play on a championship team in both open slow pitch and industrial slow pitch divisions; Joan Joyce, who was named to 18 All-America teams, and Sam Elliott, who won 1,133 games and lost only 87 in 21 years.

Other areas of interest include the Hall of Honor, established in 1976 to acknowledge contributions of non-players in five areas, international exhibits, the men and women in blue, and the State and Metro Halls of Fame honoring players, coaches, managers, sponsors, umpires, commissioners and administrators at the state and metro level.

Be sure to drop by the ASA Research Center and Library to find answers to such questions as “What’s a fungo bat?” and to browse through various softball publications including back copies of the ASA Guide, Rule Book and Umpire Manual plus the official publication of the ASA, USA Softball Magazine (formerly Balls & Strikes Softball), Doctoral dissertations, master’s theses, magazine articles, video cassettes and numerous books and souvenir programs concerning all aspects of America’s Game are also available for reading in the museum library.

A must to see while visiting the museum is the newest exhibit at the National Softball Hall of Fame-the Olympic Gallery.

“With softball now an Olympic sport, it was appropriate to have a room to display the memorabilia and chronicle softball’s long road to Olympic recognition,” said Don Porter, executive director of the ASA.

The room features four-color murals depicting softball’s road to the Olympics along with action pictures of outstanding USA Softball National Team players. In addition, the room includes a 60-inch screen TV and park benches for casual viewing of important Olympic-style events, including the 1994 World Championship in which the USA Softball Women’s National Team captured the gold.

“The opening of the Olympic Gallery is certainly a milestone in the history of softball,” Porter said.

Open year round on weekdays and on weekends from mid-March to October, the Hall of Fame also houses the headquarters of the Amateur Softball Association-USA Softball, the national governing body of amateur softball in the United States.

Conveniently located at the crossroads of America just off I-35 and I-40 in Oklahoma City, the National Softball Hall of Fame is in the same area as the acclaimed Oklahoma City Zoo, the Firefighters Museum, Kirkpatrick Center, Omniplex and Planetarium, the Cowboy Hall of Fame and the Remington Park Racetrack.

So, come on spend a few relaxing hours and tour the sport’s shrine on your next visit to Oklahoma City to find out why softball is the nation’s No. 1 team participant sport and a full-medal sport in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

*1973 – Myron Reinhardt, Alexandria, KY – Catcher-Outfielder (Shield’s Contractors, Yorkshire Restaurant, Gatliff Auto MVP-1963)

*1974 – Frank DeLuca, Stratford, CT – Pitcher (Industrial Softball – Avco-Lycoming-Textron)

1975 – Donald Rardin, Lexington, KY – Pitcher-Infielder (Gatliff Auto, Yorkshire Restaurant, IBM Industrial MVP-1966)

1982 – Bill Cole, Sterling Heights, MI – Third Base (East Side Sports MVP-1962, Michael’s Lounge, Little Caesars)

*1984 – J.D. McDonald, McAdenville, NC – Shortstop (McAdenville, Pharr Yarn Industrial)

1985 – James Galloway, Westbury, NY – Infielder (Musicaro Foods, County Sports, Empire County Astros)

*1986 – Hal Wiggins, Fort Thomas, KY – Outfielder (Shield’s Contractors, Lang’s Pet Shop, Gatliff Auto Sales)

*1987 – Carl (Tex) Collins, Detroit, MI – Catcher (Michael’s Lounge, Little Caesars)

1988 – Eugene Fisher, Denver, NC – Catcher (Howard’s Furniture/Western Steer)

*1989 – Raymond (Whitey) Brown, Covington, KY – Third Base (Lang’s Pet Shop, Yorkshire Restaurant, Gatliff Auto Sales)
1989 – Mike Gouin, Detroit, MI – Outfielder (Michael’s Lounge, Little Caesars MVP-1970)
*1989 – Eddie Zolna, Chicago, IL – Pitcher (Dr. Carlucci’s Bobcats 16-inch MVP-1969, 1971, 1973)

1990 – Dick Bartel, San Antonio, TX – Outfielder (Ray Carpenter’s, Campbell’s Carpets, Howard’s/Western Steer)
*1990 – Tom Beall, Monticello, GA – Outfielder (Reed’s Nuts, Howard’s/Western Steer)
*1990 – Ken Clark, Stratford, CT – Pitcher (Industrial Softball – Sikorsky Aircraft)

1992 – Lou Del Mastro, Pittsburgh, PA – Pitcher (Skip Hogan A.C. MVP-1965, Jim’s Sport Shop)
1992 – Paul Tomasovich, Pittsburgh, PA – Third Base (Skip Hogan A.C. MVP-1964, Jim’s Sport Shop)

*1993 – Don Arndt, Sherrills Ford, NC – Pitcher (TWUA, Howard’s Furniture/Western Steer MVP-1972)
1993 – Eddie Finnegan, Stratford, CT – Shortstop (Avco/Lycoming/Textron Industrial MVP-1968, 1971)
*1993 – Steve Loya, Cleveland, OH – Catcher (Swing Inn, Gene’s Sohio, Pyramid Cafe MVP-1975)

*1994 – Bert Smith, Charlotte, NC – Outfielder (County Sports MVP-1968, Pile Drivers MVP-1971, Howard’s MVP-1973)
1994 – Richard Willborn, San Antonio, TX Outfielder (Ray Carpenter’s, Nelson’s, Campbell’s,Howard’s/Western Steer)

*1996 – Stan Harvey, Gastonia, NC – Outfielder-First Base (Golden Gallons, Howard’s Furniture/Western Steer)

1997 – H.T. Waller, Chipley, FL – Second Base (Jo’s Pizza House MVP-1969, Howard’s Furniture)

1999 – Bruce Meade, Bradenton, FL – Outfielder-Catcher (Warren’s, Nelson’s MVP-1977, Jerry’s MVP-1982, Elite, Steele’s, Vernon’s)

2000 – Bill Gatti, Louisville, KY – Catcher (Jiffy Club, Elite, Marlton Trucking, Ritch’s Major MVP-1989)
2000 – Dennis Graser, Waukesha, WI – First Base (Elite, Steele’s, Starpath, Ritch’s-Superior, Spectrum)

2001 – Rick Scherr, Sherrills Ford, NC, – Third Base-First Base (Howard’s MVP-1981, 1983, 1984, Superior-Apollo, Ritch’s-Superior)
2001 – Don Clatterbough, Mechanicsville, VA, – Outfield (Bradley’s, Blanton’s, Kirk’s/Ritch’s, Starpath)

2002 – Ronnie Ford, Jacksonville, FL – Outfielder (Warren Motors MVP-1976, Elite Coating, Jerry’s, Vernon’s ASA Class-A MVP-1990)

2007 – Mike Macenko, Brooke Park, OH – Second Base (Hillcrest Tavern, Steele’s Sports MVP-1987, 1990, Sunbelt/Worth, Ritch’s-Superior)

2010 – Mike Shenk, Ephrata, PA – Third Base (Taylor Brothers, Shen Valley, Lighthouse, Team TPS, Ritch’s-Superior, Long Haul/TPS)

2012 – Jerry King, Maysville, KY – Third Base (DuBoise Chemical, Campbell’s Carpets, Steele’s Sports, Danny’s Drilling)

*2014 – Craig Elliott, Wadley, AL – Pitcher (Tom’s Foods, Ken Sanders MVP-1978, Elite Coatings, Steele’s Sports MVP-1985, MVP-1986, Stewarts)

2015 – John Davide, Centereach, NY – Short Stop (Empire County Sports, Pepsico)

2017 – Mark Martin, Orlando, FL (Lawson Auto Parts, Goldman Brothers, Bell Corp, Bell II)
2017 – Willie Simpson, Chicago, IL (Bobcats 16-inch MVP-1976, 1977)

*2018 – Charles Wright, Ellerslie, GA (Ken Sanders, York/Sanders, Elite, Steele’s, Ritch’s Salvage MVP 1989, Ritch’s/Kirks, Ritch’s-Superior MVP 1993, Sunbelt)
2018 – Ricky Huggins, Pembroke, GA (Elite Major MVP-1981, Howard’s, Thompsons Class-A MVP-1985, Lighthouse MVP-1998, Vernon’s Major MVP-1992, Shen Valley, JWM Major MVP-1999)
2018 – Todd Joerling, New Melle, MO (Steele’s, Bell, Sunbelt, Team Easton MVP-1999, Dan Smith)

2019 – Ron Parnell, Highland, CA (Capitol Insulation, Steele’s, Ritch’s-Superior, Team Easton)
2019 – Britt Hightower, Houston, TX (Smythe Sox, Ritch’s Salvage, Ritch’s/Kirk’s, Ritch’s-Superior)
2019 – Mike Nye, Jacksonville, FL (Warren Motors MVP-1976, York/Sanders, Jerry’s, Vernon’s, Marlton Trucking, Ritch’s Salvage)

2020 – Cecil Whitehead, Valdosta, GA (Elite Coatings, Ritch’s/Kirk’s, Ritch’s/Superior)
2020 – Curtis Williams, Florida (York Barbell/Ken Sanders, Howard’s/Western Steer, Vernon’s, Lighthouse, Sunbelt)
2020 – Doug Roberson, Royal Palm Beach, FL (Steele’s, Superior/Apollo Def-MVP-1990, Ritch’s-Superior, Team TPS, Hague/Resmondo)
2020 – Carl Rose, Valdosta, GA (Lighthouse, Sunbelt, Dan Smith, Hague/Resmondo)

ASA Managers/Sponsor/Special/Meritorious

1976 William J. Pharr, McAdenville, NC Sponsor – Pharr Yarn Reds

1977 * George (Doc) Linnehan, Levittown, NY Manager/Sponsor – County Sports, Empire County Astros
1977 Bud Gagel, Louisville, KY Manager – Jiffy Club
1977 Bobby Lutz, Denver, NC Manager – Howard’s Furniture
1977 * Bob Hoffman, York, PA Owner/Sponsor – York Barbell

1982 * Richard Howard, Denver, NC Howard’s Furniture/Western Steer

1983 * Percy Hedgecock, Dayton, OR Manager – Satellite Beach Comets

1984 Al Brausch, Newport, KY Manager – Gatliff Auto Sales
1984 Bill Caye, Pittsburgh, PA Manager – Skip Hogan AC, Jim’s Sport Shop

1988 William (Red) Jenkins, McAdenville, NC Sponsor – Pharr Yarn Reds
1988 Roy Lombardo, Detroit, MI Manager – East Side Sports, Michael’s Lounge and Little Caesars

1989 * Tom Beck, Tidewater, VA Manager – Virginia Beach Piledrivers

1990 * Bill Svochak, Detroit, MI Manager – Dee’s Sports Shop/Parks n Recreation

1992 Fred and Carl Nothdurft, Detroit, MI Sponsor – Nothdurft Tool & Die
1992 Jerry Pendergast, Miami, FL Sponsor – Jerry’s Caterers

1994 Woody and Pat Bell, Tampa, FL Sponsor – Bell Corporation

1998 * Dave Neale Sr., Brook Park, OH Manager – Hillcrest Tavern, Nationwide Advertising and Steele’s Sports

1999 * Bill Plummer III, Syracuse, NY ASA National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum Manager
1999 Immor Clyte Franklin Jr., Baltimore, MD Sponsor – Angle Inn

2003 Eugene Kwalek, Shelton, CT Manager – Sikorsky Aircraft

2007 David “Hank” Bassett, Monticello, KY Manager – T&K/Basset Products, Starpath, Starpath/LeAlCo

2009 RB Thomas, Nokesville, VA Manager/Sponsor – Thomas Engineering

2011 Gary Tharaldson, Fargo, ND Sponsor – Tharaldson’s

2012 Leon Grunalt, Warren, MI Manager – Budweiser, Nothdurft

2016 Terry Peterson, Omaha, NE Sponsor – T’s 13

2018 John Daniels, Albertville, MN Sponsor – Long Haul Trucking

*Player is deceased.

1966 ASA Men’s Open Slow Pitch Nationals

1966 / ASA / ASA Men's Open Slow Pitch
November 11, 2018

1966 held at Parma, Ohio

Champion – Michael’s Lounge, Detroit, Michigan (72-11)
Runner Up – County Sports, Levittown, New York (81-9)

After losing to two-time defending champ, Skip Athletic Club 13-5 in their first game and then a rain delay in which more then 2 inches of rain fell, County Sports won 10 straight games the last 31 hours to reach the finals.

Michael’s Lounge, behind MVP Mike Axelson, beat Swing Inn of Cleveland 20-4 in the winner’s bracket finals and then sat back as County Sports beat Cleveland’s Swing Inn in a 18-17 slug fest behind the home run heroics of Jim Galloway.

In less than ideal conditions, Big Jim Galloway (11 HR) and pitcher Bill Brown (.690 batting average) led County Sports, who scored 174 runs and gave up 87 runs in that span, all the way back to the finals. All total, they scored 179 runs and hit 41 HR.

All those game took its toll on the Long Islanders as Michael’s Lounge defeated them 10-0 in the championship. Michael’s had 14 hits to County Sports. MVP Mike Axelson went 5-5 with 3 HR in the Championship game to lead Michael’s.

MVP – Mike Axelson, Michael’s Lounge
Outstanding Pitcher Award – Bill Brown, County Sports
HR Leader – Jim Galloway, County Sports – 11
Batting Leader – Mike Axelson, Michael’s Lounge – .793

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Bill Brown, County Sports (10-2 Pitching and 20-29, .690, 8 HR, 24 RBI, pitched all 12 games and gave up less then 10 runs a game)
C – Howie Krause, Swing Inn (14-24, .583, 3 HR, 11 RBI)
IF – Mike Axelson, Michael’s Lounge (23-29, .793, 5 HR, 12 RBI)
IF – Jim Galloway, County Sports (20-41, .488, 11 HR, 29 RBI, tied all time national tournament HR record)
IF – Bob Harrison, Wilsman Trucking (11-23, ,478, 8 HR, 15 RBI)
IF – Wally Galba, Michael’s Lounge (14-24, .583, HR, 10 RBI)
IF – Steve Loya, Swing Inn (16-24, .667, 5 HR, 12 RBI)
OF – Mike Gouin, Michael’s Lounge (11-21, .524, 3 HR, 9 RBI)
OF – Stu Levine, Helf-Erie Sheet Metal (16-21, .762, 10 RBI)
OF – Fred Maas, Copper Hearth (14-19, .737, 19 RBI)
OF – Mort Weinberg, NYC Titans (13-21, .619, 3 HR, 9 RBI)

OTHERS

Charles Forte, County Sports (29-37, .784)
Gerry Lyle, Jo’s Pizza (17-25, .740)
Ed Nadolski, Michael’s Lounge (15-24, .625)
Lou Del Mastro, Skip Athletic Club (8-15, .533, 4 RBI, 3 Runs)
Bob Brunner, Wilsman Trucking (13-25, .520, 4 HR, 9 Runs)
Ray Zawaszki, Wilsman Trucking (15-29, .517, 10 Runs)
George Siford, Skip Athletic Club (8-16, .500, 8 RBI, 8 Runs)
Mike Kovach, Skip Athletic Club (9-18, .500, 2 RBI, 6 Runs
Gene Branham, Wilsman Trucking (14-28, .500, 11 Runs)
Al Waltz, Michael’s Lounge (11-22, .500)
Don Nuxhall, Wilsman Trucking (11-23, .478, 4 HR, 8 Runs)
Paul Tomasovich, Skip Athletic Club (8-17, .471, 4 RBI, 5 Runs)
Bill Cole, Michael’s Lounge (12-27, .444)
Jim Puckett, Michael’s Lounge (10-23, .435)
Miller Adams, Skip Athletic Club (3-7, .429, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 3 Runs)
Tom Trompics, Michael’s Lounge (8-19, .420)
Tex Collins, Michael’s Lounge (10-24, .417)
Jim Wessell, Wilsman Trucking (10-26, .385, 3 HR, 9 Runs)
Len Mackalavage, County Sports (4 HR, 17 RBI)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Michael’s Lounge, Detroit, MI (7-0)
2. County Sports, Levittown, NY (10-2)
3. Swing Inn, Cleveland, OH (5-2)
4. Wilsman Trucking, Hamilton, OH (6-2)
5t. Copper Hearth, Milwaukee, WI (4-2)
5t. NYC Titans, Maspeth-Queens, NY (4-2)
7t. Helf-Erie Sheet Metal, Cleveland, OH (4-2)
7t. Vigilant AA, York, PA (6-2)
9t. Brookline Young Men’s Club, Pittsburgh, PA (4-2)
9t. Jo’s Pizza, Milton, FL (3-2)
9t. Seymour Merchants, Seymour, IN (3-2)
9t. Gonzalez Mexican Foods, Richmond, CA (3-2)
13t. B.B. Stone Insurance, Georgetown, KY (4-2)
13t. Jiffy Club, Louisville, KY (4-2)
13t. Yuci’s Boys Club, Port Chester, NY (4-2)
13t. Skip Athletic Club, Pittsburgh, PA (3-2)
17t. Blair’s Tavern, Wilmington, DE (3-2)
17t. Family Tavern, Washington, DC (3-2)
17t. Mt. Carmel, Joliet-Chicago, IL (2-2)
17t. Chadwick Construction, Meriden, CT (2-2)
17t. Falstaffers, Rock Hill, SC (2-2)
17t. St. Louis Metro, MO (2-2)
17t. J.P. Clyde, Knoxville, TN (2-2)
17t. Stonefingers, Parkersburg, WV (2-2)
25t. Spearville AMPRO, Dodge City, KS (2-2)
25t. Mass. State-Worcester, MA (2-2)
25t. Duff’s/Westrum’s, Minneapolis, MN (2-2)
25t. Livingston All Stars, Newark, NJ (2-2)
25t. Holden, Worcester, MA (2-2)
25t. Huffman Oil, Burlington, NC (2-2)
25t. The Texans, San Antonio, TX (2-2)
25t. Mike’s Bar, Toledo, OH (2-2)
33t. Sportsland, Battle Creek, MI (1-2)
33t. M.B. Hagen Company, Hopkins, MN (1-2)
33t. Earl’s Tap, Providence, RI (1-2)
33t. Granite City, Madison, IL (1-2)
33t. Donaldsville Independents, New Orleans, LA (1-2)
33t. Hayes, Birmingham, AL (1-2)
33t. City Glass, Omaha, NE (1-2)
33t. Standard Industrial Laundries, Cincinnati, OH (1-2)
33t. Players Tavern, Tacoma, WA (1-2)
33t. Twi-Lite Drive-In, Great Falls, MT (1-2)
33t. Mark’s Brothers, Miami, FL (1-2)
33t. First Federal Savings & Loans, Mobile, AL (1-2)
33t. Weeks Dairy, Dover, NH (0-2)
33t. Gene Lobe Rich Heat, Bremerton, WA (0-2)
33t. Icore Industries, Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA (0-2)
33t. Falstaff Bar, Fort Smith, AR (0-2)
49t. Okay Tires, Twin Falls, ID (0-2)
49t. Berry Brothers, Fredericksburg, VA (0-2)
49t. Becker’s, Waukesha, WI (0-2)
49t. Haskin’s Sporting Goods, Burlington, IA (0-2)
49t. Townhouse Motor Inn, Kansas City, MO (0-2)
49t. Jacksonville Metro, FL (0-2)
49t. Elliot Sales, Rome, GA (0-2)
49t. Canton Butane, Canton, MS (0-2)
49t. Bankers Life Insurance, Oklahoma City, OK (0-2)
49t. Hillcrest Lounge, St. Paul, MN (0-2)
49t. Strats, Atlanta, GA (0-2)
49t. Ragu Foods, Rochester, NY (0-2)
49t. R.I.T.C., Buffalo, NY (0-2)
49t. Taco Bell, Mesa, AZ (0-2)

Fast Pitch Softball History

ASA
November 9, 2018

ISC (ISC and NSL) Champions
ASA Men’s Champions
NSA Men’s Champions
AAU Men’s Champions
ISF Men’s World Champions
Men’s Pan Am Champions
NAFA Men’s World Champions
NSL/NFL League Champions (1946-1954)
ISF Women’s World Champions
Women’s Pan Am Champions
Women’s Olympic Champions
ASA Women’s Champions
ASA World Cup Champions
NSA Women’s Champions
AAU Women’s Champions
NCAA Women’s National Champions
IWPSA Professional Women’s Champions (1976-1979)
Women’s Professional Softball Champions (WPSL)

Men’s National Softball Congress (NSC) 1947-1957

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

1947 Farm Fresh Market; Phoenix, AZ Palomar Foods, San Diego, CA Mickey Aquirre, Palomar
1948 Taft Merchants; Taft, CA Clark-Smith Autos, Phoenix, AZ Kenny Law, Clark-Smith
1949 Hanford Kings; Hanford, CA Roundup Bar, Somerton, AZ Paul Thomas, Streit’s
1950 Hoak Packers; Fresno, CA Hanford Kings, Hanford, CA Red Denham, Gulf Oilers
1951 Softball Club, Calvert, TX Fike Plumbers, Phoenix, AZ Bill Deloach, Softball Club
1952 Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Softball Club, Calvert, TX Charles Morris, Elks
1953 Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Fike Plumbers, Phoenix, AZ Cleo Goyette, Mary All-Stars
1954 Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Fike Plumbers, Phoenix, AZ Paul Humiston, Mary All-Stars
1955 Sapulpa Brick & Tile, Sapulpa, OK Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Weldon Haney, Softball Club
1956 Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Sapulpa Brick & Tile, Sapulpa, OK Jack Newman, Elks
1957 Mary Star All-Stars, San Pedro, CA Sapulpa Brick & Tile, Sapulpa, OK Arno Lamb, Sapulpa

International Softball League (ISL) 1951-1957

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

1951 Hoak Packers, Fresno, CA Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Vic Champlin, Well’s Motors
1952 Hoak Packers, Fresno, CA Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Ray Weber, Wyoming Angus
1953 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Merchants, Tampico, IL Bryan Voigt, Merchants
1954 Hoak Packers, Fresno, CA Condors, Dinuba, CA Paul Johnson, National Cash Register
1955 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Condors, Dinuba, CA Kenny Law, A-1 Construction
1956 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Siebren Hybrids, Geneseo, IL Norman Bagnell, Tony’s Refreshments
1957 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Elites, New Bedford, IL Kenny Scott, Q’s Mobil Service

International Softball Congress (ISC) (NSC & ISL merged in 1958)

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

1958 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Condors, Dinuba, CA John Ridley, Lake Furniture
1959 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Comets, Culver City, CA Dick Brubaker, Hamm’s Beer
1960 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Sertoma Club, Tulsa, OK Howard Heuston, Sertoma
1961 Dautrich Realty, El Paso, TX Manning-Maxwell-Moore, Tulsa, OK Bob Naab, Hamm’s Beer
1962 Dautrich Realty, El Paso, TX Hamm’s Beer, Rock Island, IL Sonny Hancks, Hamm’s Beer
1963 Merchants, Gardena, CA Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Jerry Wells, Hay’s Roofing
1964 Paramount Chevrolet, Downey, CA Regina Cafe, Etlwanda, CA Dick Thompson, Disco Foods
1965 Bombers, Pomona, CA Paramount Chevrolet, Downey, CA Jerry Wells, Hay’s Roofing & Don Sarno, Nighthawks
1966 Merchants, Gardena, CA Disco Bombers, Rock Island, IL K.G. Fincher, Merchants
1967 Harrelson Motors, Moline, IL Patriots Club, Allentown, PA Ty Stofflet, Patriots Club
1968 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Bombers, Rock Island, IL Dick Brubaker, Bombers
1969 Sal’s Lunch, Philadelphia, PA Sports Shop, Rock Island, IL Ty Stofflet, Sal’s Lunch
1970 Schaefer-Smith Insurance, Phoenix, AZ L&L Hustlers, Hawthorne, CA Jerry Wells, Schaefer-Smith Insurance
1971 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA La Tapatia, El Paso, TX Gil Aragon, Tally-Page
1972 Comets, Burbank, CA Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Bob Wills, Nitehawks
1973 Jets, Lakewood, CA Cowboys, Clovis, CA Ed Klecker, Jets
1974 Page’s Raiders, Sun City, AZ Turquoise Kings, Kingman, AZ Bill Crumm, Page’s Raiders
1975 Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Page’s Raiders, Sun City, AZ Jerry Flory, Nitehawks
1976 All-American Bar, St. Paul, MN Jets, Lakewood, CA Jerry O’Connor, All-American Bar
1977 Reno Toyota, Reno, NV Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Bill Penaluna, Reno Toyota
1978 Atlee’s Carpets, Oklahoma City, OK Schaefer-Smith-Ankeney, Phoenix, AZ Bob Toney, Atlee’s Carpets
1979 Bolters, Saginaw, MI Nitehawks, Long Beach, CA Kevin Herlihy, Bolters
1980 Home Savings, Aurora, IL 7th Avenue Auto Supply, Phoenix, AZ Jay Bob Bickford, 7th Avenue Auto
1981 Camarillo Kings, Camarillo, CA Firebirds, Tulsa, OK Larry Nolan, Camarillo Kings
1982 Camarillo Kings, Camarillo, CA Dave Fry Plastering, Bakersfield, CA Paul Magan, Dave Fry Plastering
1983 Chameleons, Lancaster, CA Budwieser Kings, St. Louis, MO Glenn Harper, Chameleons
1984 ADM, Decatur, IL Ed Smith Welding, Bakersfield, CA Brian Rothrock, ADM
1985 Pay ‘N’ Pak, Bellevue, WA ADM, Decatur, IL Marty Kernaghan, Alberta Brake & Clutch
1986 Pay ‘N’ Pak, Bellevue, WA Chameleons, Lancaster, CA Chad Corcoran, Pay ‘N’ Pak
1987 Teleconnect, Cedar Rapids, IA Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Ted Hicks, Decatur Pride
1988 Penn Corp, Sioux City, IA Harold’s Supermarkets, Lexington, MO Mark Sorenson, Penn Corp
1989 Penn Corp, Sioux City, IA Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, CA Randy Burnside, Penn Corp
1990 Seafirst, Bellvue, WA Penn Corp, Sioux City, IA Bill Boyer, Penn Corp
1991 Penn Corp, Sioux City, IA Canadian Tire, Owen Sound, Ontario Tim Wahl, Penn Corp
1992 National Health Care, Sioux City, IA Payless, Victoria, British Columbia Dave Badovinac, Payless
1993 Gators, Toronto, Ontario National Health Care, Sioux City, IA Terry Challis, Gators
1994 All-Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI Gators, Toronto, Ontario Colin Abbott, All-Car Roadrunners
1995 Gators, Toronto, Ontario Miller Toyota, Salt Lake City, UT Brian Paton, Gators
1996 Smokers, Tampa, FL All-Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI Colin Abbott, All-Car Roadrunners
1997 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Legends, Victoria, British Columbia Tim Wahl, Farm Tavern
1998 Smokers Tampa Bay, FL Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Steve Price, Ballston
1999 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Travelers, Broken Bow, NE Jarrad Martin, Travelers
2000 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Travelers, Broken Bow, NE Thomas Makea, Travelers
2001 Travelers, Broken Bow, NE Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Darren Box, Travelers
2002 Frontier Players Casino, St. Joe, MO Travelers, Broken Bow, NE Chris Miljavac, Frontier Players Casino
2003 Broken Bow Spirit, Amsterdam, NY County Materials, Marathon, WI Jody Eidt, Broken Bow Spirit
2004 Broken Bow Spirit, Amsterdam, NY County Materials, Marathon, WI Jody Eidt, Broken Bow Spirit
2005 County Materials, Marathon, WI The Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Colin Abbott, The Farm Tavern
2006 County Materials, Marathon, WI Patsy’s, New York City, NY Jarrad Martin, County Materials
2007 The Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Casa Trejo So Cal Bombers, Palm Springs, CA Karl Gollan, Albaugh Inc.

International Softball Congress-II (ISC-II)

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

2002 Alvinston Indians, Ontario, Canada West Michigan Merchants, Zeeland, MI Denny Warrick, RPM’s
2003 Harriston Mercurys, Ontario, Canada Kemptville Thunder, Kemltville, OH Scott Smith, Harriston Mercurys
2004 Harriston Mercurys, Ontario, Canada Smully’s Merchants, Tavistock, Ontario, Canada Jeremy Creeden, Harriston Mercurys
2005 Elmira Cubs, Elmira, Ontario, Canada Blue Devels, Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada Casey Halstead – Elmira Cubs
2006 Tavistock Merchants, Ontario, Canada Palermo Athletics, Palermo, Ontario Cory Costello, Micksburg Twins
2007 T.N.T., South Lebanon, PA LumberKings, Bakersfield, CA Jay Herr, T.N.T.

Amateur Softball Association (ASA) “Major” National Champs

Year Champion Runner-up MVP (if available)

1933 J.L. Friedman’s, Chicago, IL (108-11) Briggs, Detroit, MI (40-1)
1934 Ke-Nash-A’s, Kenosha, WI Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH Norm Derringer, Ke-Nash-A’s
1935 Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH Kodak Park, Rochester, NY
1936 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY Weaver Wall Roofers, Cleveland, OH
1937 Briggs Body Team, Detroit, MI B&B Clothiers, Sapulpa, OK
1938 Pohler’s Café, Cincinnati, OH Internat. Harvestor, Little Rock, AR
1939 Nick Carr Boosters, Covington, KY Ferguson State Auditor, Columbus, OH
1940 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY Bendix Brakes, South Bend, IN
1941 Bendix Brakes, South Bend, IN Sclitz, Atlanta, GA
1942 Deep Rock Oilers, Tulsa, OK Briggs Bombers, Detroit, MI
1943 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI
1944 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN
1945 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN M&S Orange, Flint, MI Charles Justice, M&S Orange
1946 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN Chicago Match Corp., Chicago, IL Jim Chambers, Chicago Match
1947 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN Chicago Match Corp., Chicago, IL Hughie Johnston, Zollner Pistons
1948 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI (41-1) Standard Parts, Memphis, TN Clarence Miller, Standard Parts
1949 Tip Top Tailors, Toronto, Ontario Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Herb Dudley, Clearwater Bombers
1950 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Tip Top Tailors, Toronto, Ontario Charles Justice, Tip Top Tailors
1951 Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL John Hunter, Clearwater Bombers
1952 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI Industrial Sales Flyers, Miami , FL John Spring, Briggs Beautyware
1953 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL John Spring, Briggs Beautyware
1954 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI John Hunter, Clearwater Bombers
1955 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL John Hunter, Clearwater Bombers
1956 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Harvey Sterkel, Aurora Sealmasters
1957 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Sealmasters, Aurora, IL Herb Dudley, Clearwater Bombers
1958 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT McDonald Scots, Lake Charles, LA Max Trahan, McDonald Scots
1959 Sealmasters, Aurora, IL (74-10) Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Harvey Sterkel, Aurora Sealmasters
1960 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Delta Merchants, Stockton, CA Bill Simoni, Delta Merchants
1961 Sealmasters, Aurora, IL (74-9) Burch Grinders, Detroit, MI Bonnie Jones, Burch Grinders
1962 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Weldon Haney, Clearwater Bombers
1963 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Sealmasters, Aurora, IL Weldon Haney, Clearwater Bombers
1964 Burch Gage & Tool, Detroit, MI Local 138, Levittown, NY Bonnie Jones, Burch Gage & Tool
1965 Sealmasters, Aurora, IL (92-6) Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Joe Lynch, Aurora Sealmasters
1966 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Local 57 Engineers, Providence, RI Abe Baker, Local 57 Engineers
1967 Sealmasters, Aurora, IL Fairchild Falcons, Mountain View, CA Rick Balswick, Fairchild Falcons
1968 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Oxnard Kings, Oxnard, CA Weldon Haney, Clearwater Bombers
1969 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Fairchild Falcons, Mountain View, CA Roy Burlison, Fairchild Falcons
1970 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Nothdurft Tool & Die, Detroit, MI John Anquillare, Raybestos Cardinals
1971 Welty Way, Cedar Rapids, IA Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Ty Stofflet, Rising Sun Hotel
1972 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Metro Szeryk, Raybestos Cardinals
1973 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL LeBlanc Barons, Sunnyvale, CA Bob McClish, Gaslight Reality
1974 Guanella Brothers, Santa Rosa, CA Home Savings & Loan, Aurora, IL Ty Stofflet, Rising Sun Hotel
1975 Rising Sun Hotel, Reading, PA Home Savings & Loan, Aurora, IL Ty Stofflet, Rising Sun Hotel
1976 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT Home Savings & Loan, Aurora, IL Al Lewis, Raybestos Cardinals
1977 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA Home Savings & Loan, Aurora, IL Ty Stofflet, Billard Barbell
1978 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL Ty Stofflet, Billard Barbell and Ted Hicks, CMI
1979 McArdle Pontiac/Cadillac, Midland, MI York Barbell, Reading, PA Jeff Peck, McArdle Pontiac/Cadillac
1980 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA Midwest Galleries, Cedar Rapids, IA Graham Arnold, Peterbilt Western
1981 ADM, Decatur, IL Faultless Rubber, Ashland, OH Dave Scott, Archer Daniels (ADM)
1982 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA ADM, Decatur, IL Butch Batt, Peterbilt Western
1983 Franklin Cardinals, West Haven, CT ADM, Decatur, IL John Anquillare, Franklin Cardinals
1984 California Coors Kings, Merced, CA Home Savings & Loan, Aurora, IL Chuck Hamilton, California Coors Kings
1985 Pay ‘N Pak, Seattle, WA ADM, Decatur, IL Steve Newell, Pay ‘N’ Pak
1986 Pay N’ Pak, Seattle, WA Penn Corp, Sioux Falls, ND Jimmy Carrithers, Pay ‘N’ Pak
1987 Pay ‘N Pak, Bellevue, WA Penn Corp, Sioux Falls, ND Bruce Beard, Pay ‘N’ Pak
1988 Trans-Aire Vans, Elkhart, IN Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Peter Meridith, Trans-Aire Vans and Mike Piechnik, Farm Tavern
1989 Penn Corp, Sioux Falls, ND Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Bill Boyer, Penn Corp
1990 Penn Corp, Sioux Falls, ND Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, CA Mark Sorenson, Penn Corp
1991 Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, CA Penn Corp, Sioux Falls, ND Chubb Tangaroa, Guanella Brothers
1992 National Health Care, Sioux City, IA Miller Toyota, Salt Lake City, UT Mark Sorenson, National Health Care
1993 National Health Care, Sioux City, IA Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Mike Piechnik, National Health Care
1994 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL All Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI Rick Dohogne, Decatur Pride
1995 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL All Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI Ryan Meacham, Decatur Pride
1996 All Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI Tampa Bay Smokers, Tampa Bay, FL Steve Schott, Tampa Bay Smokers
1997 Tampa Bay Smokers, Clearwater, FL Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Richard Boomer Brush, Tampa Bay Smokers
1998 Meierhoffer-Fleeman, St. Joseph, MO Midland Explorers, Midland, MI Grover Musser, Meierhoffer-Fleeman
1999 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Midland Explorers, Midland, MI Shawn Rychcik, Decatur Pride
2000 Meierhoffer, St. Joseph, MO Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Kerry Shaw, Meierhoffer
2001 Frontier Players Saloon, St. Joe, MO Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL Kerry Shaw, Frontier Players Saloon
2002 Frontier Players Saloon, St. Joe, MO Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Mike Dryer, Frontier Players Casino
2003 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Circle Tap, Denmark, WI Chris Delarwelle, Circle Tap
2004 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Broken Bow Spirit, Broken Bow, NE Dean Holoien, Farm Tavern
2005 Tampa Bay Smokers, Tampa Bay, FL Florida Fastpitch, Jacksonville, FL Adam LaLonde, Tampa Bay Smokers
2006 Circle Tap, Denmark, WI Florida Fastpitch, Jacksonville, FL Chris Delarwelle, Circle Tap
2007 Patsy’s, New York, NY The Farm Tavern, Madison, WI Zeron Winters, The Farm Tavern

Other ASA Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

Class A Fast Pitch

1975 – Neal’s Truck Parts Grand Rapids, MI
1976 – Millersville Merchants, Millersville, PA
1977 – Miami Sawaia’s Miami, FL
1978 – S & K Rigging Arcola, IL
1979 – Joaquin Const Modesto, CA
1980 – S.H. Good New Holland, PA
1981 – S.H. Good New Holland, PA
1982 – The Tee House Modesto, CA
1983 – Holiday Markets Chico, CA
1984 – Hudson Flames, Bakersfield, CA
1985 – ETV Trucking, Grand Rapids, MI
1986 – Tubbs & Son Electric, Manteca, CA
1987 – Jolly Molly Softball, Lebanon, PA
1988 – Stewart Taylor, Duluth, MN
1989 – Texas Flyers, Webster, TX
1990 – Marshall Jazz, Marshall, MO
1991 – Springers, Boulder, CO
1992 – DC Tire Roadrunners, Reading, PA
1993 – Bow Valley Travelers, Broken Bow, NE
1994 – DC Tire Roadrunners, Reading, PA
1995 – Happy Chef, Mankato, MN
1996 – Hy-Line Enterprises, Elkhart, IN
1997 – DC Tire Roadrunners, Reading, PA
1998 – DMS Knights, Fargo, ND
1999 – Texas Flyers, Houston, TX
2000 – All Season Patriots, Allentown, PA
2001 – N/A
2002 – Lyons, Fresno, CA
2003 – Barley Pop A’s, Minot, ND
2004 – McKie Sports, Oswego, NY
2005 – CR DeMarini Portland, OR
2006 – New Image, Mt. Horeb, WI
2007 – The Freight, Vandalia, IL

Class B Fast Pitch

1987 – Jayhawks, San Antonio, TX
1988 – Eagles, Kansas City, KS
1989 – Barber Pontiac, Bakersfield, CA
1990 – Reno Raiders, Reno, NV
1991 – Orlando Athletics, St. Cloud, FL
1992 – Team Image, Omaha, NE
1993 – Bakersfield Rebels, Bakersfield, CA
1994 – Bernie’s Tavern/Mike’s Body Shop, Homer, MI
1995 – California Earthquakes, Los Banos, CA
1996 – D & R Engine, Odessa, TX
1997 – Kamphuis Pipe Line, Wyoming, MI
1998 – Kamphuis Pipe Line, Wyoming, MI
1999 – Verner Construction, Stockton, CA
2000 – Sharks, Stockton, CA
2001 – Coors Light, Ashland, OH
2002 – Ohio Drillers, Orrville, OH
2003 – Keating Fitness Center, Wilkes Barre, PA
2004 – Kreider & Flick Painting, East Petersburg, PA
2005 – Vandalia Freight, Vandalia, IL
2006 – Memphis Posse, Memphis, TN
2007 – CR Adidas, Portland, OR

Class C Fast Pitch

1988 – Freemont Invaders, Freemont, CA
1989 – Serpa’s Arco, Stockton, CA
1990 – First Bank Bucks, Santa Margarita, CA
1991 – Movie Time, Richmond, VA
1992 – Great Lakes, Cheboygan, MI
1993 – Frank’s/Dr. Dobney’s, Lorain, OH
1994 – D & R Engine, Odessa, TX
1995 – Cherokee Hose & Supply, Tulsa, OK
1996 – Lorain UPC, Lorain, OH
1997 – Luna’s Towing, Tucson, AZ
1998 – N/S Machinery/Bay Area, Hayward, CA
1999 – Vanguard, Kearny, NJ
2000 – McKie’s Sports, Oswego, NY
2001 – Home Federal, Grand Island, NE
2002 – Taylor Farms, Salinas, CA
2003 – Storm, Gallup, NM
2004 – Energy Link, Bakersfield, CA
2005 – Pennsylvania Power, Harrisburg, PA
2006 – Adco Electric, Staten Island, NY
2007 – Tatis, El Paso, TX

40 & Over Fast Pitch

1987 – Tulsa Masters, Tulsa, OK
1988 – Silver Hawks, Tulsa, OK
1989 – Bank of Melrose, Melrose, WI
1990 – Townhouse Pizza & Lounge, Sioux City, NE
1991 – Superior Office Products Sikeston, MO
1992 – Nor Cal Merchants, Stockton, CA
1993 – Nor Cal Merchants, Stockton, CA
1994 – Nor Cal Merchants, Stockton, CA
1995 – Knoll Lumber Legends, Seattle, WA
1996 – Knoll Lumber Legends, Seattle, WA
1997 – Knoll Lumber Legends, Seattle, WA
1998 – Eagle Products, Mishawaka, IN
1999 – Decatur Legends, Decatur, IL
2000 – Decatur Legends, Decatur, IL
2001 – Maryland Masters, Forrestville, MD
2002 – Harold Super Market, Warrensburg, MO
2003 – Maryland Masters, Forrestville, MD
2004 – Maryland Masters, Waldorf, MD
2005 – Seadogs, Boston, MA
2006 – Seadogs, Boston, MA
2007 – N/A

45 & Over Fast Pitch

1995 – Southern California Eagles, Alpine, CA
1996 – Colt 45’s, Clearwater, FL
1997 – Super Sound Tapes, St. James, MN
1998 – So Cal Eagles, El Cajon, CA
1999 – So Cal Eagles, El Cajon, CA
2000 – Nor-Cal/Savala Painters, Stockton, CA
2001 – California Painters, Stockton, CA
2002 – California Savala Painters, Stockton, CA
2003 – Texas Stars, Houston, TX
2004 – Savala Painters, Stockton, CA
2005 – Plangger’s Furniture, Mishawaka, IN
2006 – Plangger’s Furniture, Mishawaka, IN
2007 – N/A

50 & Over Fast Pitch

1999 – Super Sounds Tapes, St. James, MN
2000 – Super Sounds Tapes, St. James, MN
2001 – Texas Stars, Houston, TX
2002 – N/A 2003 – Texas Stars, Houston, TX
2004 – Po-Men, Memphis, TN
2005 – Badger Roofing, Prescott, AZ
2006 – Texas Stars, Houston, TX
2007 – Memphis PO-MEN, Memphis, TN

NSA Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

Year Class Champion Runner-up

1989 – YMPA, Allentown, PA Early Printing, Quakertown, PA
1990 – ? ?
1991 – Roo’s, MA Berwick Bankers, Berwick, PA
1992 – Escro Indians, Rochester, NY Oswego Merchants, Oswego, NY
1993 – Nightengale Express, Albany, NY Liederkranz Club, Rochester, NY
1994 – Fedlock, Arlington, VA ?
1995 – AutoZone, Memphis, TN ?
1996 – Top Gun, Winchester, KY Lonesome Oak Rockers, Powhatan, VA
1997 – ? AutoZone, Memphis, TN
1998 – Coors Light, Carroll, IA Howie Price Insurance, Carroll County, MD
1999 – Pineturf/A&E Trans Clearwater Pride, Clearwater, FL
2000 – ? ?
2001 – Fedlock, Arlington, VA Keating Fitness, Wilkes-Barre, PA
2002 – Flexvision Corp., IN Abbott/Ashland Merchants, Ashland, OH
2003 – Big Johns, Lackawanna, NY Pennsylvania Power, Sunbury, PA
2004 – Quaker River Sharks, Allentown, PA New York Bombers, Cortland, NY
2005 Major New York Bombers, Cortland, NY & Jaybirds, Anderson, IN (Co-Champs due to rain) A Ricola, Morris Plains, NJ & Elks Lodge, Wabash, IN (Co-Champs due to rain) B Poor Braves, Vance, Warriors & Pro Hardware (Quad-Champs due to rain)
2006 Gold Pennsylvania Power, Harrisburg Lancaster County Merchants, Lancaster, PA Silver Knoxville, Ontario, Canada Westerville Capitals, Westerville, OH
2007 Gold ? ? Silver ? ?

AAU Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

2000 Presidente, Dominican Republic Venezuela/Miami MVP not awarded
2001 Travellers Inn Smokers, Middletown, NY Argentina National Team, Argentina MVP not awarded
2002 Los Socios, Venezuela Travellers Inn Smokers, Middletown, NY Jose Manillo, Los Socios
2003 Harter’s Falcons, Washington, DC Los Socios, Venezuela Steve Sell, Harter’s Falcons
2004 Los Socios, Venezuela Mexicali, Mexico/California Ellis Ugeto, Los Socios
2005 The Bar/Circle Tap, Denmark, WI Los Socios, Venezuela Chris Delarwelle, The Bar/Circle Tap
2006 Team USA, United States Team Minnesota, Minnesota Frank DeGroat, Team USA
2007 Mac’s Marauders, Ballston Lake, NY New York Gremlins/Broken Bow, NY Frankie Perez, Mac’s Marauders
2008 Mac’s Sprayers, Iowa Team Minnesota, Minnesota Jeff Ellsworth, Mac’s Sprayers

International Softball Federation (ISF) Men’s World Championship

Year Champion (record) Runner-up (record)

1966 USA (Aurora Sealmasters, 12-0) Mexico (9-3)
1968 USA (Aurora Sealmasters, 10-1) Canada (4-4)
1972 Canada (12-1) USA (Welty Way of Cedar Rapids, 9-3)
1976 USA (Reading’s Rising Sun Hotel, 11-2), Canada (11-3), New Zealand (10-3)(Tied due to Rain)
1980 USA (Midland McArdle Pontiac, 9-0) Canada (9-2)
1984 New Zealand (9-1) Canada (8-1) (USA-Franklin Cardinals, 3rd, 7-2)
1988 USA (ASA All Americans, 14-2) New Zealand (14-3)
1992 Canada (10-0) New Zealand (9-2) (USA, 3rd, 8-2)
1996 New Zealand (18-0) Canada (16-4) (USA, 4th, 10-4)
2000 New Zealand (11-1) Japan (8-2) (USA, 3rd, 7-3)
2004 New Zealand (9-1) Canada (8-3) (USA, 4th, 7-2)
2007 Japan (9-1) USA (8-2)

Pan Am Games – Men’s Softball Gold Medals

Year Champion (record) Runner-up (record)

1979 Canada USA (8-1) 1983 Canada USA (9-2)
1987 Canada USA (10-2) 1991 Canada USA (9-3)
1995 Canada USA (14-2) 1999 Canada (8-0) USA (6-3)
2003 Canada (7-0) USA (5-3)

North American Fast Pitch Association (NAFA) Class-AAA/Open Champions

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

1993 Croix Valley Glass, Stillwater, MN and Development Center/West Liberty, OH (co-champs, rain) Bill Olson, Croix Valley Glass
1994 The Advocates, Phoenix, AZ The Canadians, North Delta, BC Anthony Faranacci, Advocates
1995 Hy-Line Enterprises, Elkhart, IN WTD/Dudley Sports Studs, Lacey, WA Darrell Bender Hy-Line Enterprises
1996 Midland Metros, Midland, MI Coaches Corner, Prince George, BC Jeff Ryers, Midland Metros
1997 Denmark Dukes, Denmark, WI New Jersey Pros, Summit, NJ Todd Malnory, Denmark Dukes
1998 Fine Line Painting, Victoria, B. C. His Construction, Houston, TX Tim Scaber, Fine Line Painting
1999 His Construction, Houston, TX River City Rage, IL Fred Gegen, His Construction
2000 Denmark Dukes, Denmark, WI DC Tire, Philadelphia, PA Todd Malnory, Denmark Dukes
2001 Fineline Painting Victoria, B.C. Junkers Mankato, MN Gary Hermsen, Fineline Painting
2002 All Seasons, Allentown, PA Team Lyons, Fresno, CA Dan Loney, All Seasons
2003 Kegel Black Knights, Fargo, ND Bucknell Park, Lacey, WA (Open Class) Duane Clarkson, Kegel Black Knights Team Lyons/Gaines Liquor, Fresno, CA Kegel Black Knights, Fargo, ND (Class-AAA) Todd Garcia, Team Lyons/Gaines Liquor
2004 Yucaipa Bombers, Calimesa, CA Quaker Riversharks, Allentown, PA (Class-AAA) Jose Aquila, Yucaipa Bombers
2005 Imaging Solutions Knights, Fargo, ND Kegel Black Knights, Fargo, ND (AAA/Open Class) Darcy Byrne, Kegel Black Knights
2006 Circle Tap, Denmark, WI and Townline, Green Bay, WI (Co-Champs-rain) (Open Class) Tane Rochardson, Townline The Bar of Appleton-Mix, Appleton, WI A-1 Tank, Hayward, CA (Class-AAA) Blair Ezekial, The Bar of Appleton-Mix
2007 The Farm Tavern Madison, WI Circle Tap, Denmark, WI (Open Class) Kyle Magnusson, Circle Tap Midwest Stampede, Des Moines, IA Albaugh, Inc. Elkhart, IA (Class-AAA) MVP-?

North American Fast Pitch Association (NAFA) Other Champions

Year Class Champion

1993 AA-East Goudy Brothers Boiler Company, Kokomo, IN AA-Cent The COG, West St. Paul, MI and Prairie Beer, Prairie du Chen, WI (co-champs, rain) AA-West Busch Beer, Pocatello, ID
1994 AA Hobnobber Tavern, Seattle, WA
1995 AA Stout Tower Stars, Long Beach, CA
1996 AA Scarborough Royals, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
1997 AA Rutherflo Transport, Rothweiler, Ontario, Canada
1998 AA Meenderinck’s, Lynden, WA A Curve Ball, Madison, WI
1999 AA Team Lyons, Fresno, CA A Castlewood, South Jordan, UT
2000 AA Innerkip Eagles, Innerkip, Ontario, Canada A Kegel Black Knights. Fargo, ND
2001 AA Toronto Jaguars, Toronto, Ontarion, Canada A Fisher Group, Mankato, MI
2002 AA Sebringville Sting, Sebringville, Ontario, Canada A Black Oak Casino Crew, Sacramento, CA
2003 AA Bucknell Park, Lacey, WA A Jeraldine’s, St. Paul, MI
2004 AA Wilber Lime, Galesville, WI A-Major Boise Clippers, Boise, ID A MOKAN Twins, Fort Scott, KS 35+ Team Blacksmith, Portland, OR 45+ Bay Area Merchants, San Francisco, CA
2005 AA Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan A-Major Scarlett’s, Sioux Falls, SD A Kelder Poured Walls, Scottville, MI 35+ EZ Promotions, Elk Grove, CA & Seattle, WA 40+ Baden Sports, Seattle, WA 45+ R & W Heating, Stockton, CA 50+ Badger Roofing Stars, Prescott, AZ
2006 AA New Image, Monfort, WI A-Major Cerro Gordo, Dawson, MN A Schneid’s Bar, Madison, WI 35+ Rainey Mavericks, Stockton, CA 40+ Utah Fastpitch, Salt Lake City, UT 45+ Not Held 50+ Texas Stars, Houston, TX
2007 AA-Maj New Image Monfort, WI AA Scarlett’s Sox, Sioux Falls, SD A-Major Rude-Pac, Sun Valley, CA A UBS Pirates, Minneapolis, MN 35+East BK Broward Pirates, Royalton, IL 40+East Jordan Realty, St. Paul, MN 45+East Harold’s Supermarkets, Lexingont, MO 50+East Ohio Battery/Fastpitch Chronicle, Ashland, OH 35+West CR/Adidas, Portland, OR 40+West Utah Fastpitch, Salt Lake City, UT 45+West Tulsa Grey Sox, Tulsa, OK 50+West Seattle Fastpitch, Seattle, WA

NAFA Class-AAA-Open 10th Anniversary Team

Kyle Kouka (P), New Zealand, 3 All World
Todd Malnory (3B), Wisconsin, 3 All World + 2 MVP
Brad Sprau (OF), Colorado, 4 All World
Shawn Von Duvall (OF), Colorado, 3 All World
Kevin Careless (P), British Columbia, 3 All World
Gary Hermsen (IF), British Columbia, 2 All World + MVP
Kevin MacEachern (OF), British Columbia, 2 All World
Fred Gegen (IF), Texas, 2 All World + MVP
Denny Kaufman (DH), Indiana, 2 All World + MVP
Rob Gehrke (OF/C), Oregon, 3 All World
Mark Maxin (IF), Washington, 3 All World
Darin Michael (OF), Washington, 2 All World
Scott Collins (C), Minnesota, 2 All World
Colin McKenzie (P), British Columbia, 2 All World
Rick Lang (P), South Dakota, 2 All World

National Industrial Softball League (NISL) 1944-45
National Softball League (NSL) 1946-1948
National Fastball League (NFL) 1949-1954

The following information was gleaned from a book, The Zollner Piston Story by Rodger Nelson. This book was published in 1995 by the Allen County Public Library Foundation of Fort Wayne, IN. The writer Nelson, was publicity director and assistant A.D. of the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons, 1947-54. The NISL was in existence in 1944-45. The East teams included Singer Sewing Machine, Elizabeth, NJ; Grumman Aircraft Company, Bethpage, NY; Phelps-Dodge Company, Elizabeth, NJ; Walter Kidde Company, Belleville, NJ. The West teams were Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN; Hudson Motors, Detroit, MI; Weldon Tool Company, Cleveland, OH; Briggs Mfg. Company, Detroit, MI; Jack & Heintz Company, Cleveland, OH; Peereless Company, Rossville, GA. The NSL was in existence from 1946 thru 1948. The name was then changed to the National Fastball League (NFL) from 1949 until disbanding after the 1954 season. From 1946 thru the 1949 season the NSL/NFL declared a champion thru league play (1946) or a “best of seven” series of games (1947 thru 1949) This of course was after the regular season of league play had concluded. The NSL/NFL champion then played a best of seven “World Series” against another strong league, the American Softball League, based in the eastern part of the country. Some of the teams in the NSL/NFL were the Zollner Pistons of Ft. Wayne-IN, Briggs Beautyware of Detroit-MI, Dow Chemical of Midland-MI, 720 Athletic Club from Columbus-OH, Joe Louis Punchers of Flint-MI and Dayfus Roofing from Windsor-Ontario, Canada. These teams when divided played in the East Division. Teams that played in the West Division include Metal Parts Corporation of Racine-WI, State Farm Insurance of Bloomington-MI, The Merchants of Aurora-IL (they eventually became the Aurora Sealmasters), Slater Pen of Iowa City-IA, Pilots of Waukegan-IL, Rockets of Rock Island-IL and an unknown team name from Milwaukee-WI. The league didn’t always use the divisional format as noted below. Sometimes the regular season standings decided the championship and sometimes they used a one divisional format with a playoff system to determine the championship game contestants.

NISL/NSL/NFL League Championship History Year League Champion (division) Runner-up (division) Series Result

1944 Detroit Briggs Beautyware (west) ? Double Elim.
1945 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (west) Elizabeth Phelps-Dodge (east) Double Elim.
1946 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (1st) Detroit Briggs Beautyware (2nd) Reg. Season Rec.
1947 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (east) Aurora Merchants (west) 4-0
1948 Midland Dow Chemical (east) Racine Metal Parts (west) ?
1949 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (east) Bloomington State Farm Insurance (west) 4-0
1950 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (east) Bloomington State Farm Insurance (west) 4-0
1951 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (1st) Midland Dow Chemical (2nd) Reg. Season Rec.
1952 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons Midland Dow Chemical 3-1
1953 Detroit Briggs Beautyware/Bombers Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons 2-1 *
1954 Detroit Bombers (east) Aurora Sealmasters (west) ?
1955 League disbands

* The 1953 NFL championship was not declared until 1954. In the 1953 playoff, Detroit Briggs defeated Zollner Pistons 7-1 in the first game of a best of three. Pistons defeated Briggs 7-0 in the 2nd game. At this point play was suspended as Detroit had qualified to play in the ASA World Tournament & it was agreed that the teams would meet in Fort Wayne at the start of the 1954 season and play the final and deciding game. On May 29, 1954 a four games series was held in which the 1st game would decide who was the 1953 NFL champion. Detroit bested the Pistons, 2-1 and were the 1953 NFL champs. Detroit had started the series as Briggs, won an ASA World Championship and then prior to game three had changed their name to Bombers! A small consolation, the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons won the next three exhibition games that weekend.

NSL/NFL vs ASL World Series History Year World Series Champion (league) Runner-up (league) Series Result

1946 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (NSL) Buffalo Bell Aircraft (ASL) 4-0
1947 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (NSL) Rochester Rossers (ASL) 4-2
1948 Midland Dow Chemical (NSL) ASL Champions (unknown) ?
1949 Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons (NFL) Lancaster, New York (ASL) 4-0
1950 NSL/NFL – ASL series disbanded, it is unclear how long the ASL stayed in operation

Eastern States Industrial Recreation Federation ESIRF (1947-48)

The ESIRA covered Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and New England.

Championship History Year Champion Runner-up

1947 Moore Tool, Bridgeport, CT Link Radio, New York City, NY
1948 Metropolitan Distributors, Long Island, NY Monowatt, Providence, RI
1949 no more information found

Professional World Softball League (PWSL) (1973)

Championship History Year Champion Runner-up 1973 St. Louis Browns N/AThe League only lasted about two weeks and the St. Louis Browns with pitcher Roy Burlison were by far the best team and some sources anointed them as the champs of the league.Teams entered in the Professional World Softball League (PWSL): St. Louis Browns Mobile Gulls New Orleans Pelicans Toronto Athletics Charlotte Panthers Philadelphia Patriots

WOMEN’s International Softball Federation (ISF) Women’s World Championship

Year Champion (record) Runner-up (record)

1965 Australia (11-1) USA (Raybestos Bracketts, 8-3)
1970 Japan (11-1) USA (Orange Lionettes, 8-2)
1974 USA (Raybestos Bracketts, 9-0) Japan (8-1)
1978 USA (Raybestos Bracketts, 10-0) Canada (7-1)
1982 New Zealand (9-1) Chinese Taipei (9-2) (USA-Orlando Rebels, 4th, 7-3)
1986 USA (Hi-Ho Brackettes, 13-0) China (11-4)
1990 USA (Hi-Ho Brackettes, 10-0) New Zealand (9-2)
1994 USA (ASA All Americans, 10-0) China (8-3)
1998 USA (ASA All Americans, 11-1) Australia (9-1)
2002 USA (ASA All Americans, 10-0) Japan (9-2)
2006 USA (ASA All Americans, 10-1) Japan (9-1)

Olympic Games – Women’s Softball Gold Medals

Year Champion (record) Runner-up (record)

1996 USA (8-1) China (6-4) 2000 USA (7-3) Japan (8-1)
2004 USA (9-0) Australia (7-3) (MVP- Lisa Fernandez, USA, .545 Avg., 4-0 pitching)
2008 Japan (8-2) USA (8-1)

Pan Am Games – Women’s Softball Gold Medals

Year Champion (record) Runner-up (record)

1979 USA (13-1) Puerto Rico
1983 Canada USA (10-2)
1987 USA (9-0) Puerto Rico
1991 USA (9-0) Canada
1995 USA (12-0) Puerto Rico
1999 USA (12-0) Canada (8-5)
2003 USA (9-0) Canada (6-4)
2007 USA (4-0) Venezuela (rain shortened, USA awarded the championship)

Other ASA Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

Class-A Fast Pitch

1982 – San Diego Astros, San Diego, CA
1983 – Bettencourt Plumbing, Hayward, CA
1984 – Arrow Butane Flames, Las Cruces, NM
1985 – Rebels, Redding, CA
1986 – San Diego Astros, San Diego, CA
1987 – Inland Cities Raiders, Cypress, CA
1988 – San Diego Astros, San Diego, CA
1989 – John Dewyse & Son, Essexville, MI
1990 – Ballwin Saints, St. Louis, MO
1991 – Nor Cal Chargers, Stockton/Lodi, CA
1992 – NJ Blue Jays, New Jersey
1993 – So Cal Jazz, Downey, CA
1994 – Lynch Mob, Sacramento, CA
1995 – Hot Stuff, Torrance, CA
1996 – Diamonds, Montclair, CA
1997 – Diamonds, Montclair, CA
1998 – Legacy, Sylvester, GA
1999 – Southern California Legacy, Westminster, CA
2000 – San Jose Strikker’s, Sunnyvale, CA
2001 – Carterville Cougars, Carterville, IL
2002 – Storm USA, Lake Forrest, CA
2003 – Virginia Legends, Hampton, VA
2004 – Minnesota Mudhens, Minnetonka, MN
2005 – Sliders, Montclair, CA
2006 – Minnesota Mudhens, Minnetonka, MN
2007 – Storm USA, Corona, CA

Class-B Fast Pitch

1988 – World of Carpets Rugrats, Santa Rosa, CA
1989 – Burbank Hilton Sure Shots, Burbank, CA
1990 – Burbank Mavericks, Burbank, CA
1991 – Golden State Royals, San Mateo, CA
1992 – Bud Light, Owosso, MI
1993 – Creative Awards, Tucson, AZ
1994 – Redan Bandits, Redan, GA
1995 – Arizona Heat, Glendale, AZ
1996 – Xplosion, Tampa, FL
1997 – San Jose Strikkers, Santa Clara, CA
1998 – Atlanta Plate Burners, Atlanta, GA
1999 – Condors, Sylmar, CA
2000 – G.F. Trucking, Appleton, WI
2001 – Yuengling Brewery, Ocala, FL
2002 – Lady Explorers, Midland, MI
2003 – Hi 5’s, Oxnard, CA
2004 – Sliders, Montclair, CA
2005 – Nor Cal Heat, Manteca, CA
2006 – California Goldrush, San Mateo, CA
2007 – Redrum Rancho, Santa Margarita, CA

Class-C Fast Pitch

1988 – Joe’s, Tucson, AZ
1989 – Red Machine, Nashville, TN
1990 – Red Machine, Nashville, TN
1991 – Creative Awards, Tucson, AZ
1992 – Hot Peppers, Sierra Vista, AZ
1993 – Soma, Montgomery, AL
1994 – Nor Cal Shots, Redding, CA
1995 – Plate Burners, Lawrenceville, GA
1996 – Pat McKeown Ford, Charlevoix, MI
1997 – Cobo’s, Atlanta, GA
1998 – Condors, Tujunga, CA
1999 – So Cal Jazz, Yorba Linda, CA
2000 – Faso Insurance, Williamsville, NY
2001 – Frederick Express, Smithsburg, MD
2002 – HI-5, Ventura, CA
2003 – All American Softball, Norco, CA
2004 – Berks Force, Reading, PA
2005 – Cancelled
2006 – Cancelled
2007 – Cancelled

35 & Over Fast Pitch

1991 – CT Timers, Savannah, MO
1992 – CT Timers, Savannah, MO
1993 – Chico Peppers, Chico, CA
1994 – National Sports Clinic, Pittsburgh, KS

ASA Women’s World Champions

Year Champion Runner-up

2005 Japan USA (3-2)
2006 USA (5-0) Japan

NSA Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

Year Class Champion Runner-up

2000 Open Brakettes, Stratford, CT Topton Vips, Topton, PA
2001 Major St. Louis Saints, Manchester, MO Missouri Baytown Stars, MO Comp. TC Thunder, Bloomington, MN Missouri Mirage, Blue Springs, MO
2002 Major St. Louis Heat, St. Charles, MO St. Louis Saints, Manchester, MO Comp. Missouri Enigma, MO Indiana Slammers, Hobart, IN
2003 Major St. Louis Saints, Manchester, MO Bloomington Hearts, Morton, IL Comp. Silver Bullets, Brentwood, TN Illinois Rebels, Forysth, IL
2004 Major Lady Rage, Normal, IL Bloomington Hearts, Morton, IL Comp. Rebels Softball CIGS Misfits, Decatur, IL
2005 – St. Louis Heat, St. Charles, MO Bloomington Hearts, Morton, IL
2006 – Lady Rage, East Peoria, IL Indiana Slammers, Hobart, IN
2007 – St Louis Heat, St. Louis, MO Lady Rage, Princeville, IL

AAU Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

Year Champion Runner-up MVP

2008 Puerto Rico Young-Harris College, Young-Harris, GA Zulaika Ortiz, Puerto Rico

AIAW Women’s National Slow Pitch Champs

Year Champion (score)-(Record) Runner-up (score)

1981 Florida State ? (MVP-Darby Cottle, Florida State)

1982 Florida State ?

1983 University of South Florida ?

DGWS Women’s National Champs (Division of Girls & Women’s Sports)

Year Champion (score)-(Record) Runner-up (score)

1969 JF Kennedy College Illinois State
1970 JF Kennedy College 3 SW Missouri State 2 (MVP-Kay Camp, JFK College)
1971 JF Kennedy College 4 Iowa State 0 (MVP-Paula Miller, Arizona State)

AIAW Women’s National Champs (Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women)

Year Champion (score)-(Record) Runner-up (score)

1972 Arizona State 8 University of Tokyo 5
1973 Arizona State 4 Illinois State 3 [16 inn]
1974 SW Missouri State 14 (28-4) Northern Colorado 7
1975 University of Nebraska Omaha 6 Northern Iowa 4
1976 Michigan State 3 (24-4) Northern Colorado 0
1977 Northern Iowa 7 Arizona 0
1978 UCLA 3 Northern Colorado 0 (Outstanding Player-Sue Enquist, UCLA)
1979 Texas Woman’s University 1 UCLA 0
1980 Utah State 2 Indiana 1
1981 Utah State (34-12) Cal State Fullerton
1982 Texas A&M 5 (48-6) Oklahoma State 3

NCAA Women’s National Champs

Year Champion (score)-(Record) Runner-up (score) Most Outstanding Player (1995 – )

1982 UCLA 2 (33-7-2) Fresno State 0 [8 inn] n/a
1983 Texas A&M 2 (41-11) Cal State-Fullerton 0 [12 inn] n/a
1984 UCLA 1 (45-6-1) Texas A&M 0 [13 inn] n/a
1985 UCLA 2 (41-9) Nebraska 1 [9 inn] n/a
1986 Cal State Fullerton 3 (57-9-1) Texas A&M 0 n/a
1987 Texas A&M 4 (56-8) UCLA 1 n/a
1988 UCLA 3 (53-8) Fresno State 0 n/a
1989 UCLA 1 (48-4) Fresno State 0 n/a
1990 UCLA 2 (62-7) Fresno State 0 n/a
1991 Arizona 5 (56-16) UCLA 1 n/a
1992 UCLA 2 (54-2) Arizona 0 n/a
1993 Arizona 1 (44-8) UCLA 0 n/a
1994 Arizona 4 (64-3) Cal. State-Northridge 0 n/a
1995 UCLA 4 (50-6) Arizona 2 Tanya Harding, UCLA
1996 Arizona 6 (58-9) Washington 4 Jenny Dalton, Arizona
1997 Arizona 10 (61-5) UCLA 2 Nancy Evans, Arizona
1998 Fresno State 1 (52-11) Arizona 0 Amanda Scott, Fresno State
1999 UCLA 3 (63-6) Washington 2 Julie Adams, UCLA
2000 Oklahoma 3 (66-8) UCLA 1 Jennifer Stewart, Oklahoma
2001 Arizona 1 (65-4) UCLA 0 Jennie Finch, Arizona
2002 California 6 (55-19) Arizona 0 Jocelyn Forest, California
2003 UCLA 1 (54-7) California 0 Keira Goerl, UCLA
2004 UCLA 3 (47-9) California 1 Kristin Schmidt, LSU
2005 Michigan 0,5,4 (65-7) UCLA 5,2,1-[10 inn)] Samantha Findlay, Michigan (2-1)
2006 Arizona 8,5 (54-11) Northwestern 0,0 Alicia Hollowell, Arizona (2-0)
2007 Arizona 1,5 (50-14) Tennessee 0,0 (63-8) Taryne Mowatt, Arizona (2-0)
2008 Arizona State 3,11 (66-5) Tennessee 0,0 (57-10) Katie Burkhart, Arizona State (2-0)

Note: in 2005, the World Series went to a best of 3 format for the finals

All-Tournament Teams

1982 Janet Lloyd, 1b, Cal St. Fullerton Pam Newton, 2b, Cal St. Fullerton Jan Pierini, 3b, Cal St. Fullerton Dot Richardson, ss, UCLA Kim Muratore, of, Fresno St. Gina Vecchione, of, UCLA Barb Young, of, UCLA Debbie Doom, p, UCLA Barb Booth, c, UCLA
1983 Sheila Cornell, 1b, UCLA Patti Holthaus, 2b, Texas A&M Cindy Cooper, 3b, Texas A&M Dot Richardson, ss, UCLA Iva Jackson, of, Texas A&M Elise King, of, Cal St. Fullerton Mary Ricks, of, UCLA Vera Bahr, of, Cal St. Fullerton Susan LeFebvre, p, Cal St. Fullerton Lori Stoll, p, Texas A&M Gay McNutt, c, Texas A&M Cindy Long, dh, South Carolina
1984 Denice Feldhaus, 1b, Nebraska Jennifer Simm, 2b, UCLA Anne Schroeder, 3b, Nebraska Leslie Rover, ss, UCLA Peg Richardson, of, Nebraska Regina Dooley, of, Adelphi Josie Carter, of, Texas A&M Gay McNutt, c, Texas A&M Shawn Andaya, p, Texas A&M Debbie Doom, p, UCLA Lisa Ishikawa, p, Northwestern Tricia Mang, dh, UCLA
1985 Ginger Cannon, 1b, Nebraska Lori Richins, 2b, Nebraska Jo Ann Ferrieri, 3b, Cal St. Fullerton Leslie Rover, ss, UCLA Stacy Sunny, of, Nebraska Regina Dooley, of, Adelphi Alison Stowell, of, Cal Poly Pomona Lisa Busby, c, Nebraska Debbie Doom, p, UCLA Tracy Compton, p, UCLA Lori Sippel, p, Nebraska Chris Olivie, u, UCLA
1986 Robin Goodin, 1b, Cal St. Fullerton Judy Trussell, 2b, Texas A&M Roni Deutch, 3b, California Liz Mizera, ss, Texas A&M Tammy Connor, of, Indiana Rina Foster, of, Cal St. Fullerton Chenita Rogers, of, Cal St. Fullerton Sue Trubovitz, c, Long Beach St. Shawn Andaya, p, Texas A&M Connie Clark, p, Cal St. Fullerton Cindy Cooper, al, Texas A&M Joey Schope, al, Creighton
1987 Gena Strang, 1b, Fresno St. Julie Smith, 2b, Texas A&M Janice Parks, 3b, UCLA Liz Mizera, ss, Texas A&M Karen Walker, of, UCLA Sandra Arledge, of, UCLA Chenita Rogers, of, Cal St. Fullerton Kris Tipmore, c, Central Mich. Shawn Andaya, p, Texas A&M Lisa Longaker, p, UCLA Lisa Hankerd, al, UCLA Shauna Wattenberg, al, UCLA
1988 Kerry Dienelt, 1b, UCLA Missy Phillips, 2b, UCLA Julie Standering, 3b, Arizona Heidi Lievens, ss, Arizona Shanna Flynn, of, UCLA Margie Ogrodowicz, of, Nebraska RaeAnn Pifferini, of, Fresno St. Stacy Sunny, c, UCLA Carie Dever, p, Fresno St. Lisa Longaker, p, UCLA Gena Strang, al, Fresno St. Karin Richter, al, Fresno St.
1989 Kerry Dienelt, 1b, UCLA Missy Phillips, 2b, UCLA Janice Parks, 3b, UCLA Martha Noffsinger, ss, Fresno St. Lorraine Maynez, of, UCLA Kristin Gauthier, of, Arizona Jill Polanco, of, Fresno St. Shelly Stokes, c, Fresno St. Carie Dever, p, Fresno St. Tiffany Boyd, p, UCLA Nicki Dennis, al, Arizona Michele Smith, al, Oklahoma St.
1990 Kerry Dienelt, 1b, UCLA Dawn Lange, 2b, Oklahoma St. Lisa Fernandez, 3b, UCLA Martha Noffsinger, ss, Fresno St. Shanna Flynn, of, UCLA Yvonne Gutierrez, of, UCLA Leslie Barton, of, Florida St. Shannon Kimberling, c, Oklahoma St. Lisa Longaker, p, UCLA Marcie Green, p, Fresno St. Julie Smith, al, Fresno St. Debbie DeJohn, al, Florida St.
1991 Julie Jones, 1b, Arizona Julie Smith, 2b, Fresno St. Lisa Fernandez, 3b, UCLA Julie Standering, ss, Arizona Kristin Gauthier, of, Arizona Yvonne Gutierrez, of, UCLA Lorraine Maynez, of, UCLA Kerry Dienelt, c, UCLA Heather Compton, p, UCLA Debbie Day, p, Arizona Kim Maher, al, Fresno St. Terry Carpenter, al, Fresno St.
1992 Amy Chellevold, 1b, Arizona Michelle Bento, 2b, Fresno St. Susie Duarte, 3b, Arizona Kim Maher, ss, Fresno St. Yvonne Gutierrez, of, UCLA Kathi Evans, of, UCLA Kelly Inouye, c, UCLA Lisa Fernandez, p, UCLA Susie Parra, al, Arizona Holly Aprile, al, Massachusetts Debby Day, al, Arizona
1993 Amy Chellevold, 1b, Arizona Krista Gomez, 2b, Arizona Nichole Victoria, 3b, UCLA April Austin, ss, Oklahoma St. Stacy Redondo, of, Arizona Kathy Morton, of, La.-Louisana Andrea D’Innocenzo, of, Connecticut Jody Pruitt, c, Arizona Lisa Fernandez, p, UCLA Susie Parra, p, Arizona Melanie Roche, al, Oklahoma St. Kyla Hall, al, La.-Lafayette
1994 Amy Chellevold, 1b, Arizona Jenny Dalton, 2b, Arizona Shannon Jones, 3b, Cal St. Northridge April Austin, ss, Oklahoma St. Leah O’Brien, of, Arizona Jen Fleming, of, Cal St. Northridge Beth Calcante, of, Cal St. Northridge Susie Parra, p, Arizona Amy Day, p, Oklahoma St. Leah Braatz, c, Arizona Ginny Mike, al, UCLA Kim Ward, al, Oklahoma St.
1995 Kari Knopf, 1b, Iowa Kelly Howard, 2b, UCLA Jennifer Brundage, 3b, UCLA Julie Williams, ss, Cal St. Fullerton Leah O’Brien, of, Arizona Brandi Macias, of, Iowa Alison Johnsen, of, Arizona Tanya Harding, p, UCLA Amie Stewart, p, UNLV Leah Braatz, c, Arizona Nancy Evans, al, Arizona Brandi Shriver, al, Arizona
1996 Traci Conrad, 1b, Michigan Sara Pickering, 2b, Washington Lynn Britton, 3b, La.-Lafayette Tami Storseth, ss, Washington Mindy Williams, of, Washington Lea Twigg, of, Iowa Alison Johnsen, of, Arizona Carrie Dolan, p, Arizona Cheryl Longeway, p, La.-Lafayette Jennifer Cline, c, Washington Krista Gomez, al, Arizona Michelle Churnock, al, Arizona Lyn Nance, al, Iowa 1997 Melissa Gentile, 3b, Michigan Jamie Graves, p, Washington Danielle Henderson, p, Massachusetts Christy Herbert, ss, Iowa Alison Johnsen, of, Arizona Nina Lindenberg, 2b, Fresno St. Stacey Nuveman, c, UCLA Leah O’Brien, 1b, Arizona Sara Pickering, 2b, Washington Alleah Poulson, 1b, UCLA Christa Williams, p, UCLA
1998 Laura Berg, of, Fresno St. Kristi Bolle, 3b, Oklahoma St. Leah Braatz, c, Arizona Angela Cervantez, 1b, Fresno St. Nancy Evans, p, Arizona Kelly Hauxhurst, of, Washington Nina Lindenberg, 2b, Fresno St. Toni Mascarenas, 3b, Arizona Leticia Pineda, 1b, Arizona Amanda Scott, p, Fresno St. Jennifer Spediacci, p, Washington Ali Viola, ss, Nebraska
1999 Julie Adams, 3b, UCLA Christie Ambrosi, of, UCLA Katy Carter, c, DePaul Courtney Dale, p, UCLA Kim DePaul, 3b, Washington Melissa Downs, 1b, Washington Amanda Freed, p, UCLA Lisa Iancin, 2b, California Lovieanne Jung, 2b, Fresno St. Julie Luna, 3b, DePaul Amanda Scott, p, Fresno St. Jennifer Spediacci, p, Washington
2000 Courtney Blades, p, Southern Miss. Kelli Braitsch, ss, Oklahoma Lisa Carey, 1b, Oklahoma Jaime Clark, of, Washington Shavaughne Desecki, of, DePaul Amanda Freed, p, UCLA Erin Johnson, 3b, Southern Miss. Kelly Kretschman, of, Alabama Julie Marshall, c, UCLA Toni Mascarenas, 3b, Arizona Tairia Mims, 1b, UCLA Jennifer Stewart, p, Oklahoma
2001 Lindsey Collins, c, Arizona Jennie Finch, p, Arizona Amanda Freed, p, UCLA Nicole Giordano, of, Arizona Toni Mascarenas, 3b, Arizona Jessica Mendoza, of, Stanford Tairia Mims, 1b, UCLA Christy Ring, of, Oklahoma Britni Sneed, p, LSU Jennifer Stewart, p, Oklahoma Claire Sua, dh, UCLA Julie Wiese, 3b, LSU
2002 Leneah Manuma, 1b, Arizona Veronica Nelson, 1b, California Jackie Coburn, 3b, Arizona Chelsea Spencer, ss, California Natasha Watley, ss, UCLA Stacey Nuveman, c, UCLA Jocelyn Forest, p, California Jennie Finch, p, Arizona Erica Beach, p, Arizona St. Kristin Farber, of, Arizona St. Keira Goerl, p, UCLA Leslie Malerich, p, Florida St.
2003 Keira Goerl, UCLA Kelly Anderson, California Vicky Galindo, California Alicia Hollowell, Arizona Lovie Jung, Arizona Tairia Mims, UCLA Veronica Nelson, California Cat Osterman, Texas Tamara Poppe, Texas Chelsea Spencer, California Jennifer Stump, Oklahoma Natasha Watley, UCLA
2004 Kelly Anderson, California Caitlin Benyi, UCLA Lisa Dodd, UCLA Christina Enea, Oklahoma Vicky Galindo, California Keira Goerl, UCLA Camille Harris, LSU Lauren Lappin, Stanford Jodie Legaspi, UCLA Jessica Pamanian, California Jessica van der Linden, Florida St. Kristin Schmidt, LSU
2005 Samantha Findlay, Michigan Jennie Ritter, Michigan Jessica Merchant, Michigan Stephanie Bercaw, Michigan Krista Colburn, UCLA Jodie Legaspi, UCLA Emily Zaplatosch, UCLA Anjelica Selden, UCLA Monica Abbott, Tennessee Tonya Callahan, Tennessee Katherine Card, Tennessee Cat Osterman, Texas
2006 Alicia Hollowell, Arizona Monica Abbott, Tennessee Eileen Canney, Northwestern Autumn Champion, Arizona Garland Cooper, Northwestern Caitlin Lowe, Arizona Taryne Mowatt, Arizona Tammy Williams, Northwestern Andrea Duran, UCLA Kristi Durant, Tennessee Heidi Knabe, Arizona State Cat Osterman, Texas

25th Anniversasy NCAA Softball Team (NCAA=NCAA All Tournament Team; NCAA OPA=NCAA Outstanding Player Award; NFCA=NFCA All-American; Honda=Honda Broderick Softball Award winner; Honda Cup=Honda Broderick Overall Cup Award Winner)

Shawn Andaya, Texas A&M University (P) – NCAA (1984,86,87), NFCA (1987)
Jennie Finch, University of Arizona (P) – NCAA (2001,02), NCAA OPA (2001), NFCA (2000,01,02), Honda (2001,02)
Debbie Doom, UCLA (P) – NCAA (1982,84,85), NFCA (1984), Honda (1984)
Lisa Longaker, UCLA (P) – NCAA (1987,88,90), NFCA (1987,88,90), Honda (1988,90)
Leah Braatz, University of Arizona (C) – NCAA (1994,95,98), NFCA (1994,95,97,98)
Natasha Watley, UCLA (SS) – NCAA (2002,03), NFCA (2000,01,02,03), Honda (2003), Honda Cup (2003)
Lisa Fernandez, UCLA (3B/P) – NCAA (1990,91,92,93), NFCA (1990,91,92,93), Honda (1991,92,93), Honda Cup (1993)
Laura Berg, Fresno State (OF) – NCAA (1998), NFCA (1995,97,98)
Leah O’Brien, University of Arizona (OF) – NCAA (1994,95,97), NFCA (1994,95,97)
Amanda Scott, Fresno State (P) – NCAA (1998,99), NCAA OPA (1998), NFCA (1997,98,99,00)
Mike Candrea, University of Arizona (Coach) – NCAA Champs (1991,93,94,96,97,01), NFCA Coach of the Year (1994,96,97)2007
Taryne Mowatt (P) Arizona Monica Abbott (P) Tennessee Ashley Charters (SS) Washington India Chiles (OF) Tennessee
Kristie Fox (SS) Arizona
Danielle Lawrier (P) Washington
Jenae Leles (3B) Arizona
Caitlin Lowe (CF) Arizona
Ashley Monceaux (IF)
Baylor Lindsay Schutzler (CF)
Tennessee Dena Tyson (1B) Washington
Tammy Williams (SS) Northwestern2008
Katie Burkhart, Arizona State
Kaitlin Cochran, Arizona State
Krista Donnenwirth, Arizona State
Lesley Rogers, Arizona State
Jackie Vasquez, Arizona State
Megan Gibson, Texas A&M
Jami Lobrpries, Texas A&M
Francesca Enea, Florida
Stacey Nelson, Florida
Charlotte Moran, Alabama
Holly Tankersley, La.-Lafayette
Angela Tincher, Virginia Tech

Honda-Broderick Award (Slow Pitch)

1982 Darby Cottle, Florida State

AIAW Honda-Broderick Award (Fast Pitch)

1981 Joanne English, Cal State Sacramento

Honda-Broderick Award (Fast Pitch)

1977 Audrey Kujala, Delaware (AIAW Player of the Year)
1978 Kathy Arendsen, Texas Women’s University
1979 Kathy Arendsen, Texas Women’s University 1980 Kathy Arendsen, California State-Chico
1981 Kathy Riley, East Carolina
1982 Kathy Van Wyk, California State-Fullerton 1983 Lori Stoll, Texas A&M
1984 Debbie Doom, UCLA
1985 Denise Day Eckert, Nebraska
1986 Susan LeFebvre, California State-Fullerton
1987 Connie Clark, California State-Fullerton
1988 Lisa Longaker, UCLA
1989 Janice Parks, UCLA
1990 Lisa Longaker, UCLA
1991 Lisa Fernandez, UCLA
1992 Lisa Fernandez, UCLA
1993 Lisa Fernandez, UCLA
1994 Susie Parra, Arizona
1995 Jennifer Brundage, UCLA
1996 Jenny Dalton, Arizona
1997 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina
1998 Nancy Evans, Arizona
1999 Danielle Henderson, Massachusetts
2000 Courtney Blades, Southern Mississippi
2001 Jennie Finch, Arizona
2002 Jennie Finch, Arizona
2003 Natasha Watley, UCLA
2004 Jessica van der Linden, Florida State
2005 Cat Osterman, Texas
2006 Cat Osterman, Texas
2007 Monica Abbott, Tennessee
2008 Angela Tincher, Virginia Tech

Player of the Decade – 1980’s – Dot Richardson, UCLA

Player of the Decade – 1990’s – Lisa Fernandez, UCLA

USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year

2002 Stacey Nuveman, UCLA
2003 Cat Osterman, Texas
2004 Jessica van der Linden, Florida State
2005 Cat Osterman, Texas
2006 Cat Osterman, Texas
2007 Monica Abbott, Tennessee
2008 Angela Tincher, Virginia Tech

International Women’s Pro Softball Association (IWPSA) 1976-80

The International Women’s Professional Softball Association (IWPSA) was founded in 1976 by former LPGA Tour member Janie Blaylock, softball legend Joan Joyce and tennis icon Billie Jean King. The original league featured 10 teams from cities across the nation, including Connecticut Falcons, Buffalo Bisons, Chicago Ravens, Michigan Travelers and Pennsylvania Liberties in the Eastern Division. The Western Division was made up from the San Diego Sandpipers, San Jose Sunbirds, Santa Ana Lionettes, Southern California Gems and the Phoenix/Arizona Bird. The Bird started out as the Phoenix Bird then changed their name to the Arizona Bird midway through the season. The St. Louis Hummers joined the league in 1977 along with the Bakersfield Aggies. The other two team expansion teams were the Edmonton Snowbirds and the New York Golden Apples. In the IWPSA’s first season, each team played a 120 game schedule that featured 60 double headers. Player contracts ranged from $1,000 to $3,000 per year. The fledgling association survived four seasons (including be sponsored by BIC International for the 1979 season) before lack of funds, high travel costs and inadequate facilities ultimately led to its demise. The following decade proved to be extremely prosperous for the sport of fastpitch softball in the United States despite the absence of a professional league. I’d like to personally thank Robert Swisko, who did much of the research o fins this information. He sent the stuff to me and ask me to use it as I see fit. People like Robert make it easy to compile information like this.

Year Champion Runner-up Result

1976 Connecticut Falcons San Jose Sunbirds 4-0
1977 Connecticut Falcons Santa Ana Lionettes 3-1
1978 Connecticut Falcons St. Louis Hummers 3-0
1979 Connecticut Falcons St. Louis Hummers 3-1
1980 League disbands because of financial problems

Season Recaps

1976

Eastern Division W L Pct.

1. Connecticut Falcons 85 33 .720
2. Chicago Ravens 57 63 .475
3. Buffalo Breskins 56 64 .466
4. Pennsylvania Liberties 46 71 .393
5. Michigan Travellers 42 77 .353

Western Division W L Pct.

1. San Jose Sunbirds 77 43 .642
2. Santa Ana Lionettes 67 53 .558
3. San Diego Sandpipers 66 54 .550
4. Arizona/Phoenix Bird 62 58 .517
5. Southern California Gems 39 81 .325

Regular Season Highlights: Joan Joyce (CT), 39-2, 0.13 ERA, 494 K’s, 312 IP, 13 shutouts (also batted .286 with 49 RBIs). Nancy Welborn (SD) 39-14, 0.56 ERA, 394 K’s, 505 IP. Pat Guenzler (Chi) led league in batting – .385 (137-356), 22 2Bs, 8 3B’s and 62 runs scored. Maryann Cardillo (Buff) led league with 16 HRs (also hit .279 with 55 RBIs) Joyce Compton (CT) led league with 67 RBIs (also hit .273 with 12 HRs, 7 3B’s) Diane Kalliam (SJ) led league with 87 runs scored, 84 walks and 50 stolen bases (also hit .379) Kathy Krygier (CT) led league with 24 2B’s (also hit .335 with 63 runs scored)

1976 Playoffs Playoff Teams Series Result

East Playoff – Connecticut Falcons – Chicago Ravens 3 – 0
West Playoff – San Jose Sunbirds – Santa Ana Lionettes 3 – 0
Finals – Connecticut Falcons – San Jose Sunbirds 4 – 0

1977

W L Pct.

1. Connecticut Falcons 51 30 .630
2. St. Louis Hummers 43 37 .538
3. San Jose Sunbirds 45 39 .536
4. Santa Ana Lionettes 42 40 .512
5. Buffalo Breskis 37 42 .468
6. Bakersfield Aggies 26 56 .317

Regular Season Highlight: Joan Joyce (CT), 24-4, 1.03 ERA Joyce Compton (CT) led league in RBIs

1977 Playoffs Playoff Teams Series Result

Round Robin – Santa Ana Lionettes – San Jose Sunbirds round-robin play
Round Robin – Santa Ana Lionettes – St. Louis Hummers round-robin play
Finals – Connecticut Falcons – Santa Ana Lionettes 3 – 1

1978

W L Pct. % SPT City

1. Connecticut Falcons 69 19 .784 6-6 8 (075)
2. St. Louis Hummers 55 38 .591 6-4 3 (034)
3. Buffalo Breskis 35 48 .422 6-2 2 (004)
4. San Jose Sunbirds 12 66 .154 6-1 1 (073)

Regular Season Highlight: Donna Terry (CT), 15-2, .372 Batting Average, HR Leader (League MVP) Joan Joyce (CT), 18-1, 0.54 ERA Joyce Compton (CT) led league in RBIs

1978 Playoffs Playoff Teams Series Result

First Round – St. Louis Hummers – Buffalo Breskis –
Finals – Connecticut Falcons – St. Louis Hummers 3 – 0

1979

Eastern Division W L Pct.

1. Connecticut Falcons 59 20 .747
2. Buffalo Bisons 40 53 .430
3. New York Golden Apples 20 36 .357

Western Division W L Pct.

1. St. Louis Hummers 61 22 .735
2. San Jose Rainbow 28 33 .459
3. Edmonton Snowbirds 17 49 .258

Regular Season Highlight: Joan Joyce (CT), 20-6 Joyce Compton (CT) led league in RBIs

1979 Playoffs Playoff Teams Series Result

Playoff Buffalo Bisons – San Jose Rainbows 3 – 2
Playoff St. Louis Hummers – Buffalo Bisons 3 – 1
Finals – Connecticut Falcons – St. Louis Hummers 3 – 1

1980 – The IWPSA Disbanded

Women’s Professional Fastpitch (WPF) 1997-1998 Women’s Pro Softball League (WPSL) 1999-2002 Women’s Pro Fastpitch (NPF) 2003-

Year Champion Runner-up Result World Series MVP

1997 Orlando Wahoos Virginia Roadsters 3-1 Debbie Doom, Orlando
1998 Orlando Wahoos Carolina Diamonds 2-0 Alleah Poulson, Orlando
1999 Tampa Bay FireStix Akron Racers 2-0 Pat Dufficy, Tampa Bay
2000 Florida Wahoos Ohio Pride 2-0 Steph Klaviter, Florida
2001 No Champion – WPSL conducted a series of All-Star Tournaments
2002 No Champion – WPSL conducted an exhibition series
2003 No Champion – NPF conducted a series of All-Star Tournaments
2004 NY/NJ Juggernaut New England Riptide 10-1 Amanda Scot, NY/NJ
2005 Akron Racers Chicago Bandits 5-4

WPF/WPSL AwardsWPF/WPSL – Most Valuable Player

1997 Sarah Dawson – Orlando Wahoos
1998 Crystl Bustos – Orlando Wahoos
1999 Kaci Clark – Virginia Roadsters
2000 Patti Benedict – Florida Wahoos
2001 No Award – League suspended

WPF/WPSL – Pitcher of the Year

1997 Sarah Dawson – Orlando Wahoos (30-3, 0.91 ERA)
1998 Kaci Clark – Orlando Wahoos (22-12, 1.81 ERA, 210 Ks)
1999 Kaci Clark – Virginia Roadsters (23-8, 1.51 ERA, 168 Ks)
2000 Steph Klaviter – Florida Wahoos (10-2, 0.25 ERA, 68 Ks)
2001 No Award – League suspended

WPF/WPSL – Hitter of the Year

1997 Liz Mizera – Orlando Wahoos (.347, 7 HRs)
1998 Crystl Bustos – Orlando Wahoos (.400, 10 HRs, 36 RBIs)
1999 Marty Laudato – Tampa Bay FireStix (.311, 8 HRs, 36 RBIs)
2000 Patti Benedict – Florida Wahoos (.330, 1 HR, 7 RBIs)
2001 No Award – League suspended

WPF/WPSL – Defensive Player of the Year

1997 Rashunda Taylor – Orlando Wahoos
1998 Shama Wilson – Georgia Pride 1999
Randi Berg – Georgia Pride 2000
Julie Smith – Ohio Pride 2001 N
o Award – League suspended

WPF/WPSL – Home Run Champion

1997 7 – Sue Lewis-Newton, Orl.; Liz Mizera, Orl.; Trisha Reinhardt, Durham
1998 10 – Monica Armendarez, Car.; Crystal Boyd, GA.; Crystl Bustos, Orlando
1999 12 – Monica Armendarez , Carolina Diamonds 2000 5 – Jaime Foutch, Ohio Pride
2001 No leader – League suspended

WPF/WPSL – Coach of the Year

1997 Lu Harris – Orlando Wahoos
1998 Sharron Backus – Orlando Wahoos
1999 Linda Derk – Tampa Bay FireStix
2000 Cindy Bristow – Florida Wahoos
2001 No Award – League suspended

WPF/WPSL Annual Standings

1997

W-L Pct. GB Orlando Wahoos (xy) 57-12 0.826 –

Virginia Roadsters (z) 33-37 0.471 24.5
Tampa Bay Firestix 31-39 0.443 26.5
Durham Dragons 30-39 0.435 27
Carolina Diamonds 29-41 0.414 28.5
Georgia Pride 29-41 0.414 28.5

(x) 1st half champ (y) 2nd half champ (z) Finals berth

1997 WPSL Championship Series Results

Game 1: Orlando Wahoos 3, Virginia Roadsters 1, (Peninsula Stadium – Hampton, Va.) WP – D. Doom (1-0), LP – A. Franzen (0-1), HR – S. Lewis-Newton (1)
Game 2: Virginia Roadsters 4, Orlando Wahoos 3, (Peninsula Stadium – Hampton, Va.) WP – G. Weber (1-0), LP – S. Dawson (0-1), HR – None
Game 3: Orlando Wahoos 10, Virginia Roadsters 3, (Alfond Stadium – Orlando, Fla.) WP – D. Doom (2-0), LP – A. Franzen (0-2), HR – R. Taylor (1)
Game 4: Orlando Wahoos 11, Virginia Roadsters 1, (Alfond Stadium – Orlando, Fla.) WP – D. Doom (3-0), LP – G. Weber (1-1), SV – S. Dawson (1), HR – T Echo-Hawk (1)

1998

W-L Pct. GB

Orlando Wahoos (y) 42-24 0.626 –
Georgia Pride 36-30 0.545 6
Carolina Diamonds (x) 34-31 0.523 7.5
Durham Dragons 31-32 0.492 9.5
Tampa Bay FireStix 27-39 0.409 15
Virginia Roadsters 25-39 0.391 16

(x) 1st half champ (y) 2nd half champ

1998 WPSL Championship Series Results

Game 1: Orlando Wahoos 8, Carolina Diamonds 0, (Sims Legion Park – Gastonia, N.C.) WP – K. Clark (1-0), LP – J. Most (0-1), HR – None
Game 2: Orlando Wahoos 8, Carolina Diamonds 2, (Sims Legion Park – Gastonia, N.C.) WP – D. Doom (1-0), LP – A. Kyler (0-1), HR – J. Otten 2; A. Poulson 2

1999

W – L Pct. GB

Tampa Bay FireStix (x) 37-29 0.561 –
Virginia Roadsters (y) 34-32 0.515 3
Akron Racers (y) 34-32 0.515 3
Georgia Pride 33-33 0.500 4
Carolina Diamonds 32-34 0.485 5
Durham Dragons 28-38 0.424 9

(x) finals berth (y) semi final berth

1999 WPSL Championship Semifinal Results

Game 1: Akron Racers 1, Virginia Roadsters 0, (Firestone Stadium – Akron, Ohio) WP – A. Kyler (1-0), LP – K. Clark (0-1)
Game 2: Akron Racers 4, Virginia Roadsters 1, (Firestone Stadium – Akron, Ohio) WP – S. Dawson (1-0), LP – K. Clark (0-2), HR – S. Maumausolo (1)

1999 WPSL Championship Series Results

Game 1: Tampa Bay FireStix 3, Akron Racers 2 (12), (Firestone Stadium – Akron, Ohio) WP – D. Weiman (1-0), LP – C. Brookbank (0-1), HR – P. Dufficy (1)
Game 2: Tampa Bay FireStix 2, Akron Racers 1, (Firestone Stadium – Akron, Ohio) WP – M. Triner (1-0), LP – S. Dawson (0-1), HR – C. Bustos (1)

2000

W – L Pct. GB Florida Wahoos (x) 24- 8 0.750 –

Ohio Pride (y) 16-16 0.500 8
Akron Racers 15-17 0.469 9
Tampa Bay FireStix 9-23 0.281 13

(x) finals berth-1st (y) finals berth-2nd

2000 WPSL Championship Series Results

Game 1: Florida Wahoos 3, Ohio Pride 0, (Meador Park – Springfield, Mo.) WP – S. Klaviter (1-0), LP – H. Compton (0-1)
Game 2: Florida Wahoos 1, Ohio Pride 0, (Meador Park, Springfield, Mo.) WP – S. Klaviter (2-0), LP – B. McArthur (0-1), SV – K. Clark (1)

2001 WPSL – League suspended indefinitely

All Time WPF/WPSL LeadersBATTING AVG. (MIN 250 AB) Player Avg. Years

Crystl Bustos .386 98-99
Patti Benedict .317 98-00
Liz Mizera .316 97-98
Crystal Boyd .308 97-99
Angie Jacobs .302 97-98

HITS Player Hits Years

Priscilla Welch 215 97-00
Crystal Boyd 178 97-99
Venus Taylor 173 97-00
Patti Benedict 171 98-00
Patti Raduenz 165 97-00

HOME RUNS Player HRs Years

Monica Armendarez 23 98-00
Marty Laudato 20 97-00
Crystl Bustos 17 98-99
Liz Mizera 16 97-98
Crystal Boyd 13 97-99

RBI Player RBIs Years

Marty Laudato 91 97-00
Crystal Boyd 86 97-99
Andrea D’Innocenzo 83 97-00
Patti Raduenz 76 97-00
Liz Mizera 73 97-98

WINS Player Wins Years

Kaci Clark 53 98-00
Sarah Dawson 49 97, 99-00
Dee Dee Weiman 46 97-00
Carla Brookbank 36 97-00
Karen Jackson 26 97-99
Amy Kyler 26 97-00

2000 Central Park to Sydney all Star Series

Team USA 11-0
Tampa Bay Firestix 0-2
Akron Racers 0-2
Florida Wahoos 0-2
Ohio Pride 0-2
WPSL All Stars 0-3

2001 WPSL Tour of Fast Pitch Champions

WPSL All-Stars (6-15-1 Record)

Patti Benedict (22-69, .319, 1 HR, 7 RBIs)
Danielle Cox (13-56, .232, 0 HRS, 3 RBIs)
Kellyn Tate (9-39, .231, 0 HRs, 2 RBIs)
Jaime Foutch (13-60, .217, 4 HRs, 14 RBIs)
Amy Kyler (4-5, 2.85 ERA)
Kaci Clark (1-4, 5.73 ERA)
Steph Kleviter (1-6, 7.71 ERA)

WPSL Gold Team (Team USA) (18-6-1 Record)

Lisa Fernandez (18-45, .400, 4 HRs, 14 RBIs; 11-1, 0.31 ERA)
Crystal Bustos (22-58, .397, 4 HRs, 17 RBIs)
Jennifer Brundage (20-60, .333, 2 HRs, 6 RBIs)
Teri Goldberg (25-80, .312, 2 HRs, 15 RBIs)
Michele Smith (11-40, .275, 1 HR, 3 RBIs; 5-2, 1.73 ERA)

Other Teams Record

USA Red 0-1
USA Blue 1-0
Tennessee All Stars 0-1
White Sox All Stars 0-2
Team Canada 1-1

2002 NSA World Championship Exhibition

Game 1 – WPSL All-Stars 13, Tennessee All-Stars 1
Game 2 – WPSL All-Stars 7, Tennessee All-Stars 1 Notes: Julie Marshall, WPSL All-Stars was 5-7 with 2 homers, 1 double and a walk in the 2 games

NPF All-Stars Record: (17-6)

Women’s National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) 2004

2004 Standings W – L Pct.

Texas Thunder 41-17 .707
NY/NJ Juggernaut 39-21 .650
Akron Racers 39-21 .650
New England Riptide 25-35 .417
Arizona Heat 19-41 .317
California Sunbirds 15-43 .259

NPF All-Star Games

Game-1 – Team USA 5, NPF East All-Stars 0
Game-2 – Team USA 5, NPF West All-Stars 2

NPF Playoff Results (best of 3)

New York/New Jersey Juggernaut – Akron Racers (2-1)
New England Riptide – Texas Thunder (2-1)

NPF Championship

New York/New Jersey Juggernaut 10, New England Riptide 1 MVP- Amanda Scott, New York/New Jersey Juggernaut

NPF Awards –

Player of the Year – Iyhia McMichael, Akron Racers
Batting Champion – Iyhia McMichael, Akron Racers
Manager of the Year – Wayne Daigle, Texas Thunder
Pitcher of the Year – Christa Williams, Texas Thunder
Defensive Player of the Year – Lindsay Gardner, Texas Thunder

NPF Statistical Leaders:

Batting Leader – Iyhia McMichael, Akron – .331
Home Run Leader – Julie Marshall, California – 6
RBI Leader – Trena Peel, Akron – 27
Pitching Leader – Amanda Scott, NY/NJ – 15-7
Strikeout Leader – Jocelyn Forest, New England – 162
ERA Leader – Christa Williams, Texas – 0.64

Women’s National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) 2005

2005 Standings* W – L Pct.

Chicago Bandits 41- 7 .854
Akron Racers 36-10 .783
Texas Thunder 35-12 .745
New York Juggernaut 31-14 .689
Arizona Heat 30-16 .652
New England Riptide 25-23 .521

* Games include international competition

NPF All-Star Game East All-Stars 2, West All-Stars 1 MVP- Iyhia McMichael, East (Akron Racers)

NPF Playoff Results Chicago Bandits 6, New York Juggernaut 3 Akron Racers 1, Texas Thunder 0

NPF Championship Akron Racers 5, Chicago Bandits 4 MVP- Iyhia McMichael, Akron Racers

NPF Awards –

Player of the Year – Kristen Zaleski, Texas Thunder
Batting Champion – Kristen Zaleski, Texas Thunder
Co-Managers of the Year – Eugene Lenti and Mickey Dean, Chicago Bandits
Co-Pitchers of the Year – Lauren Bay and Jennie Finch, Chicago Bandits
Offensive Player of the Year – Chrystl Bustos, Akron Racers
Defensive Player of the Year – Lisa Iancin, New England Riptide
NPF Louisville Slugger/Anderson Bat HR Derby Champ – Stacey Nuveman, Arizona Heat

NPF Statistical Leaders:

Batting Leader – Kristen Zaleski, Texas Thunder – .468
Home Run Leader – Crystl Bustos, Akron Racers – 19
RBI Leader – Crystl Bustos, Akron Racers – 57
Pitching Leader – Christa Williams, Texas Thunder (17-5) and Lauren Bay, Chicago Bandits (17-1)
Strikeout Leader – Christa Williams, Texas Thunder – 172
ERA Leader – Christa Williams, Texas – 0.76

Women’s National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) 2006

2006 Standings W – L Pct.

Chicago Bandits 30-12 .714
Connecticut Brakettes 27-15 .643
Akron Racers 29-17 .630
New England Riptide 24-17 .585
Texas Thunder 21-27 .438
Arizona Heat 20-28 .417
Philadelphia Force 14-28 .333

NPF Playoff Results:

New England Riptide defeated Chicago Bandits 1-0
Connecticut Brakettes defeated Akron Racers 1-0

NPF Championship: (best of 3)

New England Riptide defeated Connecticut Brakettes (2-0) MVP – Jocelyn Forest, New England Riptide

NPF Awards –

Player of the Year, Lyndsey Angus, New England
Pitcher of the Year, Sarah Pauly, Connecticut Brakettes
Offensive Player of the Year, Jessica Merchant, Connecticut Brakettes
Defensive Player of the Year, Carri Leto, Philadelphia Force
Rookie of the Year, Stacy May, Chicago Bandits
Co-Managers of the Year, Eugene Lenti & Mickey Dean, Chicago Bandits

NPF Statistical Leaders:

Batting Leader – Kelly Kretschman, Connecticut Brakettes – .410
Home Run Leader – Jessica Merchant, Connecticut Brakettes – 12
RBI Leader – Jaime Clark, Chicago Bandits – 32
Pitching Leaders – Jocelyn Forest, New England Riptide – 15-5
Pitching Leaders – Sarah Pauly, Connecticut Brakettes 15-5
Pitching Leaders – Radara McHugh, Akron Racers 15-7
Strikeout Leader – Christa Williams, Texas Thunder – 161
ERA Leader – Sarah Pauly, Connecticut Brakettes – 1.24

Women’s National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) 2007

2007 Standings W – L Pct.

Washington Glory 34-10 .773
Akron Racers 26-17 .605
New England Riptide 26-18 .591
Rockford Thunder 24-20 .545
Philadelphia Force 24-20 .545
Chicago Bandits 23-21 .523

NPF Playoffs (Top-4 advance to Double Elimination format) Winner’s Bracket-

#1 Washington Glory defeated #4 Rockford Thunder

#3 New England Riptide defeated #2 Akron Racers 3-0

Washington Glory defeated New England Riptide (winner’s bracket final)

Loser’s Bracket-

Rockford Thunder eliminated Akron Racers 6-3

Rockford Thunder eliminated New England Riptide 5-0

NPF Championship (Washington has to lose twice) –

Washington Glory eliminated Rockford Thunder 3-1

Playoff MVP – Monica Abbott (P), Washington Glory (2-0 record including a no-hitter)

NPF Awards –

Player of the Year – Amber Jackson (SS), Washington Glory (.372, 15 HRs, 38 RBIs)
Pitcher of the Year – Desiree Serrano, Washington Glory (18 wins)
Gold Glove Award – Veronica Wootson (2B), Akron Racers
Defensive Player of the Year – Jackie Pasquerella (3B), New England Riptide
Rookie of the Year – Kristina Thorson (P), Philadelphia Force
Manager of the Year – Carie Dever-Boaz, Washington Glory (1st place, 34-10)

NPF Statistical Leaders:

Batting Leader – Norrelle Dickson, Akron Racers – .387 Home Runs Leader – Amber Jackson, Washington Glory – 15
RBI Leader – Amber Jackson, Washington Glory – 38 Pitching Leader – Desiree Serrano, Washington Glory – 18
Strikeout Leader – Eileen Canney, New England Riptide – 137 ERA Leader – Eileen Canney, New England Riptide – 1.17

NPF All-League Team:

P- Desiree Serrano, Washington Glory
P – Sarah Pauly, Washington Glory
P – Eileen Canney, New England Riptide
P – Kristina Thorson, Philadelphia Force
C – Mackenzie Vandergeest, Rockford Thunder
1B – Kellie Wilkerson, Philadelphia Force
2B – Veronica Wootson, Akron Racers
3B – Norrelle Dickson, Akron Racers
SS – Amber Jackson, Washington Glory
OF – Shanel Scott, New England Riptide
OF – Sharonda McDonald, Philadelphia Force
OF – Kristen Zaleski, Rockford Thunder
At-large – Oli Keohohou, Washington Glory
At-large – Nichole Thompson, Washington Glory
At-large – Kristen Butler, Akron Racers
At-large – Chelsea Spencer, Philadelphia Force
At-large – Serena Settlemier, Rockford Thunder
At-large – Jaime Clark, Chicago Bandits

ASA Masters & Seniors Softball Nationals

ASA / ASA Masters & Seniors Slow Pitch
November 9, 2018

ASA Men's 35 and over
Year	Champions
1984 	St. Pat's Knights of Columbus/Budweiser, Warren, MI (Invitational)
1985 	Budweiser, Warren, MI
1986 	Budweiser, Warren, MI
1987 	Budweiser, Detroit, MI
1988 	Nothdurft Tool & Die, Detroit, MI
1989 	Nothdurft Tool & Die, Mt Clemens, MI	(MVP-Mike Turk, Nothdurft)
1990 	Nothdurft Tool & Die, Mt Clemens, MI	(MVP-Mike Turk, Nothdurft)
1991 	Virginia Pets, Annandale, VA
1992 	Nothdurft, Clinton Township, MI
1993 	Nothdurft, Clinton Township, MI
1994 	Vector Security, Harrisburg, PA
1995 	Winchell Clinic, Evansville, IN
1996	Capitol X-Ray, Herndon, VA
1997	Winchell Chiropractic, Evansville, IN
1998	Minnesota Merchants, Eden Prairie, MN
1999	Minnesota Merchants, Eden Prairie, MN
2000	Thurs Roofing, Brooklyn Park, MN
2001	Fourstar, Cleveland, OH
2002	Warthen Fuel/Eagle Group/TPS, Dover, DE
2003	Minnesota Merchants, Eden Prairie, MN
2004	Cancelled
2005	AIA/Enola Sportsmen, Harrisburg, PA
2006	Cornerstone/Heritage Carpentry, Norwalk, CT
2007	Heritage Carpentry, Norwalk, CT
2008	Production Painting, Stamford, CT
2009	Team Kohn/Supreme, Naples, FL
2010	Fence Brokers/Team Kitty/Club Z/Romeo Sports, Homewood, AL
2012	Dust-Tex/Broken Oar/Bud Light, Mandan, ND 	(Rec Champs, Comp Cancelled)
2013	Cancelled
2014	Cancelled
2015	Cancelled
2016	Center Merchants, Center, ND
2017	Miller Lite, Moorhead, MN

ASA Men's 40 and over
Year	Champions
1990 	Interstate Battery, Angier, NC
1991 	Old A's, El Sombrante, CA
1992 	California Burgers, Citrus Heights, CA
1993 	California Burgers, Citrus Heights, CA
1994 	Capital X-Ray Classics, Fairfax, VA
1995 	Harrison's, Portsmouth, VA
1996	ECN Mortgage, Melbourne, FL
1997	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
1998	Triangle Masters, Raleigh, NC
1999	Sun Devils, Orange, CA
2000	Sun Devils, Orange, CA
2001	7-7 Tires, Evansville, IN
2002	X-Treme/Impact, Woodbridge, VA
2003	M. A. Clary Construction, San Carlos, CA
2004	Big Dogs/HET/Shelds Paving, Pittsburgh, PA
2005	M.A. Clary Construction/O'C Volvo, San Carlos, CA
2006	Team Worth, Ft. Pierce, FL
2007	JK Incorporated, Anaheim, CA
2008	JK Incorporated, Anaheim, CA
2009	Fencebrokers/Team Kitty/Club Z/Romeo's Sports, Birmingham, AL
2010	JK Incorporated, Anaheim, CA
2011	JK Incorporated, Anaheim, CA
2012	Fencebrokers/Team Kitty/Club Z, Birmingham, AL	(Comp Champs)
	Virginia Masters, Mechanicsville, VA		(Rec Champs)
2013	Virginia Masters, Mechanicsville, VA		(Rec Champs, Comp Cancelled)
2014	Touch of Gray, Edmond, OK
2015	Cancelled
2016	Team LTP, Manalapan, NJ
2017	Team LTP, Manalapan, NJ

ASA Men's 45 and over
Year	Champions
1987 	Hanson Savings & Loan, Beltsville, MD
1988 	Lithoplates North, Charlotte, NC
1989 	Capitol Oil, Columbus, IN		(Batting Champ - Hal Wiggins, Masters12)
1990 	Capitol Oil, Columbus, IN		(All America - Bert Smith, Seta)
1991 	Northdruft, Clinton, IN
1992 	Country's Cable, Monroe, WA
1994 	Dan Smith Plastering, San Jose, CA
1995 	Dan Smith Plastering, San Jose, CA
1996	Winchell Chiropractic, Evansville, IN
1997	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
1998	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
1999	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
2000	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
2001	Maroadi Transfer/Frank-N-Stein, Jeannette, PA
2002	Maroadi Transfer/Frank-N-Stein/Hoov's/Big Dogs/Sports Page, Jeannette, PA
2003	Golf Warehouse, Elk River, MN
2004	Courtesy Auto Body, Culver City, CA
2005	Courtesy Auto Body, Culver City, CA
2006	Cancelled
2007	Courtesy/Kelly's Sports/Combat, Culver City, CA
2008	Cancelled
2009	Courtesy Auto Body, Culver City, CA
2010	Minnesota Merchants, Minneapolis, MN
2011	Minnesota Merchants, Minneapolis, MN
2012	Cancelled
2013	Cancelled
2014	N/A - Cancelled
2015	N/A - Cancelled
2016	N/A - Cancelled
2017	N/A - Not held
2018	N/A - Not held

ASA Men's 50 and over
Year	Class	Champions
1992	Major	Great Lakes UAW-1112, Youngstown, OH
1993	Major	Betty and Jakes, Baltimore, MD
1994	Major	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
1995	Major	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
1996	Major	Montgomery Auto, Washington, DC
1997	Major	Fergies, Annapolis, MD
1998	Major	Fergies, Annapolis, MD
1999	Major	Dan Smith Softball, Spokane, WA
	A	Hendricks Sports, Houston, TX
2000	Major	Fergies, Annapolis, MD
	A	Florida Crush Brevard, Melbourne, FL
2001	Major	Fergies, Annapolis, MD
	A	Indiana Legends Plainfield, IN
2002	Major	Florida Crush/Demarini, Boca Raton, FL
	A	Angle Inn, Joppa, MD
2003	Major	Fergies, Queenstown, MD
	A	Tee's & Cue's, Orlando, FL
2004	Major +	Kelly's Sports, Fairfield, CA
	Major	- Not Held
	AAA	Pop A Top, Stew Yuma, AZ
	AA	JSA/Moe's, Dover, NH
2005	Major +	Al Estes Bail Bonds, Pinellas Park, FL
	Major	Murphy's Law, Springfield, VA
	AAA	Pill & Pill, Martinsburg, WV
	AA	TNT Sports Club, Norristown, PA
2006	Major +	Connecticut Sports Plex, North Branford, CT
	Major	Travelodge Bears, Martinsville, IN
	AAA	Triangle Cobras, Raleigh, NC
	AA	KJP Sales, Midland, MI
2007	Major +	Damon's Grill, Baltimore, MD
	Major	Travelodge 55's, Martinsville, IN
	AAA	KJP Sales, Midland, MI
	AA	State College, Saxton, PA
======= 50+ Divided into East and West
2008	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	Frederick Chevrolet/E&E Metal Fab., Harrisburg, PA
	AAA East	Carpenter's Legends, Youngsville, NC
	AA East		Indiana Old Stars, Cedar Lake, IN
	Major + West	- Cancelled
	Major West	- Cancelled
	AAA West	Dust-Tex, Mandan, ND
	AA West		Dust-Tex, Mandan, ND
2009	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	Carpenter's Legends, Youngsville, NC
	AAA East	Eagle Tile/Who's On First, Stevensville, MD
	AA East		Helwigs, Milford, CT
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2010	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	IMS Dogs, Aldie, VA
	AAA East	Dust-Tex, Mandan, ND
	AA East		TNT Sports Club, Norristown, PA
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2011	Major + Classification Discontinued
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Dust-Tex, Mandan, ND
	AA East		Dudleck Guttering, Burlington, NC
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2012	Major East	Veltri/Vector-AIA/Turkey Hill, Harrisburg, PA
	AAA East	Carolina A'S, Concord, NC
	AA East		Spring-Ford AA, Linfield, PA
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2013	Major East	Louisville, KY
	AAA East	TNT Sports Club, Norristown, PA
	AA East		Grill 584/Dave's Furniture, Burlington, NC
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2014	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	JJM Properties/Silver Bullets, Milford, CT
	AA East		Indiana Old Stars, Cedar Lake, IN
	All 50 West	- Cancelled
2015	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Casner Environmental, Joppa, MD
	AA East		Grill 584, Burlington, NC
	Major West	Doerflingers, Yelm, WA
	AAA West	- Cancelled
	AA West		- Cancelled
2016	Major East	TNT Sports Club, Norristown, PA
	AAA East	Carolina Five-O, Raleigh, NC
	AA East		Garner Lumber, Huntingdon, PA
	Major West	Cornerstone, Portland, OR
	AAA West	Portland Marathon, Vancouver, WA
	AA West		- Cancelled
2017	Major East	Hard Hat/Latellas/Viosports, East Haven, CT
	AAA East	Carolina Five-O, Raleigh, NC
	AA East		Garner Lumber, Huntingdon, PA
	All 50 West	- Not Held

ASA Men's 55 and over
Year	Class	Champions
1988	Major	Southern Cal Braves, San Marcos, CA
1989	Major	The Masters 12, Harrison, OH
1990	Major	Cane Run Stables, Fort Wright, KY	(Ray Whitey Brown - All American)
1991	Major	Wiggins Iron Works, Savannah, GA
1992	Major	Joseph Chevrolet, Cincinnati, OH
1993	Major	Nothdurft, Clinton Township, MI
1994	Major	Nothdurft, Warren, MI
1995	Major	Florida Legends, Fort Myers, FL
1996	Major	Nothdurft, St. Clair, MI
1997	Major	Florida Legends, Fort Myers, FL
1998	Major	Florida Legends, Fort Myers, FL
1999	Major	Sawtre Texas Legends, Garland, TX
2000	Major	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
	A	Georgia Express, Buford, GA
2001	Major	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
	A	Not Held
2002	Major	Faith Electric, Cartersville, GA
	A	Johnson City 55's, Johnson City, TN
2003	Major	Houston Texans, Spring, TX
	A	Storm, West Palm Beach, FL
2004	Major	Old A's, Walnut Creek, CA
	A	Not Held
2005	Major +	Turn Two/Rekco/County Sports, Richmond, VA
	Major	American Marking, Birmingham, AL
	AAA	Double LL Roofing, Orlando, FL
	AA	Dayton Legends, Dayton, OH
2006	Major +	Connecticut Sports Plex, North Branford, CT
	Major	Murphy's Law, Springfield, VA
	AAA	New Jersey Hitmen, Stocton, NJ
	AA	High Street Bucs, Baltimore, MD
2007	Major +	Spicers/33 1/2, Olney, MD
	Major	NJ Hitmen, Stockton, NJ
	AAA	VA Vending/TGI Fridays, Richmond, VA
	AA	Southland Log Homes, Christiansburg, VA

55+ Divided into East and West
2008	Major + East	Travelodge, Columbus, IN
	Major East	Southern Slam, Moultrie, GA
	AAA East	Northern Virginia Force, Springfield, VA
	AA East		Lou's Royals, Charlotte, NC
	All 55 West	Cancelled
2009	Major + East	Not Held
	Major East	Sportsman Shop/Elite/Spicers, Richmond, VA
	AAA East	High Street Bucs, Baltimore, MD
	AA East		Spring-Ford AA, Linfield, PA
	All 55 West	Cancelled
2010	Major + East	Not Held
	Major East	High Street Bucs, Baltimore, MD
	AAA East	Double Nickel, Virginia Beach, VA
	AA East		Scoreboard/Roadhouse Blues, Stroudsburg, PA
	All 55 West	Cancelled

2011	Major + Classification Discontinued
	Major East	Kinnco, Columbus, IN 
	AAA East	- Not Held
	AA East		Lewisville Masters, Clemmons, NC
	All 55 West	- Cancelled
2012	Major East	DHC/Kinnco, Columbus, IN
	AAA East	High Street Bucs, Baltimore, MD
	AA East		Golden Vipers, Sterling Heights, MI
	All 55 West	- Cancelled
2013	Major East	Triangle Masters, Chapel Hill, NC
	AAA East	- Not Held
	AA East		Golden Vipers, Sterling Heights, MI
	All 55 West	- Cancelled
2014	Major East	Triangle Masters, Chapel Hill, NC
	AAA East	Lewisville Masters, Clemmons, NC
	AA East		Angus Barn-PCI, Youngsville, NC
	All 55 West	- Cancelled
2015	Major East	Triangle Masters, Chapel Hill, NC
	AAA East	Lewisville Masters, Clemmons, NC
	AA East		Big Earl & George's Softball, Burlington, NC
	Major West	Wolf Pack, Oregon
	AAA West	- Cancelled
	AA West		- Cancelled
2016	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Lewisville Masters, Clemmons, NC
	AA East		DJ Seniors, Burlington, NC
	Major West	NW Hitmen, Lacy, WA
	AAA West	- Cancelled
	AA West		- Cancelled
2017	Major East	Speed 55, Cornelius, NC
	AAA East	Lewisville Masters, Clemmons, NC
	AA East		DJ Seniors, Burlington, NC
	All 55 West	- Not Held

ASA Men's 60 and over
Year	Class	Champions
1993	Major	Forrest Park, Tyrone, GA
1994	Major	Tri-State Masters, Dayton, OH
1995	Major	Fairway Ford, Placenta, CA
1996	Major	Fairway Ford, Placenta, CA
1997	Major	Wopac Masters ,Cincinnati, OH
1998	Major	North Cal Blue Jays, Redwood City, CA
1999	Major	Florida Crush, Fort Meyers, FL
2000	Major	- Not Held
	A	Dan's Montgomery Auto, Glen Burnie, MD
2001	Major	Florida Crush Legends, Ft. Meyers, FL	
	A	Oklahoma Seniors Tulsa, OK
2002	Major	Florida Crush Legends, Ft. Meyers, FL
	A	Chattanooga Choo Choos, Chichamauauga, TN
2003	Major	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
	A	3 Amigo's Pro Shop, Lady Lake, FL
2004	Major +	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
	AAA	V 60, San Jose, CA
2005	Major +	Thomas Engineering/Tanel 360, Manassas, VA
	Major	Bogey's Sports Bar, Burlington, NC
	AAA	Tharaldson Enterprise, Las Vegas, NV
	AA	Tidewater Patriots, Virginia Beach, VA
2006	Major +	Thomas Engineering/Tanel 360, Manassas, VA
	Major	Bogey's Sports Bar, Burlington, NC
	AAA	Chadwell Homes, Enrico, FL
	AA	Sports Lettering, Knoxville, TN
2007	Major +	Spicers/Turn Two, Richmond, VA
	Major	Matador Club, Birmingham, AL
	AAA	Tidewater 60's, Portsmouth, VA
	AA	Southern Sixties, Buford, GA
======= 60+ Divided into East and West
2008	Major + East	Turn Two/Haynes Jeep/Elite, Richmond, VA
	Major East	Spicer Properties, Keedysville, MD
	AAA East	Flip Dow Bonding Seniors, Gastonia, NC
	AA East		Great Lakes Financial, Midland, MI
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2009	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	Tidewater 60s, Portsmouth, VA 
	AAA East	Express, Carrollton, GA
	AA East		Great Lakes Financial, Midland, MI
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2010	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	Spicer Properties, Keedysville, MD
	AAA East	Southland Log Homes, Blacksburg, VA
	AA East		Spring-Ford AA, Linfield, PA
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2011	Major + Classification Discontinued
	Major East	Northern Virginia Force, Springfield, VA
	AAA East	Code Electric, Raleigh, NC
	AA East		Tri-City 60'S Elizabethton, TN
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2012	Major East	Turn Two/Chavis Softball, Wake Forest, NC
	AAA East	Lou's Royals, Charlotte, NC 
	AA East		State College, State College, PA
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2013	Major East	Superior Senior Softball, Richmond, VA
	AAA East	Carolina Cobras, Chapel Hill, NC
	AA East		Chesapeake 60s, Owings Mills, MD
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2014	Major East	Superior Senior Softball, Richmond, VA
	AAA East	Telmanik Travel, Fort Mill, SC
	AA East		Rookies Bar, Lansing, MI
	All 60 West	- Cancelled
2015	Major East	Superior Senior Softball, Richmond, VA
	AAA East	CH Engineering, Zebulon, NC
	AA East		Flip Dow Bonding Seniors, Gastonia, NC
	Major West	- Cancelled
	AAA West	CC Over, Boise, ID
	AA West		- Cancelled
2016	Major East	Carolina Cobras, Chapel Hill, NC
	AAA East	Golden Vipers, Sterling Heights, MI
	AA East		Rookies Bar, Lansing, MI
	Major West	- Cancelled
	AAA West	Trachshel Auto Body, Salem, OR
	AA West		- Cancelled
2017	Major East	Golden Vipers, Sterling Heights, MI
	AAA East	Crossfit/RDU, Wake Forest, NC
	AA East		Pine Grove Mills VFW, State College, PA
	All 60 West	- Not Held

ASA Men's 65 and over
Year	Class	Champions
1994	Major	Old Dominion, Virginia
1995	Major	HW Sport, Fort Wright, KY
1996	Major	Palm Springs 65's, Westminster, CA
1997	Major	- Cancelled
1998	Major	- Cancelled
1999	Major	Fairway Ford, Placentia, CA
2000	Major	Florida Investment Properties, Lantana, CA
	A	Georgia Peaches, Kathleen, GA
2001	Major	Fairway Ford, Placentia, CA
	A	Georgia Crackers, Dacula, GA
2002	Major	- Not Held
	A	Oklahoma Seniors, Oklahoma City, OK
2003	Major	Dixie Gas, North Palm Beach, FL
	A	- Not Held
2004	Major +	Emerald City Masters, Seattle, WA
	AAA	Fairway Ford, Placentia, CA
2005	Major +	Florida Legends, Nokomis, FL
	Major	Stafford Sales, Burlington, KY
	AAA	T-Graphics, Charleston, WV
	AA	Virginians 65s, Richmond, VA
2006	Major +	- Not Held
	Major	- Not Held
	AAA	Carolina Blue Sky's, Ocean Isle Beach, NC
	AA	Virginia Cavaliers, Great Falls, VA
2007	Major +	Florida Legends/Human Kinetics, Nokomis, FL
	Major	Premium Seats, Jupiter, FL
	AAA	GA Nuggets, Grayson, GA
	AA	Richmond Classics/Estes Express, Richmond, VA
======= 65+ Divided into East and West
2008	Major + East	Florida Legends/Human Kinetics, Nokomis, FL
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Georgia Nuggets, Grayson, GA
	AA East		Burlington Classics, Burlington, NC
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2009	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Blaze, Burlington, NC
	AA East		Burlington Classics, Burlington, NC
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2010	Major + East	- Not Held
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Knoxville Stars/Sports Lettering, Knoxville, TN
	AA East		Turnpike Ford, Charleston, WV 
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2011	Major + Classification Discontinued
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Huffman Electric, Carrolton, GA
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2012	Major East	Not Held
	AAA East	Spicer Properties 65s, Keedysville, MD
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2013	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Spicer Properties 65s, Keedysville, MD
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2014	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Spicer Properties 65s, Keedysville, MD
	AA East		CH Engineering, Raleigh, NC
	All 65 West	- Cancelled
2015	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	CH Engineering, Zebulon, NC
	AA East		Flip Dow Bonding 65s, Gastonia, NC
	Major West	N/A - Cancelled
	AAA West	Last of the Old Growth, Grants Pass, OR
	AA West		Sims, Lacy, WA
2016	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Carolina Cobras, Chapel Hill, NC
	AA East		Code Electric/Oakes Grading, Raleigh, NC
	Major West	Trachshel Auto Body, Salem, OR
	AAA West	Auto Accessory Distributing, Oregon City, OR
	AA West		Reliant Recovery Water, Hillsboro, OR
2017	Major Plus +	Carolina Cobras, Chapel Hill, NC
	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Northern VA Force 65, Springfield, VA
	AA East		Code Electric/Oakes Grading, Raleigh, NC
	All 65 West	- Not Held

ASA Men's 70 and over
Year	Champions
1994	-	Thomas Engineering, Manassas, VA
1995	-	- Cancelled
1996	-	- Cancelled
1997	-	- Cancelled
1998	-	- Cancelled
1999	-	- Cancelled
2000	-	- Cancelled
2001	-	Georgia Peaches, Norcross, GA
2002	-	- Cancelled
2003	-	- Cancelled
2004	-	- Cancelled
2005	-	- Cancelled
2006	-	- Cancelled
2007	Major	Southern Pride, Montgomery, AL 
	AAA	Hamel's 70s, Owings, MD
======= 70+ Divided into East and West
2008	Major East	Georgia Peaches, Lawrenceville, GA
	AAA East	- Not Held
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2009	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Burlington Classics II, Burlington, NC
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2010	Major East	Hamel's 70s, Elkridge, MD
	AAA East	Burlington Classics II, Burlington, NC
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2011	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Carolina Cardinals 70s, Apex, NC
	AA East		- Not Held
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2012	All 70 East	- Cancelled
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2013	All 70 East	- Cancelled
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2014	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Georgia Nuggets, Grayson, GA
	AA East		Burlington Classics, Mebane, NC
	All 70 West	- Cancelled
2015	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	Carolina Cardinals 70+, Apex, NC
	AA East		Burlington Classics, Mebane, NC
	Major West	- Cancelled
	AAA West	Bonaventure, Vancouver, WA
	AA West		- Cancelled
2016	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	- Not Held
	AA East		Richmond Classics/Estes Express Line, Richmond, VA
	Major West	- Cancelled
	AAA West	Sims, Lacy, WA
	AA West		- Cancelled
2017	Major East	- Not Held
	AAA East	- Not Held
	AA East		Flip Dow Bonding, Gastonia, NC
	All 70 West	- Cancelled

ASA Men's 75 and over
Year	Champions
1994	-	Virginia Titans, VA
1995	-	- Cancelled
1996	-	- Cancelled
1997	-	- Cancelled
1998	-	- Cancelled
1999	-	- Cancelled
2000	-	- Cancelled
2001	-	- Cancelled
2002	-	- Cancelled
2003	-	- Cancelled
2004	-	- Cancelled
2005	-	- Cancelled
2006	-	- Cancelled
2007 	-	- Cancelled
======= 75+ Divided into East and West
2008	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2009	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2010	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2011	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2012	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2013	-		- East and West both Cancelled
2014	AAA East	Leiden's 75s, Augusta, GA
2015	AAA East 	Not Held	
	AA East 	Leiden's Legends, Augusta, GA
	All 75 West	N/A - Cancelled
2016	AAA East 	Carolina Blue Sky, Jacksonville, NC
	AA East 	Burlington Classics, Burlington, NC
	All 75 West	N/A - Cancelled
2017	AAA East 	Carolina Blue Sky, Jacksonville, NC
	AA East 	Burlington Classics, Mebane, NC
	All 75 West	N/A - Cancelled

Women Slow Pitch Softball Honors and Awards Page

ASA / ISA / NSA / USSSA
November 9, 2018

ASA All Time Teams
USSSA All Time Teams
Women Softball Hall of Fames

ASA Criteria
All-America Selection = 1 
MVP Selection +2
Outstanding Player (Def/Off), etc Award +1
Hall of Fame Induction = +3

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ASA Team of Decade - 1960's (Co-Players of the Decade - Nancy Oldham and Ida Jean Hopkins)
(5)   P    - Dot Bailey (Dana Gardens 1962-P, 63-P, 64-P, 65-P, 66-P)
(4)   C    - Erma Richardson (Dana Gardens 1966-C, 67-C, Escue Pontiac 69-C, Riverside Ford 71-C)
(3)   1B   - Pete Brown (Hornets 65-1B, Fieldcrest Mills 66-1B, Steel Concrete 67-2B)
(2)   2B   - Marge Lynk (Art's Aces 65-2B, 66-2B)
(11)  3B   - Nancy Oldham (Hickory Grove 1962-SS, Hornets 65-SS, Comets 66-3B, 69-SS-MVP, 70-Util, 72-Util, Rockets 68-3B, HOF-99)
(11)  SS   - Ida Jean Hopkins (Cadillac 1964-OF, OH Furniture 65-OF, Ridge 67-SS-MVP, 68-SS-MVP, Raney Tire 70-SS-MVP, HOF-83)
(9)   OF   - Alberta Kohl Sims (Dana Gardens 1957-Outstanding Hitter, 1962-OF, 63-OF, 64-OF-MVP, HOF-74)
(6)   OF   - Norma Eschebrenner Ante, (Dana Gardens 1963-OF, 64-OF, 66-OF, HOF-1978)
(8)   OF   - Donna Wolfe (Dana Gardens 1965-LF, 66-LF, Escue 69-SS, Rutenschroer 71-SF, Sweeney 1973-2B, (HOF-79)
(3)   OF   - Jean Lenzer (Dairy Cottage 1961-OF, Rutenschroer 64-OF, 65-OF)
(3)   OF   - Carol Smith (Rutenschroer  1961-OF, Rutenschroer 64-OF, 65-OF)
(3)   Util - Peggy Carney (Escue Pontiac 1968-P, Rutenschroer 70-1B, 71-P)
(3)   Util - Susan Clark (Steel Concrete 1967-1B, NC Rockets 68-1B, Rubi-Otts 74-1B)
(3)   Util - Jan McCunn (Phil-Queens 1963-2B, Art's Aces 65-SS, 66-SS)
(3)   Util - Patricia Dixon (WFLI 1964-SS, 65-SS, 66-SS)
(3)   Util - Peggy Andrews (Glass Rockets 1960-MVP, Hornets 65-P)
(2)   Util - Nancy Conner (Dana Gardens 1957-MVP)
(2)   Util - Edith Carter Baum (Garvin's Grill 1958-MVP)
(2)   Util - Phyllis Wright (Glass Rockets 1959-MVP)
(2)   Util - Betty Hamlin (Dana Gardens 1957-Outstanding Player)
(2)   Util - Mary Rogers (Pearl Laundry 1958-Outstanding Hitter)
(2)   Util - Margaret Tunie Dooley (Pearl Laundry 1959-Outstanding Hitter)
(2)   Util - Betty Jean Bynum (Pharr Yarn 1962-1B, 63-C)

ASA Team of Decade - 1970's (Player of the Decade - Judy Hedgecock)
(11)  P    - Judy Hedgecock (Comets 1969-P, 70-P, 72-P, Dots 75-P-MVP, 76-P, 77-P, 78-P, HOF-82)
(6)   C    - Linda Ares (Dots 1973-OF, 74-C, 75-C, 76-C, 77-C, 78-C)
(5)   1B   - Princess Carpenter (Robinettes 1970-1B, 75-1B, Stroh's 71-1B, Sweeney 73-1B-MVP)
(3)   2B   - Deb Wohler (Gremlins 1975-2B, 77-2B, 79-2B)
(3)   3B   - Marilyn Boeher (Two Cousins 1970-3B, Sorrento's Pizza 79-Util, 82-Util)
(7)   SS   - Chris Padgett (Dots 1971-SS, 73-Util, 74-SS-MVP, 75-Util, 78-3B, 79-SS)
(6)   OF   - Marilyn Busse (Comets 1966-OF, Publix Tigers 67-CF, Robinettes 73-OF, Rubi-Otts 74-Util, 76-OF-MVP)
(4)   OF   - Kara Newman (Gators 1971-3B, Dots, 74-OF, 75-OF, 76-Util (2nd))
(4)   OF   - Ernestine Hamel (Dots 1971-OF, 75-Util, 78-OF, 79-OF)
(2)   OF   - Jan Dubois (Avantis 73-OF, 75-OF)
(6)   Util - Marsha Repogle Ehler (Rutenschroer 1970-P, Riverside 72-P, Sweeney 73-P, Sorrento's 76-1B, 77-Util, 80-Util)
(4)   Util - Lewanne Fenty (Dots 1970-Util, 73-2B, 74-1B, 75-3B)
(4)   Util - Judy Lockhart (Steel Concrete 1966-Util, Rubi-Otts 73-C, 74-C, 76-C)
(4)   Util - Jenny Johnson (Comets 1970-OF, 72-Util, Sweeney Chevrolet 73-SS, 74-SS)
(3)   Util - Sandy Patten (Dots 1973-1B, 74-P, 76-1B)
(3)   Util - Beverly Shue (Rockets 1970-2B, Rubiotts 74-Util, 76-Util)
(3)   Util - Bev Beck (Rutenschroer Florist 1970-2B, 71-2B, Sorrentos 80-P, UPI/Sorrento's 86-2B)
(3)   Util - Sue Malcolm (Riverside Ford 1972-SS-MVP, Sorrento's Pizza 76-SS)

ASA Team of Decade - 1980's (Player of the Decade - Brenda Smith Foster)
(5)   P   - Nancy Garbett (Spooks 83-P, 84-Util, 87-C, 88-P, Nancy Quarve 98-P-35+)
(7)   C   - Jen Harp Oliver (Frost Cutlery 1982-A-MVP, UPI 87-Util, 91-1B, 88-C, 93-C, 94-C) HOF
(3)  1B   - Brenda Pena (Mustangs 1987-1B, 88-1B, 93-Util))
(13) 2B   - Brenda Smith Foster (Stompers 1981-2B, 82-2B-MVP, 83-2B, 84-Util, 87-2B-A-MVP, UPI 89-2B, 93-2B, 94-2B) HOF-07
(6)  3B   - Lorraine Hudson (Mustangs 1984-P, 85-3B, 86-Util, 87-Util, 89-3B, 93-3B-A)
(6)  SS   - Trina Hertzog (Mustangs 1984-SS, 85-SS, 86-Util, 87-Util, 88-SS, 89-SS)
(10) OF   - Carol Bemis (Spooks 1981-OF, 83-OF, 84-OF-MVP, 1985-OF, 87-OF, 88-OF, HOF-94)
(8)  OF   - Kathy Riley (Hoffman 77-OF-A, Darke Merchants 78-OF-A, Cannan's  1983-OF, 84-OF, 85-OF, 86-OF, 89-OF-MVP)
(9)  OF   - Linda Garbett (Spooks 81-OF, 83, 84, 86-OF, 87-OF, 88-OF, 89-OF, 90-OF-MVP)
(5)  OF   - Myra Williams (Mustangs 1986-OF, 87-OF-MVP, 89-OF, UPI/Fraley's 90-OF)
(11) Util - Linda Polley (Avanatis 1972-SS, 75-Util, Spooks 83-OF-MVP, 85-Util, 87-Util, 88-Util-MVP, HOF-94)
(9)  Util - Sherri Pickard (Rubi-Otts 78-2B, 80-2B-MVP, ??, Cannon's Silver Streak 85-Util, 86-Util, HOF-94)         
(6)  Util - Theresa Held (Spooks 1986-Util, 87-C, 88-OF, 96-OF-MVP, 97-OF)
(5)  Util - Karen Baker (Atlanta Tramps 1987-Util, UPI 88-OF, 89-OF, 93-OF, 94-OF))
(4)  Util - Judy Knight (Spooks 1984-2B, 86-2B, 86-2B, 88-2B)
(4)  Util - Darby Cottle Veazey (Tomboys 1981-SS-MVP, 86-SS, 87-Util)
(4)  Util - Terry Donahue (Stompers 1982-OF, 1983-OF, 84-Util, 85-OF)
(3)  Util - Lisa Sanchez (Illusions 88-SS, Cannan's 89-Util, 91-SS)
(3)  Util - Anna Clements (Bay Brats 1987-OF, Steele's 88-OF, Shooters 00-A, 01-OF)
(3)  Util - Bev Lovitt (Class Act 1988-OF-A, Cannan's 89-OF, 91-Util)
(3)  Util - Mitzy Davis (Cannan's Silver Streak 1984-OF, 85-OF, Cannan's 91-Util)
(3)  Util - Charlotte Dent (UPI/Sorrento's 1986-OF, 88-Util, UPI 89-OF)
(3)  Util - Carol Moering (UPI/Sorrento's 1986-OF, UPI 87-OF, 88-OF)
(3)  Util - Cynthia Cooper (Illusions 1988-OF, Cannan's 89-OF, 91-OF)

ASA Team of Decade - 1990's (Player of the Decade - Sue Bupp Iyles) - not complete (no info after 2006)
(10)  P   - Charlotte Cates (Key Ford Mustangs 1985-P-MVP, 86-P, 87-P, 88-P, 89-P, UPI 91-P, 92-P, 93-P, 94-P)
(4)   C   - Carolyn Ford (Armed Forces 1994-Util, 95-C-MVP, 97-C)
(6)  1B   - Sherri Nidiffer (Fletch's 94-1B-A, 97-1B-A, Lakerettes 01-1B, 03-3B-35+, 04-1B-35+, deja vu 06-1b-35+)
(6)  1B   - Heather Carr (Armed Forces 99-1B-A, 00-1B-A, 01-1B-A, 02-1B-A, 06-1B-MVP-West)
(13) 2B   - Sue Bupp Iyles (Barbelletes 1976 Util, 79-SS, Pacers 86-SS, 93-Util, Lakerettes 94-2B, 95-Util, 96-2B, 98-2B-MVP,
            00-Util, 00-Util-35+, 01-1B-35+, 02-Util-35+)
(9)  SS   - Cheryl Trapnell (AF 88-SS-A, 89-SS-A, 94-Util, 97-SS, 98-Util, 01-SS-MVP-A, 02-SS-A), Yard Dawgs (07-2B-35+)
(7)  SS   - Tiffany Daniels (Gav's Girls 1988-SS-A, Shooters 94-SS-A, 00-SS-A-MVP, 01-SS-MVP, 02-Util, 03-SS-East, 05-Util-East)
(6)  3B   - Gina Green (Mustangs 1986-3B, 88-2B, UPI/Fraley's 90-2B, UPI 92-Util, 93-2B, 94-3B)
(12) OF   - Jody Trimmer (Crusaders 1984-1B, Pacers 86-Util, 87-OF, 89-Util, 90-Util, 92-OF, Lakerettes 98-OF, 00-OF,  
            Long Island Tides 05-OF-East, Lakerettes 00-OF-35+, 01-OF-35+, 03-OF-35+) 
(8)  OF   - Sherri Lynn France (Bally 89-OF-A, 90-OF, 91-OF, Kinder 01-OF, 09, Diamond Queens 02-OF, Enough Said 04-OF-East, 
	    Long Haul 06-OF-East
(7)  OF   - Diane Hatch (Armed Forces 88-OF-A, 89-OF-A, Shooters 94-OF-A, 01-OF, 02-OF, 03-OF-East, 04-OF-East, 05-OF-East)
(4)  OF   - Sonia Pez (Fletch's 1997-OF-A, Lakerettes 98-OF, 00-Util-MVP-35+)
(6)  Util - Sandy Edwards (McLaughlin Oil 1989-util, UPI 92-SS-MVP, 93-SS-MVP, 94-SS)
(4)  Util - Tracey Beasley (Destin Roofing 1991-MVP-A, 93-MVP-A)
(3)  Util - Jeanne Hart (Lakerettes 1990-SS, 93-OF, 94-OF)

ASA Team of Decade - 2000's (Player of the Decade - TBD) - not complete (no info after 2006)
(11) P    - Jennifer "Sis" Woods (Lakerettes 1998-Ut, 00-Ut, 00-P-35+, 01-P-35+, 02-Ut-35+, 03-P-35+, 04-P-35+,
            Long Island Tides 05-Util-East, deja vu 06-P-35+, 07-C-35+)
(4)  C    - Robin Berkowitz (Shooters 03-C-A-East, 03-MVP, 04-C-East)
(8)  1B   - Barb Balestrinos (Lakerettes 1993-1B, 94-Ut, 00-Ut-35+, 01-OF-35+, 02-Ut-35+, 03-1B-35+, 04-Ut-35+, 05-Ut-35+)
(4)  2B   - Cara Coughenour (Long Haul 06-2B-East, 06-2B-MVP, Long Haul 04-2B-35+)
(10) SS   - Carol Byrd Lewis (Bally's 88-SS-A, Fletch's 1994-SS-MVP-A, 97-SS-MVP-A, Lakerettes 00-Ut, 01-SS-35+, 
            02-Ut-35+, 05-2B-35+, deja vu 06-3B-35+)
(10) SS   - Carol Perroz (Lakertettes 1998-SS, 00-3B, 00-3B-35+, 01-2B-35+, 02-Ut-35+, 03-Ut-35+, 04-Ut-35+,
            05-SS-35+, deja vu 06-Ut-35+, Long Island Tides 05-SS-East)
(3)  3B   - Sirene Johnson (Diamond Queens 02-3B, Enough Said 04-3B-East, Enough Said 05-3B-East)
(5)  OF   - Lisa Lines (90-Vernon's-A, Shooters 01-OF, 03-OF-East, 04-OF-East, 05-OF-East)
(3)  OF   - Tonja Russell (Shooters 00-OF-A, 02-Util, Enough Said 04-Util-East)
(3)  OF   - Karla May (Lakerettes 01-OF-35+, 02-OF-35+, deja vu 06-OF-35+)
(3)  OF   - Buffy Arms (Diamond Queens 02-OF, Enough Said 04-OF-East, Long Haul 06-OF-East)
(4)  Util - Marie Pesch (Cannan's 89-Util, 91-C-MVP, Kinder Sharks 01-C)
(4)  Util - Jamie Sheriff (Shooters 01-Util, 02-2B, 03-1B-MVP-East)
(4)  Util - Tammy Baldwin (Armed Forces 03-3B-East, 04-SS-West, 05-MVP)
(3)  Util - Kim Dean (Shooters 01-2B, 03-2B-East, 04-2B-East)
(3)  Util - Mary Hoff (Diamond Queens 02-P, Enough Said 04-P-East, Long Haul 06-P-East)
(3)  Util - Stacey Symonds (Enough Said 04-Util-East)
(3)  Util - Sondra Landry (Enough Said 04-1B-East)
(3)  Util - Bev Reeves (Enough Said 04-OF-East)
(3)  Util - Shirley Simmons Snell (Kinder Sharks 01-3B)
(3)  Util - Kat Sherer (Ladies First 05-Util-West)

ASA Women's All Time Team (All Time MVP - Brenda Smith Foster) - not completed yet
P    - Judy Hedgecock (11)
P    - Charlotte Cates (10)
P    - Jennifer "Sis" Woods (10)
C    - Jen Harp Oliver (7)
1B   - Princess Carpenter (5)
2B   - Brenda Smith Foster (13)
3B   - Nancy Oldham (11)
SS   - Ida Jean Hopkins (11)
OF   - Carol Bemis (10)
OF   - Linda Garbett (9)
OF   - Donna Wolfe (8)
OF   - Alberta Kohl Sims (7)
OF   - Norma Eschebrenner Ante (6)
Util - Sue Bupp Iyles (12)
Util - Linda Polley (11)
Util - Carol Lewis (10)
Util - Carol Perroz (10)
Util - Jody Trimmer (10)
Util - Sherri Pickard (9)
Util - Cheryl Trapnell (9)

Honorable Mention:
Barb Balestrinos (8)
Kathy Riley (8)
Chris Padgett (7)
Sherri France (7)
Diane Hatch (7)
Marsha Repogle Ehler (6)
Marilyn Busse (6)
Trina Hertzog (6)
Linda Garbett (6)
Tiffany Daniels (7)
Sandy Edwards (6)
Heather Carr (6)
Sherri Nidiffer (6)
Gina Green (6)
Theresa Held (6)
Lorraine Hudson (6)
Dot Bailey (5)
Myra Williams (5)
Karen Baker (5)
Lisa Lines (5)

NOTE: Missing the COMPLETE ASA All-American Teams from 1980, 81, 82 & 96.
Will Update when received

USSSA Criteria
All-World Selection = 1 
MVP Selection = +1
Outstanding Offensive or Defensive Award = +1
Hall of Fame Induction = 3

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USSSA Team of Decade - 1970's (Player of the Decade - Jenny Johnson)
(3)   P   - Luann Grymbowski (Stan's Auto Sales 72-P, 73-P, 74-P)		1+1+1
(5)   C   - Pat Schmitt (Muxworthy's Ski-Haus 72-C, Pace 77-C, HOF-82)		1+1+3
(2)   C   - Martha Jo Kidd (Enrico's 1975-C, Sorrento's Pizza ?) 
(1)  1B   - Veronica Vunera (Stan's Auto Sales 1973-1B)
(3)  2B   - Mary West (Stan's Auto Sales 1973-2B, 74-2B-MVP)			1+1+1
(3)  3B   - Terry Waters (Stan's Auto Sales 1973-3B-MVP, 74)			1+1+1
(13) SS   - Jenny Johnson (Sweeney's 76-SS-MVP, 77-SS, Tri-State ?, Famous ???, Empress Chili 86-1B, 88-3B, 89-1B, HOF-81) (9x) 1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+3
(4)  OF   - Carmen King (R.E. Stingers 76-OF, 77-OF, Taylor Stingers ?, Little Caesars 83-OF)	1+1+1+1
(2)  OF   - Evelyn Abell (Loungettes 1973-OF, 75-Util)
(3)  OF   - Nancy Izzy Forrester (Little Caesars 1977-2B, 79-OF-MVP)
(11) OF   - Lynn Putnam Gendron (Real Estate One Stingers 1976-Util, Taylor's Sports Stingers 80-OF-MVP
            Little Caesars 82-OF, 83-OF, 84-OF, Steele's Sports ?, Canton Softball Club 89-1B, HOF-91)
(1)  Util - Pam Rendine (Little Caesars 1979-SS)
(6)  Util - Susan Reidel Mitchell (Real Estate One Stingers 1975-SS, ?, Taylor's Stingers 80-OF, HOF-89)
(5)  Util - Linda McCoy (Muxworthy's Ski-Haus 72?, Pace Electronics 77-C, 78?, HOF-87)
(3)  Util - Genny Belavia (Muxworthy's Ski-Haus 72-3B-MVP, Pace Electronics 75-3B)
(2)  Util - Bev Bunny Fejerski (Pittsburgh Orioles 73-SS, Stan's Auto Sales 76-OF)
(2)  Util - Bonnie Perella (East End Debs 70-1B, East End Debs 71-3B)
(2)  Util - Debbie Cecerie (Pittsburgh Orioles 70, 71-SS)
(2)  Util - Sue Stead (East End Debs 70-SS-MVP)
(2)  Util - Jeri Reidel (East End Debs 71-P-MVP)

USSSA Team of Decade - 1980's (Player of the Decade - Lynn Putham Gendron)
(19)  P   - Brenda Ryan (Northside Knights of Columbus 1985-P-MVP, ?, ?, Empress Chili 93-OF, 95-Util-ODP,
            98-NCSM-P-MVP-35+, 99-P-35+, Ty-1 On 01-P-MVP-35+, 03-P-35+, 04-P-35+ 05-P-35+, 07-B, HOF-02)
(7)   C   - Kay Gilbert (Virginia Belles ?, ?, ?, 89-A?, HOF-90)
(9)  1B   - Jackie Huggins (? 72?, Little Caesars 1983-1B, 84-1B, Taylor's Sports Stingers 79-1B, 80-IF, HOF-86)
(7)  2B   - Sharon Graham (Empress Chili 1983-2B, 88-2B, ?, ?, HOF-97)
(8)  3B   - Pam Patrus (Famous Recipe 83-3B, 84-UT, Empress Chili 88-P-MVP, 90-P, HOF-95)
(14) SS   - Sue Kozoil (Steele's Sports 1987-SS-MVP, 88-SS, Canton Softball Club 89-SS-MVP, Lady Blue 
            92-SS-MVP, 93-SS, 94-SS, UPI/Kinder 96-SS, Kinder Sharks 01-SS, HOF-01)
(11) OF   - Lynn Putnam Gendron (Real Estate One Stingers 1976-Util, Taylor's Sports Stingers 80-OF-MVP
            Little Caesars 82-OF, 83-OF, 84-OF, Steele's Sports ?, ?, Canton Softball Club 89-1B, HOF-91)
(9)  OF   - Dottie Davis (Little Caesars 1979-OF, 84-OF-MVP, Empress Chili 86-OF-ODP, Steele's 87-OF, HOF-85)
(6)  OF   - Tina May Tuck (Famous Recipe 1984-OF, Empress Chili 88-OF, 89-OF, 90-OF, 94-OF)
(6)  OF   - Velma Lehmann (Famous Recipe 1982-OF, Empress Chili 86-OF, 87-OF, HOF-92)
(13) Util - Jan Deters (Famous Recipe 1982-OF, 83-OF, 84-C, Empress Chili 86-C, 87-C, 88-C, ?, 
	    07-Ohio Cardinals-MVP, HOF-89) (8x)
(13) Util - Jenny Johnson (Sweeney's 1976-SS-MVP, 77-SS, Tri-State Auctions ?, Famous Recipe ???,
            Empress Chili 86-1B, 88-3B, 89-1B, HOF-81) (9x)
(6)  Util - Lyn Rose (Empress Chili 1987-OF, 89-OF, 90-OF, HOF-98)
(6)  Util - Joanne Van Vliet (Mr. A's Express 1988-SS, 89-SS, 90-SS, 90-ODPA, HOF-94)
(4)  Util - Linda Mueller McIntyre (Little Caesars 84-Util, HOF-84)
(3)  Util - Mary Strotman (Empress Chili 1986-OF-MVP, 89-EH)
(3)  Util - Patty Silya (Taylor Sports Stingers 1980-OF, Little Caesars 83-SS-MVP)
(3)  Util - Carol Byrd Lewis (Encore 80-SS-MVP-A)
(3)  Util - Laura Fillip (HOF-93)
	  - Mary Crechiolo

1990 Version USSSA Womens All Time Team -Pts
P - Pam Patrus Empress 7
C - Pat Schmitt Pace 5
1B -Jackie Huggins Lady Blue 7.5
2B -Mary West Stan's 4
3B-Sandy Mader Cannans 5
SS-Sue Koziol Steele's 13
OF-Lynn Gendron Little Caesars 11
OF-Dottie Davis Lady Blue 8
OF-Allison Cole Lady Blue 8
OF-Velma Lehman Empress 6

USSSA Team of Decade - 1990's (Player of the Decade - Mary Hoff)
(24) P    - Mary Hoff (Lady Comets 1984-1B, Canton Softball Club 89-P, Lady Blue 91-P-MVP, 92-P, 93-P, UPI-98-P, 
            Santa Monica Yankees 99-P-MVP, Armstrong Lady Rebels 03-P-MVP, ABP/Kinder 00-P, Long Haul/Enough Said 05-P-OOP,
            05-P-Black-MVP, 06-P-ODP, 07-P, 07-P-Black, HOF-05)
(12) C    - Marie Pesch (Cannan's Illusions 90-C, 92-C, 93-C, 95-C, 96-C, UPI 98-C, Kinder Sharks, 02-C, 04-C-OOP, HOF-08) 
(4) 1B    - Lori Erpenbeck (Aero Battery 1990-1B, Salem Hawks 92-1B, 93-1B, Lady Blue 94-1B)
(12) 2B   - Theresa Shephard (Empress Chili 1990-3B, 93-3B, 95-3B, Cannan's 96-2B, 97-2B, ABP/Kinder 00-3B, Kinder Sharks 02-2B, 
            04-2B-OOP, 08-2B ... 95-MVP-Black)
(7)  SS   - Lisa Sanchez (Cannan's 1990-SS, 96-SS-MVP, ABP/Kinder 00-SS-OOP, Kinder Sharks 01-SS-ODPA, 02-SS)
(15) 3B   - Sandy Mader (Cannan's Illusions 1993-3B, 94-3B-MVP, 95-3B, 96-3B, Aero Battery 94-3B-MVP-OOP-Black, 95-3B-OOP-Black 
            96-3B-MVP-Black, Sierra/Illusions 97-3B-Mixed, 98-3B-ODP, HOF-00)
(16) OF   - Bev Lovett (Cannan's Illusions 1990-OF-MVP, 94-OF, 96-OF-OOP, Aero Battery 94-OF-Black, 95-OF-Black, 
            Sierra/Illusions 97-OF-MVP-Mixed, 98, UPI 98-OF, Dynamite Sports 00-OF-Black, 01-OF-Black, 02-OF-Black, HOF-03)
(13) OF   - Allison Cole (Steele's Sports 1988-OF, Canton Softball Club 89-OF, Lady Blue 91-OF, 92-OF, 93-OF, 94-OF-OOP, 
            UPI/Kinder 97-OF, UPI 98-OF-MVP, HOF-96)
(13) OF   - Sherri Lynn France (Salem Hawks 1992-OF, 93-OF, UPI/TPS 95-OF-MVP, UPI/Kinder 96-OF, 97-OF, UPI 98-OF, 
            ABP/Kinder 00-OF-MVP, 01, Long Haul/Enough Said 05-OF-Black-OOP, 06-OF-Black)
(10) OF   - Kathy Riley (L&K Trophy 75-SS-B, Cannan's Illusions 1990-OF, 92-OF, 94-OF, UPI/Kinder 97-OF, UPI 98-OF, 
            Premier Motor Sports 00-OF, HOF-99
(9)  Util - Leslie Cantor (Steele's Sports 88-3B, Canton Softball Club 89-2B, HOF-07) 6x
(6)  Util - Mary Jane "MJ" Ranz (Empress Chili 95-OF, 96-OF, ABP/Kinder 00-OF, Kinder Sharks, 02-OF-MVP, Ty-1-On 03-35+)
(4)  Util - Michele Thompson (UPI/Kinder 96-OF-ODP, 97-OF-OOP)
(4)  Util - Cathy Bradley (Enough Said 06, 06-Black, 07-Black-OOP)
(3)  Util - Mitzi Davis (Cannan's Illusions 92-P, 93-P, 96-OF)
(3)  Util - Meme Vincl (Cannan's Illusions 92-OF, 93-OF-MVP)
(3)  Util - Patrice Detlie (Diamond Queens 98-ODP, ABP/Kinder 00)
(3)  Util - Shannon Ellingsworth (Cannan's Illusions 94-2B, ABP/Kinder 00-2B, Kinder Sharks 04-2B)

USSSA Team of Decade - 2000 (Player of the Decade - TBD) - not complete (no info after 2006)
(10) P    - Dena Stacks (Action Awards 97-Mixed-P, Yard Dawgs 05-A-P, 05-P-35+, 06-P-35+, 07-P-35+)
(5)  2B   - Jackie Watkins (Diamond Queens 98-2B, Snap, Krackle & Pop 99-2B-35+, HOF-04)
(5)  SS   - Shelly Cummins (Auto Body Panel 92-SS, Ty-1-On 03-SS-MVP-35+, 04-SS-35+, 05-SS-35+)
(9)  IF   - Sirene Johnson (Enough Said 05-IF, 05-IF-Black-MVP, 06-IF-Black-MVP, 07, 07-Black)
(9)  OF   - Theresa Hirschauer (Empress 93-OF, Kinder Sharks 02-OF, 03-OF, 04-OF, Ty-1-On 03-OF-ODP, 04-OF-MVP, 07-B)
(6)  OF   - Anna Clements (Shooters 00-OF, 01-OF-MVP, HOF-06)
(6)  Util - Rhonda Graham (Yard Dawgs 05-A, 05-MVP-35+, 07-B, 07-35+)
(11) Util - Stacie Symonds (Enough Said 05, 05-Black, 06, 06-Black-OOP, 07-MVP, 07-Black, Just Enough 06-Mixed)
(3)  Util - Buffy Arms (Diamond Queens 02, Armstrong Lady Rebels 03-ODP)

USSSA Women's All-Time Team  (All Time MVP - Mary Hoff)
P    - Mary Hoff (24)
P    - Brenda Ryan (19)
C    - Marie Pesch (12)
1B   - Jackie Huggins (9)
2B   - Theresa Shephard (12)
3B   - Sandy Mader (15)
SS   - Sue Kozoil (14)
OF   - Bev Lovett (16)
OF   - Allison Cole (13)
OF   - Sherri Lynn France (13)
OF   - Lynn Putnam Gendron (11)
OF   - Kathy Riley (10)
OF   - Dottie Davis (9)
Util - Jenny Johnson (13)
Util - Jan Deters (13)
Util - Stacie Symonds (11)
Util - Leslie Cantor (9)
Util - Sirene Johnson (9)
Util - Pam Patrus (8)
Util - Theresa Shephard (8)
Util - Theresa Hirschauer (8)
Util - Kay Gilbert (7)
Util - Lisa Sanchez (7)
Util - Sharon Graham (7)

Honorable Mention:
Susan Reidel Mitchell (6)
Tina May Tuck (6)
Velma Lehmann (6)
Lyn Rose (6)
Joanne Van Vliet (6)
Mary Jane "MJ" Ranz (6)
Anna Clements (6)
Rhonda Graham (6)

NOTE: Missing the COMPLETE USSSA All-World Teams from 1969, 72, 74, 78, 81, 91, 99 & 03.
Will Update when received. IF ANYBODY OUT THERE HAS THIS INFO, PLEASE LET ME KNOW SO I CAN UPDATE THIS.

NOTE: Special Mention for Senior Softball
(10 All Worlds, 4 MVPs) - Reenie Fitzgerald - She played with several legendary Greater Cincinnati teams during her early career, 
including Dairy Cottage (1964-1968), Escue Pontiac (1969), Tri-State Auction (1970) and Cincinnati Cardinals (1973-1975). 
But it wasn’t until Reenie began to play in the Masters and Senior program that she really hit her stride. In 1993, she joined 
Northern Cincinnati Sports Medicine, which captured the USSSA Women’s 35-Over World Tournament in Columbia, SC.
Reenie had finally won a World Tournament and was named to her first All-World team. Northern Cincinnati Sports Medicine went 
on to win two more 35-Over Worlds in 1998 and 1999, then she then joined the Ohio Cardinals in 1999. Over the next twelve years, 
the Cardinals won eight world titles. Reenie has been named to ten All-World teams, and earned four World Tournament MVP awards. 
Primarily a pitcher, her lifetime won-loss record is an incredible 345-92, and she is 56-9 in world tournament play.
Reenie boasts a career batting average of .620

USSSA
1969 - Manager - Carol Ann Funk, Hi-Landers
1972 - Sharon Kowalski, Musworthy
1977 - Pitcher - Mary Ellen Ford, Pace
1978 - Catcher - Linda McCoy, Pace
1978 - SS - Carol Dwyer, Pace
1980 - Catcher - Linda McCoy, Pace
1980 - 1B - Biz Bush, Pace
1970 - Pitcher - Laura Roundtree, Jacksonville Pacers
1974 - Pitcher - Jami Friedman, Jacksonville Pacers
1975 - SS - Debbie McLane, Jacksonville Pacers
1975 - 1B - Laura Rountree, Jacksonville Pacers
1975 - OF - Bunny Riley, Jacksonville Pacers
1980 - Pitcher - Jami Friedman, Jacksonville Pacers
1980 - Catcher - Melinda Germain, Jacksonville Pacers
1980 - OF - Bunny Riley, Jacksonville Pacers
1981 - Manager - Shirley Jackson, Belles

Women’s Softball Hall of Fames

ASA Women's Slow Pitch Hall of Fame Members
(ASA All-America Teams and ASA National MVP's Listed)

1976 	(OF) Alberta Kohl Sims, Alexandria, KY  - (3 All Americans, 1 MVP)
1978 	(OF) Norma Eschebrenner Ante, Cincinnati, OH  - (3 All Americans)
1979 	(OF) Donna Wolfe, Covington, KY  - (5 All Americans)
*1982 	(P)  Judy Hedgecock, Satellite Beach, FL  - (7 All Americans, 1 MVP)
1983 	(SS) Ida Jean Hopkins, Cleveland, OH  - (5 All Americans, 3 MVPs)
1994 	(OF) Carol Bemis, Golden Valley, MN  - (6 All Americans, 1 MVP)
1994 	(2B) Sherri Pickard, Raleigh, NC  - (5 All Americans, 1 MVP)
1994 	(SS) Linda Polley, Champlin, MN  - (6 All Americans, 2 MVPs)
1999 	(3B) Nancy Oldham, Sanford, NC  - (7 All Americans, 1 MVP)
2007 	(2B) Brenda Smith Foster, Mechanicsville, VA  - (8 All Americans, 2 MVPs)
2008 	(C)  Jen Harp Oliver, Chattanooga, TN  - (5 All Americans, 1 MVP)

USSSA Women's Hall of Fame Members
(USSSA All-World Teams and USSSA National MVP's Listed)

1981	(SS) Jenny Johnson, Franklin, IN  - (9 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
1982	(C)  Pat Schmitt, Rochester, NY  - (2 All Worlds)
1984	(2B  Linda Mueller McIntyre, Royal Oak, MI  - (1 All World)
1985	(OF) Dottie Davis, Milan, MI  - (3 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
1986	(1B) Jackie Huggins, Detroit, MI  - (6 All Worlds)
1987	(OF) Linda McCoy, Rochester, NY  - (3 All Worlds)
1988	(C)  Jan Deters, Cincinnati, OH  - (7 All Worlds)
1989	(SS) Susan Riedel-Mitchell, Detroit, MI  - (3 All Worlds)
1990	(C)  Kaye Gilbert, South Boston, MA  - (4 All Worlds)
1991	(OF) Lynn Putham Gendron, Taylor, MI  - (8 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
1992	(OF) Velma Lehmann, Cincinnati, OH  - (3 All Worlds)
1993	(1B) Lauren Fillipp, Buffalo Grove, IL  - (0 All Worlds)
1994	(SS) Jo Ann van Vliet, Ceres, CA  - (3 All Worlds)
1995	(3B) Pam Patrus, Cincinnati, OH  - (4 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
1996	(OF) Allison Cole, Wyandotte, MI  - (8 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
1997	(2B) Sharon Graham, Cincinnati, OH  - (4 All Worlds)
1998	(OF) Lyn Rose, Cincinnati, OH  - (3 All Worlds)
1999	(OF) Kathy Riley, Farmville, VA  - (6 All Worlds)
2000	(3B) Sandy Mader, Clute, TX  - (8 All Worlds, 2 MVPs)
2001	(SS) Sue Kozoil, Cleveland, OH  - (8 All Worlds, 3 MVPs)
2002	(P)  Brenda Ryan, Cincinnati, OH  - (11 All Worlds, 3 MVPs)
2003	(OF) Beverly Lovett, Little Rock, AR - (11 All Worlds, 2 MVPs)
2004	(2B) Jackie Watkins, Nashville, TN - (2 All Worlds)
2005	(P)  Mary Hoff, Tallassee, FL - (11 All Worlds, 3 MVPs)
2006	(OF) Anna Clements, Florida - (2 All Worlds, 1 MVP)
2007	(2B) Leslie Cantor, Tampa, FL - (6 All Worlds)	
2008	(2B) Marie Pesch, Pflugerville, TX - (8 All Worlds)
2009 	(OF) Meme Vencl Thompson, Menor, OH - Lady Blue
2011 	(OF) Sherri Lynn France, Melbourne, FL - UPI, Kinder Sharks, Enough Said
2012 	Mary Crechiolo Papiersky, Westland, MI - Stingers, Little Caesars
2013 	(OF) Mary Jane “MJ” Ranz, Cincinnati, OH - Northside K of C, Kinder Sharks
2014	Tina May-Tuck, OH (6x)

NSA Women's Slow Pitch Hall of Fame Members
(NSA All-America Teams and NSA National MVP's Listed)

2003 	Shannon Simpson, Kissimmee, FL - (8 Youth World Series, Miss NSA-1999)

ISA Women's Slow Pitch Hall of Fame Members
(ISA All-America Teams and ISA National MVP's Listed)

None Selected

Women's Slow Pitch Hall of Fame Non-Playing Members

ASA Women Managers
1976 *	Commie Currens, Cincinnati, OH - Dana Gardens (Champs 57, 62, 63, 64, 66, 2nd 67)
1978	Duke Denson, Jacksonville, FL - Rebels (2nd 74, 75)
1978 *	Leroy Rutenschroer, Cincinnati, OH - Rutenschroer Florist (Champs 70, 2nd 62, 64)

ASA Women Sponsor Category
2002	Bill Fraley, Lexington, KY - Fraley's Wildcats Sponsor/Manager (2nd 90, 94-A, 98-A)

USSSA Women Managers
1980	Duane McCoy, Rochester, NY - Muxworthy's Ski Haus (Champs-72), Pace (Champs 76, 2nd 77)
1994 *	Allen Campbell, Plymouth, MI - Taylors (Champs 80), Little Caesars (Champs 83, 84), 
	Canton Softball Club (Champs 96), Lady Blue (Champs 91, 92, 93), Cannan's (Champs 96) 
2006 	Colleen Needham, Cincinnati, OH - Famous Recipe (2nd 82, 83), Empress Chili (Champs 86, 87, 88, 
	2nd 89, 90, 95), Ty-1-On (35+ Champs 01, 03, 04, 05), Ohio Cardinals (50+ Champs 00, 01, 02, 03)

USSSA Women Special Category
1988	Mildred Burrell, Chesterfield, VA - Virginia Belles Manager (Champs 81, 89-A)
2006 	Patrick Kehoe, Rochester, NY - Pace Electronics Sponsor (Champs 76, 2nd 77)

* Deceased

Women and Co-Ed Nationals

ASA / ISA / NSA / USSSA
November 9, 2018

ASA Women’s World Series
USSSA Women’s World Series
ISA Women’s World Series
NSA Women’s World Series
SSAA Women’s World Series
WSL Women’s North American Championships
SSWC Women’s World Championships
ISSA Women’s World Championships
SSWS Women’s World Championships
SPA Women’s National Championships
ISF Women’s World Cup
HWSG Women’s World Senior Championships
NSGA National Senior Games Association (Senior Olympics)
USSSA Women’s Speciality World Series

ASA

ASA Women’s Class-A Slow Pitch National Champions (1973-2002)
Year	Champion				Runner-up
	MVP
	Batting Avg. Leader (if known)
	Home Run Leader (if known)
1973	Redford Stingers, Detroit, MI		Goodnough Plumbettes, Monroe, IL	
	MVP - No MVP awarded
	Batting Leader - no info
	Home Run Leader - no info
1974 	Seaman's IGA, Athens, OH		Patriots, Cincinnati, OH	
	MVP - Janeen Sands, Seaman's IGA (5-0 pitching, 1 shutout, 13 runs in 5 games, including a 7-6 final)
	Members of All Tournament Team from Seaman's IGA - Pam Burch, Sue Reed and Cinny Pettibone
	(not completed due to weather, Seaman's won WB final over Patriots, 2 other teams left in Losers Bracket)	
	MVP - No MVP awarded
	Batting Leader - no info  
	Home Run Leader - no info
1975 	Shamrocks, Winston-Salem, NC		Seaman's IGA, Athens, OH	
	MVP - No MVP awarded
	Batting Leader - no info
	Home Run Leader - Brenda Cough, Shamrocks - 3 HRs
1976 	Rustic Bar, Duluth, MN			Armed Forces, Indiantown Gap, PA	
	MVP - No MVP awarded
	Batting Leader - Fran Hershey, Hoffman Products (11-16) - .688
	Home Run Leader - no info
1977 	Cotter's Penn Hills, Verona, PA		Hoffman Products, York, PA	
	MVP - Cindy 'Duck" Dauer, Cotter's Village Lounge of Penn Hills
	Batting Leader - Laura Disney, Cincinnati Savings & Loan - .667
	Home Run Leader - Monica Pellman, Wheel Cafe - 3
1978 	Stillwater A's, Stillwater, OK		S&B Construction Raiders, Stockton, CA	
	MVP - Sadie Atad, S&B Construction Raiders
	Batting Leader - Terry Dickey, Darke County Merchants - .654
	Home Run Leader - no info
1979 	Northside K of C, Cincinnati, OH	Straight Arrow, Nashville, TN
	MVP - Missy Merroll, Northside Knights of Columbus
	Batting Leader - Missy Merroll, Knights of Columbus (18-22) - .818
	Home Run Leader - no info	
1980 	Encore, Prince George County, MD	Larry's Cabinets, Everette, WA
	MVP - Carol Byrd, Encore
	Batting Leader - Connie Culbreth, Spartansburg - .750	
	Home Run Leader - no info
1981 	Orlando Stars, Orlando, FL (50-15)	Nashville Express, Nashville, TN	
	MVP - Winnie Dodgion, Orlando Stars (7-1 pitching)
	Batting Leader - ?
	Home Run Leader - ?
1982 	Circle K Roadrunners, Tempe, AZ		Frost Cutlery, Chattanooga, TN
	MVP - Jennifer Oliver, Frost Cutlery (3 HRs)
	Outstanding Pitcher Award - Ruth Patterson, Frost Cutlery
	Outstanding Defensive Player - Cassandra Landers, Circle K
	Batting Leader - Judy Wrather, Stagg's Mustangs - .650
	Home Run Leader - Jennifer Oliver, Frost Cutlery - 3
1983 	Somerset, Sacramento, CA		Sonny's BBQ, Tallahassee, FL
	MVP - Shelly Van Drimmellen, Somerset
	Batting Leader - Cindy Simpkins, Barger Mattson Auto Salvage - .708
	Home Run Leader - Brenda LaBrum, Barger Mattson Auto Salvage
1984 	Mr A's Express, Sacramento, CA		Sonny's BBQ, Tallahassee, FL
	MVP - Pam Katros, Mr A's Express
	Batting Leader - Amy O'Conner, Bud Light - .714
	Home Run Leader - Rhonda Rassmussen, Caddy Shack - 4
1985 	Tuffie's, Bloomington, MN		Zapata, Muskogee, OK
	MVP - Lori McCracken, Tuffie's
	Batting Leaders - Lynn Anderson, Granite City Dental - .600
	Batting Leaders - Barbara Angy, Bally - .600
	Home Run Leader - Leslie McCarnie, Bally - 3
1986 	Comfort Inn, Raleigh, NC		Lotsa Hotsa Pizza, Salt Lake City, UT
	MVP - M. Sue Williams, Comfort Inn
	Batting Leader - Dee Odem, MPM - .882
	Home Run Leader - Coleen Lambert, Barger Mattson Auto Salvage - 2
1987 	Stompers, Richmond, VA			Lady Cougars, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Brenda Smith, Stompers
	Batting Leader - Jenny Vilderbill, Vernon's - .667
	Home Run Leaders - Brenda Smith, Stompers - 2 HRs
	Home Run Leaders - Barb Schaaf, Angels - 2 HRs
1988 	Bally's, Orlando, FL			Armed Forces, Nashville, TN
	MVP - Yvonne Devlin, Bally
	Batting Leader - Barb Angy, Bally's - .696
	Home Run Leader - Jamie Kuhn, Class Act - 3
1989 	Bally's, Orlando, FL			Armed Forces, Nashville, TN
	MVP - Sheree Patrick, Bally
	Batting Leader - Kim Hawkins, The Who - .682
	Home Run Leader - Regina Millines, Coors Silver Bullets - 2
1990 	Vernon's C&D, Jacksonville, FL		Armed Forces, Nashville, TN
	MVP - Jamie Friedman, Vernon's C&D
	Batting Leader - Ellen Colley, Destin Roofing- .700
	Home Run Leader - Marilynn Miles, Casa Nova's - 3
1991 	Destin Roofing, Destin, FL		Papa John's Rogues, Louisville, KY
	MVP - Tracy Beasley, Destin Roofing
	Batting Leader - Jamie Kuhn, Arkansas A's - .667
	Helen Kelcher, Destin and Cathy Bradley, Outburst - 2 HRs
1992 	Drug Free Stars, Millersville, MD	Anderson Auto, Norristown, PA
	MVP - Mary Beck, Drug Free Stars
	Batting Leader - Sally Maher, Bricker Restaurant - .800
	Home Run Leader - Mary Beck, Drug Free Stars - 5
1993 	Destin Roofing, Destin, FL		Jax Posse, Jacksonville, FL
	MVP - Tracy Beasley, Destin Roofing
	Batting Leader - Maria McMullen, Destin Roofing - .550
	Home Run Leader - Rachel Stone, Bandits - 2
1994 	Fletch's, Newark, DE			Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY
	MVP - Carol Lewis, Fletch's
	Batting Leader - Kelli Edwards, Fraley's Wildcats- .813	
1995 	Doc's, Jacksonsville, FL		Perky Café, Norristown, PA
	MVP - Sue Widowson, Jacksonville Doc's
	Batting Leaders - Mary Gatlin, Doc's - .706
	Batting Leaders - Libby Parish, Lady Stings - .706
	Home Run Leader - Shirley Cummons, Orthopedic Institute - 2 HRs
1996 	Fletch's Softball Club, Newark, DE	Shooters, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Bev Jack, Fletch's
	Batting Leader - Lynda Spinazola, Casey's Shell - .575	
	Home Run Leader - ?
1997 	Fletch's Softball Club, Newark, DE	Shooters, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Carol Lewis, Fletch's
	Batting Leader - Kelli Edwards, Fraley's - .706	
	Home Run Leader - ?
1998	Orthopedic Institute, Dayton, OH	Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY
	- MVP and leaders selected from combined "A" and Major classes 
	MVP - Sue Ilyes, Lakerettes (Major)
	Batting Leader - Michelle Harper, Personal Management (Class-A)- .750
	Home Run Leaders - Wanda Graham, Armed Forces (Major) - 5
	Home Run Leaders - Mandy van Dyke, Ortho. Inst. (Class-A) - 5
1999	Macken/Budweiser, Rochester, MN		Fox Force, Dothan, AL
	MVP - Patricia Etchason, Macken
	Batting Leader - Angel Floyd, MRC's Shiva - .750	
	Home Run Leader - ?
2000	Shooters/Miken, Orlando, FL		Armed Forces/Team USA, San Diego, CA	
	MVP - Tiffany Daniels, Shooters
	Batting Leader - Tonja Russell, Shooters - .769	
	Home Run Leader - ?	
2001	Armed Forces, Ft Indiantown Gap, PA	Reamstown AA, Reamstown, PA
	MVP - Cheryl Trapnell, Armed Forces
	Batting Leader - Connie Holifield, Cruisers
	Home Run Leaders - Heather Carr, Armed Forces
	Home Run Leaders - Abby Thompson, The Oath
2002	Armed Forces, Jacksonville, FL		Macken Plumbing, Rochester, MN
	MVP - No MVP awarded
	Batting Leader - Autumn Brown, Armed Forces - .727
	Home Run Leader - Heather Carr, Armed Forces - 1
2003	- Class-A Discontinued
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	The Women's "A" Nationals along with the Major and "B" Nationals, merged into the "Open" East vs West National Championship Series in 2003
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	ASA combined the Women's Class Major, Class- A and Class-B into the "Open' Class

ASA Women's Open Class National Championships
	

ASA Women's Class-B Slow Pitch National Champions (1988-2002)
Year	Champion					Runner-up
1987	- cancelled					N/A
1988	Simpson's NCR, Fairfax, VA			?
1989 	Nothing But The Truth, Virginia Beach, VA 	Spirits, Orlando, FL
1990 	Tenn Tom, Columbus, MS 				Tampa Renegades, Tampa, FL
1991 	Portland Reign, Portland, OR 			Travelers, Freeport, NY
1992 	San Antonio Cannan's, San Antonio, TX 		?
1993 	Hub Chrysler, South Evanston, IL 		?
1994 	Long Island Travelers, Baldwin, NY 		Case Construction Company, Seattle, WA 
1995 	Uniform Pro's Mice, Northport, NY 		?
1996	Lil Teche, Metaire, LA				Pirates, Rhonert Park, CA
1997	University Firestone, Jacksinville, FL		Uniform Pro's Mice, Northport, NY
1998	BAJB-Texas Heat, Austin, TX			Legends' Lighthouse/Glade Valley, Frederick, MD
1999	No Idea, San Antonio, TX			Ten 1/2 Maniacs, Redondo Beach, CA
2000	Stewart Glapat, Zanesville, OH			Lady Cruisers, Grenada, MS 
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	The Women's Class-B Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001
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2001	S&S/LeBleu/Lawrence, Belews Creek, NC (East)	Texas Heat, Austin, TX (West) 		- (3 games to 0)
2002	Max Magee's Pub, Boothwyn, PA (East)		Team Xtreme, Seattle, WA (West) 	- (3 games to 2)
2003	- Class-B Discontinued
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ASA Women's Open Class National Championships

ASA Women's Class-C Slow Pitch National Champions (1987- )
Year	Champion					Runner-up
1987 	Paul Brown/Pierce's Sport, Mt. Vernon, OH 	Jammers, Tuscaloosa, FL
1988 	Tri-City/Reliable, West, AZ 			Tucson Outlaws, Tucson, AZ
1989 	Tucson Outlaws, Tucson, AZ			Mavericks, Warner-Robbins, GA
1990 	Chicago Title Phillys, Hurst, TX		Leopold's Pony Express
1991 	San Antonio Cannans, San Antonio, TX		? 
1992 	Griffin, Pembroke Pines, FL			? 
1993 	Trailblazers, Sterling Heights, MI		? 
1994 	Sunbelt Plastics, Macon, GA			Aces, Florence, SC
1995 	Murphy's Law, Orlando, FL			? 
1996	Baytown Angels, Baytown, TX			R.I.P. Softball, Durham, NC
1997	San Antonio Magic, San Antonio, TX		Legend-Maryland, Frederick, MD
1998	Lyle's Wolfpack, Washington			Spectators, Action, ME
1999	Forsgren, Ft. Smith, AK				?
2000	Austin Thunder, Austin, TX			Lady Hurricans, Grand Bay, AL
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	The Women's Class-C Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001
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2001	Team Xtreme, Puyallup, WA (West)		Murphy's Law, Winter Park, FL (East) 		- (3 games to 2)
2002	WET/Miken Softball, Columbia, KY (East)		Minot Chiropractic, Minot, ND (West) 		- (3 games to 0)
2003	Traders, Collierville, TN (East)		Lugnuts, Columbia, MO (West) 			- (3 games to 1)
2004	Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA (East)			Chucky's Pride, San Francisco, CA (West) 	- (3 games to 2)
2005	C&C Knights, Adell, IA (West #2)		Travel America, Grenada, MS (East) 		- (3 games to 1)
2006	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC (East)		ECI/SLI, Olathe, KS (West) 			- (3 games to 2)
2007	Bill Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY (East)	WTS Softball Crew, Lancaster, CA (West) 	- (3 games to 1)
2008	Alex's Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA (East)		Lookouts, Houston, TX (West)			- (3 games to 1)
2009	Low Bob's, Harrodsburg, KY (East)		Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO (West)	- (3 games to 1)
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The Women's "C" Nationals went from the East vs West series format to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010, BUT, no National Championship was held
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2010	 - No Class-C National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2011	 - No Class-C National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2012	 - No Class-C National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2013	 - No Class-C National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
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	The Women's "C" Nationals went from the 4 Corners format back to just one Class-C National Championship Tournament
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2014 	Devils, St. Paul, MN 				Moor Woble/Bill Long Trucking, Missoula, MT
2015 	- Cancelled					N/A
2016	- Cancelled					N/A
2017	- Cancelled					N/A

ASA Women's Slow Pitch Class-D National Champions (1991- )
Year	Champion					Runner-up
1991 	Rohnert Park Pirates, Rohnert Park, CA 		?
1992 	Lock-N-Load, Arroyo Grande, CA			? 
1993 	All Phase Plumbers, Gilroy, CA			? 
1994 	T's Gang, Fort Smith, AR 			Angle Inn Ultimate, Baltimore, MD
1995 	Happitime, Cedar Rapids, IA			?
1996	Shooters, Kent, WA				J&W Steel, Shreveport, LA
1997	Blockheads, Fairbanks, AK			Nill Brothers Sports/Robin Chiro., Overland Park, KS
1998	Forsgren, Ft. Smith, AR				?
1999	Drambuie Drillers, Ft. Smith, AR		W.E.T., Central, KY
2000	Stark's Holiday Bar, Warren, OH			Tailgaters, Oley, PA
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	The Women's Class-D Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001
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2001	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC (East)		Tony's, Dallas, TX (West) 			- (3 games to 0)
2002	Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM (West)		USA Team Sports, Severna Park, MD (East) 	- (3 games to 0)
2003	Carpet Specialists, Riverside, IA (West)	Senunas' Pub, Wilkes Barre, PA (East) 		- (3 games to 0)
2004	Stingers, Lexington, KY (East)			ECI, Topeka, KS (West) 				- (3 games to 2)
2005	Lady Outlaws, Jacksonville, FL (East)		D&A Trucking, Wichita, KS (West) 		- (3 games to 0)
2006	Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO (West)	Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL (East) 		- (3 games to 2)
2007	Lady Blue Jays, San Antonio, TX (West)		Paver Pro Unlimted, Fort Myers, FL (East) 	- (3 games to 2)
2008	Elliott Communications, Olathe, KS (West)	Dynamic Duels, Winter Springs, FL (East)	- (3 games to 0)
2009	BW3/K&G, Warren, OH (East)			PDX Softball, Newberg, OR (West)		- (3 games to 0)
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The Women's "D" Nationals went from the East vs West series format to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010, BUT, no National Championship was held
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2010	 - No Class-D National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2011	 - No Class-D National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2012	 - No Class-D National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
2013	 - No Class-D National Championship held, just Regional 4 Corners were held with 4 separate national champions
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	The Women's "D" Nationals went from the 4 Corners format back to just one Class-D National Championship Tournament
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2014 	- Cancelled					N/A
2015 	Arc Angels, New Hampshire 			CSI, Glen Allen, VA
2016	CSI/Cole Insurance, Glen Allen, VA		Driftwood, North Dakota
2017	CSI/Sniper Sports/Cole Ins., Glen Allen, VA	Ocean Armory, East Hampton, NJ

Women's Class-B East vs West Championships (2001-2002)
Year Area   Champion					Runner-up
2001 East - S&S/Le Bleu/Lawrence Ptg, Belews Creek, NC 	-Jeneane's @ Pinebrook, Macon, GA 
2001 West - Texas Heat, Austin, TX 			-Texas Crush, Highlands, TX
2002 East - Max Magee's Pub, Boothwyn, PA 		-Made to Order, Chicago, IL 
2002 West - Team Xtreme, Seattle, WA 			-Elbowroom, Missoula, MT 
2003 -	    - Not Held - Class-B Discontinued
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Women's Class-C East vs West Championships (2001-2009)
Year Area   Champion					Runner-up
2001 East - Murphy's Law, Winter Park, FL 		-Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 
2001 West - Team X-Treme, Seattle, WA 			-DeCarlow Homes, Ashland, OR 
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2002 East - WET/Miken, Columbia, KY 			-Coors Light, Random Lake, WI 
2002 West - Minot Chiropractic, Minot, ND 		-Big Red, Omaha, NE 
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2003 East - Traders, Memphis, TN 			-Black Mountain Chevrolet, Fletcher, NC 
2003 West - Lugnuts, Columbia, MO 			-Nor-Cal Lights Out, Santa Rosa, CA 
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2004 East - Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 			-Pea Organizing Services, Pittsboro, NC 
2004 West - Chucky's Pride, San Francisco, CA 		-Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA 
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2005 East - Travel America, Grenada, MS 		-Birmingham Xtreme, Birmingham, AL 
2005 West - KVB/Rusty's Last Chance, Oltahe, KS 	-C&C Knights, Adel, IA (see Note)
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2006 East - Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC 		-Bill Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY
2006 West - ECI/SLI, Olathe, KS 			-Victors Ideal Hitters, Clive, IA
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2007 East - Bill Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY	-Traders, Collier, TN
2007 West - WTS Softball Crew, Lancaster, CA 		-Softball Soul, Beaverton, OR
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2008 East - Alex's Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 		-Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL
2008 West - Lookouts, Houston, TX			-Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO
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2009 East - Low Bob's, Harrodsburg, KY 			-Lady Rebels, Gainesville, GA
2009 West - Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO		-Learning Curve, Urbandale, IA 
Note: KVB/Rusty's passed up the West bid, the West National Championship spot taken 2nd place C&C Knights
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	The Women's Class-C Nationals went from East vs West to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010
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2010 East - Long Island Tides, East Northport, NY	-K&G Softball, Warren, OH 
2010 North- Agassiz Underground, Fargo, ND 		-Moritz, Sport & Marine, Bismarck, ND
2010 South- Salon 312, Montgomery, AL 			-Kryptonite, Orlando, FL 
2010 West -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
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2011 East -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2011 North- Ideal Hitters/Denison, Urbandale, IA 	-Elsie's, Bloomington, MN 
2011 South-  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2011 West -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
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2012 East -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2012 North- Pizza Ranch Renegades, Nevada, IA 		-Knights, Urbandale, IA 
2012 South- Team Magic, Pittsboro, NC 			-Traders Reloaded, Collierville, TN 
2012 West - Shumuzu/AZ Border Co./Worth, Tucson, AZ 	-Dxtracted, Mesa, AZ
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2013 East -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2013 North-  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2013 South-  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2013 West -  - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
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	The Women's Class-C Nationals went from the 4 Corners format to just a single National Championship starting in 2014
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Women's Class-D East vs West Championships (2001-2009)
Year Area   Champion					Runner-up
2001 East - Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC 		-Mercer Springs, Trenton, NJ 
2001 West - Tony's, Dallas, TX 				-Merchant Express, Santa Rosa, CA 
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2002 East - USA Team Sports, Severna Park, MD 		-Fieldcrest Inn Boyne City, MI 
2002 West - Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM 			-Athletic Supply, Redmond, WA
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2003 East - Senunas' Pub, Wilkes Barre, PA 		-Starks, Warren, OH 
2003 West - Carpet Specialists, Riverside, IA 		-Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA
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2004 East - Stingers, Lexington, KY 			-B&R Mustangs, London, KY 
2004 West - ECI, Topeka, KS 				-PTK, Kansas City, MO
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2005 East - Lady Outlaws, Jacksonville, FL 		-Fortin Transportation, Westbrook, ME 
2005 West - D&A Trucking, Wichita, KS 			-Rounding Third, Apple Valley, CA
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2006 East - Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL 		-Bart Company, Mitchell, IN
2006 West - Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO 		-DBC/Team Combat, Coleman, OK
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2007 East - Paver Pro Unlimted, Fort Myers, FL 		-Lady Dyme, Tampa, FL 
2007 West - Lady Blue Jays, San Antonio, TX 		-Pro Moves, Fontana, CA
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2008 East - Dynamic Duels, Winter Springs, FL 		-Edward Jones, Lexington, KY	
2008 West - Elliott Communications, Olathe, KS 		-Team Texas Blast, Lubbock, TX 
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2009 East - BW3/K&G, Warren, OH 			-TM Force, Tampa, FL
2009 West - PDX Softball, Newberg, OR 			-Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM
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	The Women's Class-D Nationals went from East vs West to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010
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2010 East - Passport Motors, Chapel Hill, NC 		-Twisted, Winter Springs, FL 
2010 North- The Saloon, Westonka, MN 			-Great Western Bank, Watertown, SD
2010 South- - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2010 West - - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
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2011 East - T-Time/Shelby/JoJo Beanz, Ellwood City, PA 	-Woody's, Ada, MI 
2011 North- Larry's Ladies Softball, Grand Rapids, MI 	- Dirty Diamonds, Rapid City, SD
2011 South- - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2011 West - The Cartel, Lake Stevens, WA 		-Team Alaska, Anchorage, AK
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2012 East - K&G, Warren, OH 				-Up-A-Creek, Warren, OH
2012 North- Stix, Des Moines, IA 			-Fire & Ice, Salem, OR
2012 South- - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2012 West - So Cal Poison, West Covina, CA 		-More Play, Las Vegas, NV
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2013 East - Bombshell Bombers, Somersworth, NH 		-A&B Drain Cleaning LLC, Piqua, OH
2013 North- Cheap Fast, Bloomington, MN 		-Silver Dollar Bar, Aberdeen, MN
2013 South- - Cancelled due to lack of teams		-N/A
2013 West - DBF, Atwater, CA 				-Incognito, Sacramento, CA 
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	The Women's Class-D Nationals went from the 4 Corners format to just a single National Championship starting in 2014
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ASA Women's Major/Class-A Industrial Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Class	Champion				Runner-up
1979 	Major	Phillip Morris, Richmond, VA 		Cannon Mills Cannonettes, Kannopolis, NC
1980 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN 	Omaha National Bank, Omaha, NE
1981 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		Local #235 UAW, Detroit, MI
1982 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		Cargill, Minnetonka, MN
1983 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL
1984 	Major	Cargill Gold, Mound, MN			Americel Corp, Henderson, NC
1985 	Major	Sheriff's Stars, Pensacola, FL		Americel Corp, Henderson, NC
1986 	Major	Sheriff's Stars, Pensacola, FL		Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL
1987 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		3M Half Count, Apple Valley, MN
1988 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		?
1989 	Major	Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN		Shaw Industries, Dalton, GA
	A	Certainteed Ladies, Wichita Falls, TX	Pitney-Bowes, Stamford, CT
1990 	Major	Shaw Industries, Dalton, GA		Klaussner Furniture, Asheboro, NC
	A	Russell Athletic, Alexander, AL		Certainteed Lady A's, Wichita Falls, TX
1991 	Major	TI Express, Dallas, TX			?
	A	Springhill Heartbeats, Mobile, AL	?
1992 	Major	Provident, East Ridge, TN		?
	A	Fleet National Bank, Providence, RI	?
1993 	Major	Southern Lites, Birmingham, AL		?
	A	Hutcheson, Ft. Oglethorpe, GA		?
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1994	-	Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL	Cross Fires, Birmingham, AL
1995 	-	Springhill Heartbeats, Mobile, AL	?
1996	-	Denso Manufacturing Maryville, TN	?
1997	-	Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL		Denso #1, Maryville, TN
1998	-	Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL	Pitney Bowes, Stamford, CT
1999	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2000	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2001	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2002	-	Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL		Denso #1, Maryville, TN
2003	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2004	-	- ASA Women's Industrial Nationals discontinued

ASA Women's Major/Class-A Church Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Class	Champion				Runner-up
1979 	Major	Mt. Hermon Methodist, Graham, NC 	St. Patrick's Catholic, Oklahoma City, OK
1980 	Major	Rock Creek Methodist, Snow Camp, NC 	Cedar Grove Methodist, Chapel Hill, NC
1981 	Major	South Main Baptist, Houston, TX		Rock Creek United Methodist, Graham, NC 
1982 	Major	First Baptist Red, Tallahassee, FL	Rock Creek United Methodist, Graham, NC 
1983 	Major	First Baptist REd, Tallahassee, FL	Mt. Hermon Methodist, Graham, NC
1984 	Major	CME Crusherttes, Warner Robins, GA 	North Cleveland Church of God, Cleveland, OH
1985 	Major	Faith Baptist, Wichita Falls, TX 	CME Crusherttes, Warner Robins, GA
1986 	Major	Rock Creek, Graham, NC 			Ferris Hill Baptist, Milton, FL
1987 	Major	N. Cleveland Church Of God, Cleve., TN 	Ferris Hill Baptist, Milton, FL
1988 	Major	1st Baptist of  Houston, Houston, TX 	?
	A	1st Baptist, Muskogee, OK		?
1989 	Major	1st Baptist of  Houston, Houston, TX 	Park View Baptist, North Little Rock, AR
	A	1st Baptist Church, Muskogee, OK	St. Theresa's, Hutchinson, KS
1990 	Major	Westside Baptist, Jasper, AL		First Baptist, Houston, TX
	A	First Baptist, Muskogee, OK		First United Methodist, Lexington, KY
1991 	Major	1st Baptist Red, Milton, FL 		?
	A	Mount Olive, Cleveland, TN		Oak Grove Baptist, Athens, AR
1992 	Major	Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX	? 
	A	Hillcrest, Jacksonville, FL		?
1993 	Major	Hillcrest, Jacksonville, FL		? 
	A	Sharon Baptist, Benton, AR		?
1994 	Major	Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX	Life Line Baptist Ladies, Little Rock, AR 
	A	Our Lady Queen, Wichita Falls, TX	Sharon Baptist, Benton, AR
1995 	Major	Salem Baptist, Atlanta, GA 		?
	A	- Cancelled				N/A
1996	Major	N. Gadsden Church of God, Gadsden, AL	Ben Hill United Methodist, Atlanta, GA
	A	- Cancelled				N/A
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	Starting in 1997, when ASA discontined the Class-A Church National, these were just called the Church Nationals
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1997	-	N. Gadsden Church of God, Gadsden, AL	Mt. Carmel Baptist, Hattiesburg, MS
1998	-	Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA		Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX
1999	-	New Testament MBC, Columbus, GA		Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA
2000	-	New Testament MBC, Columbus, GA		Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA
2001	-	Ben Hill United Methodist, Atlanta, GA	Greater Beulah Baptist, Dothan, AL
2002	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2003	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2004	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2005	-	- Cancelled				N/A
2006	- ASA Women's Church Nationals discontinued

ASA Women's 35 and Over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runnerup				MVP
1994 	Berg & Associates, Mobile, AL 		Old Bats, Tulsa, OK			Phyllis Hurst, Berg
1995 	Cal. Connection, Redwood City, CA	?					?
1996	Don's Softball Crew, Dothan, AL		Cal. Connection, Redwood City, CA	Eunice Wright, Don's
1997	AAA Lettering, Woodland, CA		Fuerza, Red Bluff, CA			?
1998	Quarve Contracting, Brooklyn Park, MN	Brakers, Mobile, AL			Shari Strommer, Quarve
1999	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA		?					?
2000	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA 		Brooklyn Ctr. Senior Ice, Seamless, MN	Sonia Pez, Lakerettes
2001	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA 		Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA		not awarded or no info
2002	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA 		Ringer Sports, Portland, OR		not awarded or no info
2003	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA 		Traders, Collierville, TN		not awarded or no info
2004	Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA 		Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA		Carol Perroz, Lakerettes
2005	Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 		Worth Taking it Home, San Lorenzo, CA	Rhonda Graham, Yard Dawgs
2006	Déjà vu, Sebring, OH 			Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA			not awarded or no info
2007	Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 		Nor Cal I.C.E., Vacaville, CA		not awarded or no info
2008	Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA 		Kinder/Sharks, Cincinnati, OH		LeAnn Mitchell, Yard Dawgs
2009	Iowa Alliance, Urbandale, IA  		Lug Nuts, Columbia, MO			not awarded or no info
2010	Traders, Memphis, TN			Arkansas Synergy, Sheridian, AR		not awarded or no info
2011	Arkansas Synergy/Reebok, Sheridian, AR	H&S Resources, Dothan, AL		not awarded or no info
2012	- Cancelled				N/A					N/A
2013	- Cancelled				N/A					N/A
2014	- ASA Women's 35 & Over Masters Nationals discontinued

USSSA

USSSA Women's Class-A National Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runner-up
	MVP
1988	Huntel Systems/TMI, Blair, NE		Construct Penguins, Plantation, FL
	MVP - no info
1989	Virginia Belles, Chesterfield, VA	Pursuit, Midland, TX
	MVP - no info
1990	Green Machine, Richmond, CA		Pro-Mac, Whittier, CA
	MVP - no info
1991	Vernon's, Jacksonville, FL		Pursuit/Coor's, Midland, TX
	MVP - no info
1992	Seattle Express, Renton, WA (38-5)	Lady Cougers, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Paula Christian, Seattle Express
	Defensive MVP - Deirdre O'Dom, Lady Cougars
	HR Leader - Charlotte Wiley, Fatal Attraction
1993	R&R Concrete, Atwater, CA		Team Sports, Downey, FL
	MVP - Wonnie Frazier, R&R Concrete
1994	Richmond Rallys, Chesterfield, VA	Connecticut Bombers, East Hartford, CT
	MVP - Denise Manual, Richmond Rallys
1995	Wild Thing, Covina, CA			Shooters/Dudley, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Joelle Wilkerson, Wild Thing
1996	Uniform Pro Mice, E. Northport, NY	Richmond Rallys, Chesterfield, VA
	MVP - Karen Celia, Uniform Pro Mice
1997	University Firestone, Jacksonville, FL	Kohler's Fair Warning, West Providence, RI
	MVP - Sue Leddy, University Firestone
1998	Breakout, Austin, TX			Armstrong Lady Rebels, Murpheesboro, TN
	MVP - ?
1999	Dynamite Sports, Dallas, TX		Paul Masses Commotion, Portsmouth, RI
	MVP - Deneen Wilson, Dynamite Sports
2000	NTL, Bakersfield, CA			Team Aloe/Cath's Choice, Orlando, FL
	MVP - Kay Roberts, NTL
2001	Varsity Graphics, Livonia, MI		Big Azz Girls, Torrance, CA
	MVP - Jonelle McKie, Big Azz Girls
2002	- Class-A Nationals eliminated

USSSA Women's Class-B Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runner-up
1975	Virginia Belles, Richmond, VA		L&K Trophy, Murpheesboro, TN
1976	Al's Gals, Louisville, KY		Chevelles, Louisville, KY
1977	Northside K of C, Cincinnati, OH	Carlisle Construction, Covington, KY
1978	Pabst Blue Ribbon, Bellevue, KY		Rockettes, Cleveland, OH
1979	Green Machine, Oakland, CA		Tri-State Construction, Oak Creek, WI
1980	Tri-State Equipment, Oak Creek, CA	Jack Matthews Real Estate, Las Vegas, NV
1984-1996 - Regional Championships only from 1984-1996
1997	Breakout, Austin, TX			?
1998	Red Dogs, Inkster, MI			?
1999	Prog Ins./Lube Alley, Willoughby, OH	?
2000	Shiva, San Francisco, CA		?
2001	Case Construction, Seattle, WA		?
2002	Whites Service Station, Germantown, NC	Hawaiian Style, Downey, CA
2003	Hot Shots, Tampa, FL			Chata, Sylmar, CA
2004	White's Service Station, Germantown, NC	Competitive Edge, Smithfield, NC
2005	AC Auto Body/MTO, Racine, WI		Bags/JH Edwards Realty, Bonita Springs, FL
2006	Bags/JH Edwards Realty, Cape Coral, FL	Chata, Sylmar, CA
2007	Ty-1-On, Cincinnati, OH 		Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA
2008	Stage II, St. Louis, MO			Hafta Play, Laguna Hills, CA
2009 	Easton/Hooters/Rockets, Lil Canada, MN 	Top Guns, Gainesville, FL
2010 	Top Guns, Gainesville, FL 		Easton/Hooters/Rockets, Lil Canada, MN
2011 	Incognito, Detroit, MI 			Minnesota Ice, North Oaks, MN
2012 	Bullys, Olympia, WA 			Minnesota ThunderBoltz, Maplewood, MN
2013 	Twin Cities Combat, Burnsville, MN 	Minnesota North Stars, St. Paul, MN
2014 	Minnesota North Stars, St. Paul, MN 	Washington Worth, Olympia, WA
2015	Derby Girls/Combat, Kent, WA		Ladies Cuttin Up, Orlando, FL
2016	Bryant Express, Bryant, AR		OH Heating/Associates/Miken, Columbus, OH
2017	West Coast Lockdown/J&L, Portland, OR	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC
2018	Lady SNI/ATWL, Orlando, FL		Hitters Inc./Easton, Richmond, VA

USSSA Women's Class-C Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runner-up
	- Regional Championships only from 1984-1996
1997	Creative Design, Willoughby, OH		?
1998	Base Invaders, Gretna, LA		?
1999	Custom Truck, Las Vegas, NV		?
2000	D&A Trucking, Haven, KS			?
2001	Coors Light, Salina, KS			?
2002	Bring it On, Huntington Beach, NV	Lady Drillers, Shelby, NC
2003	Incognito, Detroit, MI			Big Apple/Mizuno, Euless, TX
2004	R&W Marine, Elizabethtown, KY		Team Texas Blast, Lubbock, TX
2005	5150/Worth, Vacaville, CA		Team A.S.S., Fremont, CA
2006	Team A.S.S., Fremont, CA		Angove Softball, Centralia, WA
2007	Easton/Hooters/Rocket, Lil Canada, MN 	Pitchers/DSS Bats, Fort Collins, CO
2008 	K&L Stompers, Great Falls, SC 		Wahl Optical/Mizuno, Omaha, NE
2009 	BMV/Line Drive, Sterling Hgts., MI 	NTL/Worth, Bakersfield, CA
2010 	SheBangs, Ellicott City, MD 		Lookouts/Mizuno, Deer Park, TX
2011 	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC 		Pitchers/H&K Screen Printing, Fort Collins, CO
2012 	Team Dallas, Arlington, TX 		NTL/Worth, Bakersfield, CA
2013 	Deuces, Orlando, FL 			Sumuzu/Gator, Marana, AZ
2014 	SFK, Pomona, CA 			BSM Womens, Palm Beach, FL
2015	Bryant Express, Bryant, AR		Twisted Sistas, Leominster, MA
2016	ETH, Carmichael, CA			Jersey Chasers, Hendersonville, NV
2017	UHY, Royal Oak, MI			SSSSSO What, Worcester, MA
2018	Deuces, Orlando, FL			All Out Brats, Woodbridge, NJ

USSSA Women's Class-D Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runner-up
1989-1996 - Regional Championships only were held from 1989-1996
1998	Big Y/Magnum/Just Roses, Richland, WA	?
1999	Landrover, Albuquerque, NM		?
2000	Allied Brake, Ft. Walton Beach, FL	The E Team, Pittsboro, NC
2001	Latin Soul, Fort Worth, TX		Stix, Lauren, SC
2002	Lady Bombers, West Helena, AR		USA Kid Etc. Majestic, Amarillo, TX
2003	Got Dirt, Spanaway, WA			TCB, North Augusta, NC
2004	-Lady Hurricanes, Mobile, AL and Shebangs, Ellicot City, MD (Co-champs)
2005	MS2, Oklahoma City, OK			ReMax Attack, Waterford, MI
2006	WTS Softball, Bakersfield, CA		Nick's 114 Cafe, New Cumberland, PA
2007	Metro Express, Morgantown, WV 		Up a Creek, Warren, OH
2008 	Dented Bats, Mooresville, IN 		Potomac Valley Brick, Silver Spring, MD
2009 	KC Addiction, Gardner, KS 		Metro Sports, Pittsburgh, PA
2010 	Dirty Girls, Palm Springs, CA 		Bounty Hunters, Lithia Springs, GA
2011 	CompSouth/Slip Slide, F.Lauderdale, FL 	Long Island Hurricanes, E. Northport, NY
2012 	Team DeMarini/Guinness, Gurnee, IL 	Team Satyagraha, Baltimore, MD
2013 	Fusion Softball, Charlottesville, VA 	Chill, Dundlak, MD
2014 	OH Heat/KMT/Associates, Columbus, OH 	Centerfield, Rock Hill, SC
2015	CSI, Glen Allen, VA			Julie's Pawn, Flint, MI
2016	TC Pitchers, Fort Collins, CO		Dream Team, Martinsville, IN
2017	All Out Brats, Woodbridge, NJ		MN Fatal, Minneapolis, MN
2018	LaFamiglia Ladies/DRMG, Pittsburgh, PA	ETC, Warren, MI

USSSA Women's Class-E Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion				Runner-up
2017	-NOTE: There were some "E" Nationals held, but not one "E" World
2018	-NOTE: There were some "E" Nationals held, but not one "E" World
	E West - Wicked, Aurora, CO DTP Girls, Chino, CA


USSSA Women's Corporate Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1990	Eastman Kodak, Rochester, NY
1991	Eastman Kodak, Rochester, NY
1992	Fast Food Merchandisers, Forest City, NC
1993	Fast Food Merchandisers, Forest City, NC
1994	Fast Food Merchandisers, Forest City, NC
1995	Tyson Foods Sassy Chicks, Pine Bluff, AR
1996	Nas-Jax, Jacksonville, FL
1997	Kodak Office Imaging, Rochester, NY
1998	- Not Held or no info
1999	Local Union 249-10, St Louis, MO
2000	- Not Held or no info
2001	Corporate Scramblers, Springdale, AR
2002	Corporate Scramblers, Springdale, AR
2003	Corporate Divas, Springdale, AR
2004	- Not Held
2005	- Cancelled
2006	- Cancelled
2007	- Cancelled
2008	- Cancelled
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Corporate class Discontinued


USSSA Women's Church Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1986	First Baptist of West Nashville, Nashville, TN
1987	First Baptist of West Nashville, Nashville, TN
1988	First Baptist of West Nashville, Nashville, TN
1989	CME Crushettes, Warner Robins, GA
1990	First Baptist, Houston, TX
1991	CME Crushettes, Warner Robins, GA
1992	Center View Baptist, Maiden, NC
1993	Stovall Baptist, Stovall, NC
1994	Stovall Baptist, Stovall, NC
1995	Stovall Baptist, Stovall, NC
1996	Social Circle 1st Baptist, Social Circle, GA
1997	Faith Fellowship, Griffin, GA
1998	Light of the World, Decatur, GA
1999	Calvary, Shelby, NC
2000	First Corinth, Douglassville, GA
2001	Ben Hill United Methodist Church, Austell, GA
2002	- Not held or no info
2003	Warren Baptist, Martinez, GA
2004	Global Ministries, Jacksonville, FL
2005	Higher Dimensions/Bodyworks, Collage Park, GA
2006	Pleasant Grove Baptist, Shelby, NC
2007 	Christian Fellowship, Greer, SC
2008	East - Cancelled
	West - Cancelled
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's Black American World Series Champions
Year	Class	Champion
1993	Comp	Harambee, Detroit, MI
1994	Comp	Aero Battery, Cincinnati, OH (Sandy Mader-MVP)
1995	Comp	Aero Battery, Cincinnati, OH (Sandy Mader-MVP)
1996	Comp	Aero Battery, Cincinnati, OH
1997	Comp	Soops & Porter Insurance, Edwards, MS
1998	Comp	Lady Zapp, Atlanta, GA
1999	Comp	Soops & Porter Insurance, Edwards, MS
2000	Comp	Ladies First, Carson, CA
2001	Comp	Soops & Porter Insurance, Edwards, MS
2002	Comp	Dynamite Sports, Dallas, TX
2003	Comp	Enough Said/Black Magic/Miken, Tallahassee, FL
	Rec	Lady Titans, Carrollton, TX
2004	Comp	Enough Said/Black Magic/Miken, Tallahassee, FL		- Associates
	Rec	WLS, Roxboro, NC
2005	Comp	Long Haul/Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL			- Incognito, Detroit, MI
	Rec	Carolina Strokers, Raleigh, NC
2006	Comp	Long Haul/Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL			- Soops & Porter Insurance, Edwards, MS
	Rec	WPJM Allstars, Greer, SC 
2007 	Comp 	Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL
	Rec	Showstoppers Tri-City, MS 
2008 	Comp 	Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL
	Rec	Top Guns, FL
2009 	Comp 	Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL
	Rec	Nothin Nice, Miami, FL 
2010 	Comp 	Enough Said/Easton, Tallahassee, FL
	Rec	Incognito Softball, Detroit, MI 
2011 	Comp 	Enough Said/Easton, Tallahassee, FL 
	Rec	2 Tuff Softball, Columbus, GA 
2012 	Comp 	Enough Said/Easton, Tallahassee, FL 
	Rec	2 Tuff Softball, Columbus, GA 
2013 	Comp 	- Cancelled 
	Rec	LIA, Atlanta, GA
2014 	Comp 	- Cancelled 
	Rec	Lady Havoc, Riverdale, GA
2015 	Comp 	- Cancelled 
	Rec	Atlanta Money Takers, College Park, GA
2016	Rec	Newman's, Tallahassee, FL
2017		-N/A
2018		-N/A

USSSA Women's Hispanic World Series Champion
Year	Class	Champion
1998	-	B&N, San Antonio, TX
1999 	-	Southern California Rampage, California
2000	-	Unknowns, San Antonio, TX
2001	-	Unknowns, San Antonio, TX
2002	-	KMA, San Antonio, TX
2003	-	Unknown Carpet Masters, San Antonio, TX
2004	-	Carpet Masters Unknown, San Antonio, TX
2005	Comp	Carpet Masters Unknown, San Antonio, TX
	Rec	Just Us, El Paso, TX
2006	Comp	Floorworks Unknowns, San Antonio, TX 
	Rec	- Not held
2007 	Comp 	Floorworks Unknowns, San Antonio, TX
	Rec 	Just Us, El Paso, TX 
2008 	Comp 	Cascabels, Las Cruces, NM 
	Rec 	Tailgaters, Las Cruces, NM 
2009 	Comp 	Steel Unknowns, San Antonio, Texas 
	Rec 	- Not held- Rec class discontinued 
2010 	Comp 	Lady Outlaws, El Paso, TX 
2011 	Comp 	Fresh, Roy, UT
2012 	- 	- Not Held
2013 	- 	- Cancelled
2014 	-	- Cancelled
2015 	-	Lady MAJ, Goodyear, AZ
2016	-	Lady MAJ, Goodyear, AZ
2017	-	N/A
2018	-	N/A
 

USSSA Women's Native American World Series Champion
Year	Champion
2000	All Nations Natives, Tacoma, WA
2001	All Nations Natives, Salem, OR
2002	- Not Held
2003	- Not Held
2004	- Native American class Discontinued

USSSA Women's Armed Forces World Series Champion
Year	Champion
1995 	Islanders, NAS North Island, CA
1996 	Fort Gordon, Fort Gordon, GA
1997 	DM Mustangs TPs, DMAFB, Tuscon, AZ
1998 	NASNI Islanders NAS, North Island, CA
1999 	Forces XXI, Fort Lee, VA
2000 	NRSW, San Diego, CA
2001 	Fort Meade Lady Patriots, Fort Meade, MD
2002 	Fort Monroe Lady Generals, Fort Monroe, VA
2003 	Fort Myer Lady Patriots, Fort Myer, VA
2004 	Fort Myer Lady Patriots, Fort Myer, VA
2005 	DSCR Logistics Warriors, Richmond, VA
2006 	Fort Myer Lady Patriots, Fort Myer, VA

USSSA Women's 35 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1994	Bret Givens Construction, Inman, KS
1995	Timex/TPS, Jacksonville, FL
1996	Bret Givens Construction, Hutchinson, KS
1997	Bret Givens/Wells Athletic, Hutchinson, KS
1998	NCSM, Cincinnati, OH
1999	- GNC/NCSM, Cincinnati, OH and Snap Krackle & Pop, Nashville, TN (Co-Champs)
2000	Rapture, Walterboro, SC
2001	Ty-1-On/AKP, Cincinnati, OH
2002	Rapture, Walterboro, SC
2003	Ty-1-On/AKP, Cincinnati, OH
2004	Ty-1-On/AKP, Cincinnati, OH
2005	Ty-1-On, Cincinnati, OH
2006	Butch's/WLD, Wixom, MI
2007	Seattle Hawks, Seattle, WA
2008	Team M.U.B., Renton, WA
2009	Team Combat/M.U.B., Seattle, WA
2010	North - Cancelled
	South - Showtime 35+, Snow Hill, NC
	West - Cancelled
2011	East - Showtime 35+, Snow Hill, NC
	West - Cancelled
2012	East - Mid-Atlantic Storm, Edgwater, MD
	West - KTI/Sniper Software, Seattle, WA
2013	East - Still Ballin, Baltimore, MD
	West - Cancelled
2014	Still Ballin, Baltimore, MD
2015	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 40 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
2006	- Cancelled
2007	40+ Traders, Memphis, TN
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012	- Cancelled
2013	- Cancelled
2014	Angry Birds, Bakersfield, CA
2015	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 45 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
2002	Golden Girls, Vienna, VA
2003	VA Golden Girls, Fairfax, VA
2004	Don's Fillies, Pekin, IN
2005	Ohio Redbirds, Cincinnati, OH
2006	Kentucky Fillies, Louisville, KY
2007	- Not held
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 50 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1998	Tennessee Thunder, Kingsport, TN
1999	Golden Girls 50+, Burke, VA
2000	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
2001	Ohio Cardinals 50's, Cincinnati, OH
2002	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
2003	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
2004	Touch of Class, Portland, TN
2005	Maryland Roadrunners, MD
2006	Touch of Class, Portland, TN
2007	Town & Country Fillies, New Albany, TN
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 55 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1998	Florida Spirit, Inverness, FL
1999	Florida Spirit, Inverness, FL
2000	Califirnia Spirit, Irvine, CA
2001	Ohio Cardinals 55's, Germantown, OH
2002	California Express, San Francisco, CA
2003	Michigan Medical Miracles, Royal Oak, MI
2004	California Spirit 55, Indio, CA
2005	Ohio Redbirds, Cincinnati, OH
2006	Missouri Flashback, Wright City, MO
2007	California Spirit 55+, Whittier, CA
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 60 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
1998	Golden Girls, Georgia
1999	Golden Girls 60+, Great Falls, VA
2000	Golden Girls 60+, Purcellville, VA
2001	Golden Girls, Vienna, VA
2002	Ohio Cardinals, Dayton, OH
2003	North Charleston Primetimers, Charleston, SC
2004	Suncoast Seniors, Largo, FL
2005	California Spirit, Indio, CA
2006	Suncoast Seniors, Clearwater, FL
2007	California Express, Half Moon Bay, CA
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 65 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
2000	Cajun Belles, Baton Rouge, LA
2001	Freedom Spirit of Florida, Largo, FL
2002	Senior Stars, Mt. Juliet, TN
2003	Tennessee Senior Stars, Mt. Juliet, TN
2004	Tennessee Senior Stars, Mt. Juliet, TN
2005	Tennessee Senior Stars, Mt. Juliet, TN
2006	Tennessee Senior Stars, Mt. Juliet, TN
2007	Spectacular Canada 65s, Fonthill, Ontario, Canada
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

USSSA Women's 70 and over Slow Pitch Champions
Year	Champion
2004	Tucson Rancherettes, Tucson, AZ
2005	Tucson Rancherettes, Tucson, AZ
2006	Tucson Rancherettes, Tucson, AZ
2007	Freedom Spirit of Florida 70s, St. Petersburg, FL
2008	- Not held
2009	- Cancelled
2010	- Cancelled
2011	- Cancelled
2012 	- Cancelled
2013 	- Cancelled
2014 	- Cancelled
2015 	- Cancelled
2016	-N/A
2017	-N/A
2018	-N/A

ISA

ISA Women's National Tournament Champions 
Year	Class	Champion
1991	AAA	Vernon's, Jacksonville, FL
	AA	Jammers, Tuscaloosa, FL
	A	Top Gun, Tamassee, SC
1992	A	?- no info available
1993	A	?- no info available
1994	A	?- no info available
1995	A	Doc's/TPS, Jacksonville, FL
1996	A	N/A
	B	Snuggery Bar & Grill, W. Palm Beach, FL		Sunbelt Belt, Centerville, GA
	C	Hank's, GA
	D	Top Gun, Tamassee, SC
1997	A	N/A
	B	Elite, Marietta, GA
	C	Hotshots, Tampa, FL
	D	Dockmasters, Orange Park, FL
1998	A/B	Armstrong Lady Rebels, Murphessboro, TN
	C	Stardust, Cummings, GA
	D	Top Gun, Tamassee, SC
1999	A	N/A
	B	Players						Armstrong, Murfreesboro, TN
	C	Lady Misfits					Rodeo
	D	Lady Cruisers, Granada, MS			Elite Express
2000	Major	Hot Shots, Tampa, FL				Uniform Pro Mice, NY
	Comp.	Lady Cruisers, Granada, MS			Arlo & Janis, AL
	Rec.	TSC/Farragot Eye, Lenoir City, TN		Shelbyville Pepsi, Shelbyville, TN
2001	Major	Brooks Bend, Springdale, AL			Birmingham Extreme, Birmingham, AL
	Comp.	Ondeo/Nalco, Brandon, MS			Trouble/WJRL, Auburn, AL
	Rec.	Team Xtreme, Dixon, TN				Jaycees/Ilene, Shelbyville, TN
2002	Major	Yard Dogs, Calhoun, GA				Arris, GA
	Comp.	Dixie Darlings, Fayetteville, GA		Delong/Cherokee Brick, GA
	Rec.	Lady Rebels, Macon, GA				Lady Roadrunners, GA
2003	Major	Armstrong Ceiling Lady Rebels, Murfreesboro,TN	Yard Dawgs, GA
	Comp.	Ondeo Nalco, Brandon, MS			Birmingham Xtreme, Birmingham, AL
	Rec.	Lady Thunder, White Bluff, TN			Nextel/Lady Misfits
2004	Major	N/A
	Comp.	Sports Med, Gurley, AL				Macken Plumbing, Rochester, MN
	Rec.	Georgia Peaches, Garden City, GA		Jaycees/A Plus, Shelbyville, TN
2005	Comp.	Long Haul/Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL 		Hot Shots, Tampa, FL
		MVP - Sondra Landry, Long Haul
	Rec.	Lady Thunder, White Bluff, TN			?
2006	Comp	Macken Plumbing Excel, Rochester, MN		Lady Rebels, Gainesville, GA 
		MVP-Maimi Stejskat, Macken Plumbing Excel
	Rec.	Cherokee Brick, Macon, GA			?
2007	Comp.	N/A
	Rec.	RDA Powerhouse, FL
2008	Comp	Fraley's/Low Bob, KY
	Rec.	Lady Thunder, TN
2009	Comp.	N/A
	Rec.	St. Marks Elite, TN
2010	Comp.	N/A
	Rec.	Solway Hardware, TN
2011	Comp.	Low Bobs/Miken, KY
	Rec.	?
2012	Upper 	Low Bob's, KY 
	Lower 	Total Chaos/3D, TN 
2013	Upper 	Solway Hardware, TN 
	Lower	?
2014	Upper 	? 
	Lower	?
2015	-	Bounty Hunters, GA				Team 615, AL
2016

NSA

NSA Women's National Tournament Champions 
Year	Class	Champion
1987	-	Detroit Stingers, Detroit, MI
1988	-	?
1989	-	Whiz Kids, Belleview, IL
1990	B	PST (Physical Sports Therapy), Florissant, MO
1991	B	Jim's Barbeque
	C	Lady Spirits, NC
	D	Lady Bo Jacks
1992	-	CBS/Apple Sports, Coldwater, MI
1993	B	Sunline Wildcats
	C	Lady Mustangs, TN
	D	Don's, FL
1994	-	?
1995	-	?
1996	-	?
1997	-	?
1998	B	Soop's, Edwards, MS (South)
	C	Custom Truck, NV (West)
	D	Lady Cruisers (South)
	D	Angove CPA, WA (West)
	Rec.	Black Mountain Chevrolet, Black Mountain, NC (East)
1999	Comp.	Tequila Crème, Illinios (North)
	Comp.	Tom Boyz (East)
	Rec.	Clancy's Pub, Pittsburgh, PA (North)
	Rec.	Class Act (East)
	Rec.	Momentum (West)
2000	Open	Nice Carpet
	C	Tomboys, Birmingham, AL (East)
	D	Class Act, Birmingham, AL (East)
2001	Open	Awards & More
	Rec.	Momentum (West)
	B/C/D	Brooks (Southwest)
	C	Stewart Glapat, Zanesville, OH (North)
	C/D	Stray Cats (West)
	D	Med Plus (South)
	D	Hussey Copper, Kentucky (North)
	Rec.	Momentum (West)
2002	Open	Diamond Girls
	B/C	Panama City Hilton, Panama City, FL (East)
	C	R&W Marine, Paducah, KY (North)
	C	CAC/East Coast Angels (East)
	D	Bud Light, Carpentersville, IL (North)
	D	Lady Rebels (South)
	D	Carolina Cardinals (East)
2003	Comp.	Rapture, Walterboro, SC (East)
	Comp.	Silver Bullets (North)
	Rec.	Black Mountain Chevrolet, Black Mountain, NC (East)
	C	Shannon Fence, Mentor, OH (North)
	C	Bad Influence, AZ (West)
	D	Flyers, Ohio (North)
	D	Playaza Club, OR (West)
	E	Bab's, WA (West)
2004	Comp.	Competitive's Edge, Smithfield, NC (East)
	Rec.	Showtyme, Salem, VA (East)
	C	Lakers, Louisville, KY (North)
	C	Yard Dogs (South)
	C	Custom Truck, Las Vegas, NV (West)
	D	Ohio Northern Transit, Cleveland, OH (North)
	D	31 Club Street, George, UT (West)
	E	Bad Habits, Phoenix, AZ (West)
2005	A	St Louis Heat, St. Louis, MO (North)
	C	Buffalo Trace, Waddy, KY (North)
	C	Team WRV, Virginia Beach, VA (East)
	C	Angove Softball, Olympia, WA (West)
	D	A-1 Geneva Storage, Austinburg, OH (North)
	D	Double Play, Lakeview, NC (East)
	D	Team Innovative, Seattle, WA (West)
	E	The Chittakahs, Tucson, AZ (West)
2006	B	Low Bob's/Fraley's Wildcats, Lexington, KY (North/North Central)
	C	RMS Girls, Phoenix, AZ (West)
	D	Pic-Nic's, Parma, OH (North/North Central)
	D	Fury, Albuquerque, NM (West)
	E	Bells Construction, Aurora, OR (West) 
	A	Enough Said, , Tallahassee, FL (WINTER)
2007	C Upper	Honeypipes, Albemare, NC (East)
	C	Stage II Softball, St. Louis, MO (North/North Central)
	C Lower K&L Stompers, Charlotte, NC (East)
	D	St. Louis HummerZ, St. Louis, MO (North/North Central)
	D	Lady Merchants, Burlington, NC (East)
	D	Fury, Albuquerque, NM (West)
	-	Just Enough (WINTER)
2008 	C 	Passport Motors
	D 	Metro Sports
	-	Alibi Blaze (WINTER)
2009 	D 	Players Club
2010 Upper 	Softballfans.com/Combat
2011 Upper 	Low Bob's/Miken
		- MVP-Terri Ellingsworth; All World - Shannon Ellingsworth, LeighAnn Bowen
2012 Upper 	Low Bob's/Miken
		- MVP-Shannon Ellingsworth; All World -  Terri Ellingsworth, Annie Rardin, LeighAnn Bowen
2013 Upper 	Low Bob's/Louisville Slugger/Kinder
		- MVP-Annie Rardin; All World - Terri Ellingsworth 
2014 Super 	Low Bob's/Louisville Slugger/Kinder
		- MVP-Teri Ellingsworth; All World - Ann Rardin, Shannon Elllingsworth 
2015	
2016

SSAA

SSAA Women's World Series
Year	Class	Champion
1985	-	Singer, Goldsboro, NC
1986	C	Butler's Heat & Air Conditioning, NC
	D	Jamestown, NC
1987	C	Rick's Restaurant, NC
	D	Eddie's A's, NC
1988	-	Not Held
1989	-	Not Held
1990	-	Not Held
1991	-	Not Held
1992	-	Not Held
1993	-	Not Held
1994	B	Johnson's Blazers, Johnson, SC
	C	On-Sat, Shelby, NC
1995	-	Not Held
1996	-	Not Held
1997	A	Satin Thrillers, Raleigh, NC
1998	D	Specialty, Knoxville, TN
	E	Lane's Excavating, Kodak, TN
1999	D	Hot Rod, Oak Ridge, TN
	E	Med Plus, Florence, AL
2000	D	Southern Stars, Soddy Daisy, TN
	E	Bob's Feed, Crossville, TN
2001	A	Ruff Riders, Greenville, NC
2002	C	Goldsboro Van & Storage, Goldsboro, NC
	D	Native Angels, Rowland, NC
2003	C	Powerade, Wilmington, NC
	D	Native Angels, Lumberton, NC
2004	Comp	Blankenship Electric, Linthieum, MD
	Rec	Universal PPH, Richmond, VA
2005	Comp	?
	Rec	?
2006	-	Avengers, Petersburg, VA 
2007	-	?
2008	-	?
2009	-	- Not Held
2010	-	DSCR/Lady Warriors, VA
2011	-	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC
2012	-	Lady Code Red/Drash, Fayetteville, NC
2013	-	?
2014	-	Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC
2015	
2016

WSL

WSL Women's North American Championships
Year	Class	Champion
2003 	-	Armstrong Rebels, Murfreesboro, TN
2004 	Upper	Da Mob, Grand Prairie, TX
 	Lower	Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND
2005 	Upper	Long Haul/Enough Said, Tallahassee, FL	Okaki, Santa Ana, CA		MVP-Sirene Johnson, Long Haul
 	Lower	Bryant Express, Bryant, AR
2006	Upper	Not Held
	Lower	Hilton of PCB, Panama City, FL 
2007	-	Team CIDRA, Brandon, MS 		O&S Cattle, Savage, MN		MVP-Sissy Hudson, CIDRA
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	-	Low Bob’s
2013	-	Low Bobs/Kinder/Louisville
2014	-	
2015	
2016

2005 WSL All World Team
MVP - Sirene Johnson, Long Haul/Enough Said
All World: 
Mary Hoff, Long Haul/Enough Said
Stacie Symonds, Long Haul/Enough Said
Cara Coughenour, Long Haul/Enough Said
Beverly Reeves, Long Haul/Enough Said

WOMEN'S SENIOR SOFTBALL

SSWC Women's Senior's National Tournament Champions 
Year	Class	Champion
1998	50+	2nd Wind, Costa Mesa, CA
1999	45+r	Capital Area Classics, Michigan
	54+	Queen Bees, Arizona
2000	45+	2nd Wind, Costa Mesa, CA
	55+	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
2001	45+	Showtime 2000, San Pablo, CA
	50+	Michigan Medical Miracles, Royal Oak, MI
	55+	Silver Belles, Nevada
2002	40+	Showtime, San Pablo, CA
	45+	Tucson Classics, Tucson, AZ
	55+	Calif. Spirit Majors, Costa Mesa, CA
	60+	Queen Bees, Apache Junction, AZ
2003	40+	Showtime, San Pablo, CA
	50+	Tucson Classics, Tucson, AZ
	55+	Michigan Medical Miracles, Royal Oak, MI
2004	40+	Saints 40's, Arizona
	50+	Spirit, Costa Mesa, CA
	55+	Spirit, Costa Mesa, CA
2005	40+	Bad Catz, NV
	50+	Great Lakers, MI
	55+	Capital Area Classics, MI
	60+	Silver Gloves, NM
2006	40+	Team Works, VA
	50+	Ladies Choice, CA
	55+	Capital Area Classics, MI
	60+	Sportaculars Canada 60+, Fonhill, ON, Canada
	65+	Sportaculars Canada 65+, Fonhill, ON, Canada
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

ISSA Women's 50 /Older National Tournament Champions
Year	Champion
1995	Golden Girls, Burke, VA
1996	Golden Girls, Burke, VA
1997	Golden Girls, Burke, VA
1998	Golden Girls, Burke, VA
1999	Golden Girls, Burke, VA
2000	Golden Girls 50+, Annandale, VA
2001	Golden Girls 50+, Annandale, VA
2002	Golden Girls 50+, Annandale, VA
2003	Golden Girls 50+, Annandale, VA
2004	N/A
2005	N/A
2006	N/A
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

SSWS Women's Senior's National Tournament Champions 
Year	Class	Champion
1999	50+ Maj	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
	50+ Min	Capitol Area Classics, Michigan
	50+ Rec	Lady Texans, Texas
	55+	California Spirit Majors, Irvine CA
2000	45+	2nd Wind, Costa Mesa, CA
	55+	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
2001	50+	?
2002	50+ Maj	West Michigan Storm, Michigan
	50+ AAA	2nd Wind, Costa Mesa, CA
	55+	Michigan Medical Miracles, Royal Oak, MI
2003	50+ Maj	West Michigan Storm, Michigan
	55+ Maj	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
	55+ AAA	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
	60+ Maj	Queen Bees, Apache Junction, AZ
2004	50+	West Michigan Storm, Michigan
	55+ Maj	Silver Saints, Arizona
	55+ AAA	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
2005	50+	?
	55+ Maj	Ohio Red Birds, Cincinnati, OH
2006	50+	No Limits, NV
	55+	California Express, CA
	60+	Las Vegas Neons, NV
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

SPA Women's Senior's National Tournament Champions 
Year	Class	Champion
2002	50+	Tennessee Thunder, Kingsport, TN
	55+ 	Lady Texans, Texas
2003	50+	?
2004	50+	?
2005	50+	Golden Girls 50+, VA
	55+	Golden Girls 50+, Burke, VA
	60+	Golden Girls 50+, VA
	65+	Golden Girls 50+, VA
2006	-	?
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015

ISF Women's Senior's World Cup 
Year	Class	Champion
2004	Open	Golden Girls 55, Annandale, VA
2005	40+/45+	Focus, Laurel, MD
	55+/60+	Golden Girls 55's, Burke, VA
2006	40+	Team Works, Manassas, VA
	55+	Capital Area Classic, Brighton, MI 
	60+	Suncoast Seniors, Clearwater, FL
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

HWSG Huntsmen Women's Senior's National Champions 
Year	Class		Champion
2001	50+		Great Lakers, Flint/Detroit, MI
	55+ Major	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
	55+ Minor	Salt Chuckers, Vancouver, BC, Canada
2002	50+ Major	Renegades, Southern California
	50+ Minor	Vegas, Las Vegas NV
	55+		California Spirit Majors, Irvine CA
	60+		Queen Bees, Mesa AZ
2003	50+ Major	Renegades, Southern California
	50+ Minor	Kids @ Heart, Stockton, CA
	55+ Major	California Spirit, Irvine CA
	55+ Minor 	California Express, Irvine CA
	60+		Queen Bees, Mesa AZ
2004	50+ Major-A	California Spirit 50's, Los Angeles, CA
	50+ Minor-B	California Rockers, Oakland, CA	
	55+ Minor-A	Arizona Sunsets, Glendale, AZ	
	60+		Colorado Hot Flashes, Colorado Springs, CO
	65+		Sportaculars, Whitby, ON, Canada
	60+		Queen Bees, Mesa AZ
2005	50+ Major	Aches & Pains, Stockton, CA
	50+ Minor	Utaz BB, Provo, UT
	55+ Major	California Spirits, Orange County, CA
	55+ Minor	Sin City Diamond Divas, Las Vegas, NV
	60+ Major	Salt Chuckers, Vancouver, BC, Canada
	60+ Minor	Las Vegas Desert Neons, Las Vegas, NV
	65+ 		Sportaculars Canada 65’s, Fonthill, ON, Canada	
2006	50+ A		Maryland Road Runners, Rockville, MD
	50+ B		Loose Ends, Vancouver, BC, Canada
	55+ A		Kentucky Fillies 55+, Louisville, KY
	55+ B		Golden Girls 55+, Vienna, VA
	60+ A		Salt Chuckers, Vancouver, BC, Canada
	60+ B		Suncoast Seniors, Clearwater, FL
	65+		Sportaculars Canada 65+, Fonhill, ON, Canada
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

NSGA National Senior Games Association Women's Senior's Olympics 
Year	Class	Champions
1999	50+	California’s Most Wanted, California
	55+	American Legends, California
	60+	Golden Girls 60+, Vienna, VA
	65+	Colorado Peaches, Colorado
2001	50+	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
	55+	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
	60+	Colorado Hot Flashes, Colorado
2003	50+	Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
	55+	California Spirit Majors, Irvine, CA
	60+	Golden Girls, Vienna, VA
	65+	Freedom Spirits of Florida, Largo, FL
	70+	Michigan Mavericks, Michigan
2005	50+	Road Runners, MD
	55+	California Spirit, Indio, CA
	60+	Arizona Rancherettes, AZ
	65+	N/A
	70+	N/A
2007		- no info

LVSSA Las Vegas World Masters Championship Results
Year	Class		Champion
2003	50+		Tucson Classics, Tucson, AZ
	55+ 		Michigan Medical Miracles, Royal Oak, MI
2004	50+ 		Ohio Cardinals, Cincinnati, OH
	55+ 		Senior Unlimited, Michigan
	60+		California Spirit 60's, Irvine CA
	65+		Sportaculars CA 65, CA
2005	40+ 		Silver Foxes, CA
	50+ 		No Limits, NV
	55+ 		California Spirits, CA
	60+		Neons, NV
	65+		Sportaculars CA 65, CA
2006	40+		Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND
	50+		No Limits, NV
	55+		Cin-Day Cardinals
	60+		Salt Chuckers, Vancouver, BC, Canada
	65+		B.C. Swingers
2007	
2008	
2009	
2010	
2011	
2012	
2013	
2014	
2015	
2016

1996 ASA Men’s C Slow Pitch Nationals

1996 / ASA / ASA Men's B/C/D/E Slow Pitch
November 9, 2018

Held at Albuquerque, New Mexico on September 26-29.

MVP – Pete Leonard, Clyte’s Angle Inn
Batting Champion – Phillip Estes, Gremmels/Easton

ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM

P – Buzzie Horn, Clyte’s Angle Inn
C – Mike Jackson, Gremmels/Easton
1B – Marty Knight, Clyte’s Angle Inn
2B – Jeff Overstreet, Gremmels/Easton
3B – Allen Lawrence, Gremmels/Easton
SS – Marc Bellanger, Marc Motors
OF – Pete Leonard, Clyte’s Angle Inn
OF – Phillip Estes, Gremmels/Easton
OF – Rick Brown, Mullinax Ford
OF – Wes Archie, Smog Stop
Utility – David Beard, B & L Painting/Rollins Construction
Utility – Louie Manzo, La Cocina/Flyjuice
Utility – John Whitney, Mighty Grizwalds
Utility – Les Brown, Smog Stop
Player – Barry Shirley, Gremmels/Easton

ALL AMERICAN SECOND TEAM

P – Matt Kile, La Cocina/Flyjuice
C – Tom Mullaney, Clyte’s Angle Inn
1B – Mickey Ackerman, Investors Associates
2B – Steve Lowe, B & L Painting/Rollins Construction
3B – Anthony Sanchez, La Cocina/Flyjuice
SS – Kevin Keeter, Clyte’s Angle Inn
OF – Spencer Kennedy, Gremmels/Easton
OF – Scott Robitaille, Marc Motors
OF – Paul Henning, Clyte’s Angle Inn
OF – Greg Zimmerman, Mullinax Ford
Utility – Michael Cousens, Marc Motors
Utility – Brian Crisp, La Cocina/Flyjuice
Utility – Scott Deyo, Marc Motors
Utility – John Susac, Smog Stop
Player – Rob Jacinto, La Cocina/Flyjuice

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Clyte’s Angle Inn, Baltimore, MD (7-0)
2. Mullinax Ford, Scio, OH (7-2)
3. Gremmels/Easton, Trussville, AL (7-2)
4. La Cocina/Flyjuice, Hayward, CA (6-2)
5t. Marc Motors, Alfred, ME (5-2)
5t. Russell’s Paint & Body, Mary, FL (9-2)
7t. B&L Painting/Rollins Construction, Airy, MD (5-2)
7t. Smog Stop, Roseville, CA (6-2)
9t. Everlast/Monarch, Flanders, NJ (4-2)
9t. Investors Associates, Ronkonkoma, NY (5-2)
9t. Keri Prints, Miami, FL (6-2)
9t. Mighty Grizwalds, Indianapolis, IN (4-2)
13t. Grecho Construction/DC Outlaws, Vancouver, WA (6-2)
13t. Mario’s Café, Ansonia, CT (4-2)
13t. Tel Data/De Beer Ball Hawks, Escondido, CA (4-2)
13t. Williamette Cabinets, Salem, OR (6-2)
17t. Eagle Brook Saloon, Wrentham, MA (5-2)
17t. ICS, West Point, IA (3-2)
17t. J&S Softball, Manalapan, NJ (4-2)
17t. Lehigh Rockies, Keymar, MD (3-2)
17t. MGD Team, Naperville, IL (4-2)
17t. R.O.K./Arbor Construction, Holland, PA (3-2)
17t. Westphal/Ollies, Martingsburg, WV (4-2)
17t. Dangerous Toys, San Antonio, TX (3-2)
25t. Grainger Pub/Daniel, Greenfield, WI (3-2)
25t. BFI Dudley, Houston, TX (3-2)
25t. Minnehaha Liquors, St. Paul, MN (4-2)
25t. Mt. Clemens Eagles, Sterling Heights, MI (3-2)
25t. Leather & Lumber, Mesa, AZ (3-2)
25t. American Legion, Flagstaff, AZ (4-2)
25t. Benfield Electric, Lorton, VA (3-2)
25t. Franchise, Forrest, IL (2-2)
33t. Sharks, Clinton, CT (3-2)
33t. Crown Liqiour /Happy Joe, Moscow, IA (2-2)
33t. Tamafaalii, Long Beach, CA (3-2)
33t. Team Go, Gainesville, FL (3-2)
33t. Sullivan Scoreboard, Spokane, WA (3-2)
33t. CIEI, Kokomo, IN (2-2)
33t. Lumber Co., Littleton, CO (2-2)
33t. Archies Stoney Point, Kansas City, KS (3-2)
33t. New Vision, Mesa, AZ (3-2)
33t. Fuddruckus/Worth, Virginia, VA (4-2)
33t. Petes 881, San Francisco, CA (3-2)
33t. 3D Lines, Martinsburgh, VA (2-2)
33t. Double Steelers, Santa Rosa, CA (3-2)
33t. Office Muckers, Lynn, MA (3-2)
33t. Sedalia Grill, Englewood, CO (2-2)
33t. Blue Chips, Mio, MI (2-2)
49t. NCC, Fargo, ND (1-2)
49t. Amigos II, Phoenix, AZ (2-2)
49t. Geisen Funeral Home, Crown Point, IN (2-2)
49t. Hub Victors, Canton, OH (1-2)
49t. El Conquistadors Gators, Waco, TX (2-2)
49t. VSM, Phoenix, AZ (2-2)
49t. Big Daddy, Montville, NJ (2-2)
49t. Cocktails and Ropes, Tucson, AZ (1-2)
49t. Jack Pinnys, Sioux City, IA (1-2)
49t. Easto-Rockets, Le Sueur, MN (2-2)
49t. Bully’s Sports Bar, Reno, NV (1-2)
49t. Depot/Mizuno, Fairbault, MN (2-2)
49t. Global Bearing, Van Nuys, CA (1-2)
49t. Uptown/Ultimate, Muskego, WI (2-2)
49t. Subway, West Statesboro, GA (2-2)
49t. Team Minot, Minot, ND (1-2)
65t. Arizona Nightmare, Phoenix, AZ (1-2)
65t. Redman, Imperial Beach, CA (1-2)
65t. Huffman Roofing, Girardeau, MO (1-2)
65t. ERA, Arvada, CO (0-2)
65t. Computerland, Lakeland, FL (0-2)
65t. Kentor Club, Portland, OR (1-2)
65t. Ron Rebels, Omaha, NE (1-2)
65t. Morris County, Morristown, NJ (1-2)
65t. WW Kiwanis/Budweiser, Walla Walla, WA (1-2)
65t. Red Dogs, Bryan, TX (0-2)
65t. R&S Express, Edinburg, TX (0-2)
65t. McDade Woodcoock, Albuquerque, NM (0-2)
65t. Red Shoe Barn, Dover, NH (1-2)
65t. Family Oil, Spokane, WA (0-2)
65t. Schlotysky, Colorado Springs, CO (0-2)
65t. Team Talika, Mentor, OH (0-2)
65t. Floor Concepts, Smithfield, RI (1-2)
65t. P&M Recycling, Plainville, CT (1-2)
65t. Bud Beacon, Duluth, MN (0-2)
65t. Data Exchange, Cherry Hill, NJ (0-2)
65t. Bandits, Phoenix, AZ (0-2)
65t. Bud Ice, Sheboygan, WI (1-2)
65t. Hooters Of Richmond, Mechanicsville, VA (1-2)
65t. Miller High Life Amigos, Del Rio, TX (0-2)
65t. TGI Friday Of York, Windsor, PA (0-2)
65t. Pure Adrennial, Stepenville, TX (0-2)
65t. Swarm, Eugene, OR (0-2)
65t. Vermon/Power Bar, Littleton, CO (1-2)
65t. Ron Rebels, Omaha, NE (1-2)
65t. Solano County Merchants, Dixon, CA (1-2)
65t. Crossman Communities, Lafayette, IN (0-2)
65t. Nicky D’S, Hanover, NJ (0-2)
97t. Latino A’S, Odessa, TX (0-2)
97t. Carter & Coleman, Reading, MA (0-2)
97t. Town Club, Interlochen, MI (0-2)
97t. Harlo’s Printing, Shelby Township, MI (0-2)
97t. Sandbaggers, Ashland, NE (0-2)
97t. Waterloo Athletics, Waterloo, IA (0-2)
97t. KC’S Corner, Danville, PA (0-2)
97t. Norwest Bank, Edina, MN (0-2)
97t. Memphis Reds, Memphis, TN (0-2)
97t. Tundra Plumbing, Kodiak, AK (0-2)
97t. Earth Products, Dewey, AZ (0-2)
97t. Outlaws, Hillsboro, OR (0-2)
97t. Dexter Lake, Scottsdale, AZ (0-2)
97t. Heros, Rock Island, IL (0-2)
97t. Upper Deck/Court Sports, Owatonna, MN (0-2)
97t. Moscow Sponsors, Moscow, ID (0-2)
97t. Angle Inn Athletics, Baltimore, MD (0-2)
97t. Omaha Frame Co, La Vista, NE (0-2)
97t. Dawgs, Vancouver, WA (0-2)
97t. Artex, West Point, MS (0-2)
97t. High Rollers/Nix Construction, Lawrenceburg, KY (0-2)
97t. Jake Steele, Auburn, NH (0-2)
97t. Pine Grove, Elkton, MD (0-2)
97t. Hodges Automotive, Albuquerque, NM (0-2)
97t. American Legion, Flagstaff, AZ (0-2)

Joe Walker

ASA
November 8, 2018

Joe Walker longtime player rep for Central Virginia ASA. Joe was the chairperson of the Tidewater, Virginia Softball Hall of Fame. He also won an ASA C National Championship with CA/JO in 2008.

Joseph Orlando Walker, died November 8, 2018 in a local hospital. He was a native of Brooklyn, New York and a lifelong resident of Chesapeake. He was the son of the late Olga Rose Caldwell and William Howard Walker and was preceded in death by his brothers William Howard Walker, Jr., and Patrick D. Caldwell. Joe was a graduate of Great Bridge High School, a Veteran of the United States Navy and was a retired Longshoreman with the International Longshoreman Association.

He had been a very active member of the local Softball Program for most of his adult life. He was the District commissioner of the Tidewater VA ASA Softball since 2012 and has been a national council member of the USA/ASA Softball Association for 33 years. He was inducted into the Tidewater ASA hall of Fame in 1989 as an individual and he had 2 teams (Old Dominion Roofing/Siding-2001 and CA/Jo Softball-2011) inducted as well. His CA/JO team won the Men’s class C National Championship in 2008 in Oklahoma City.

He was a member of the ILA and was an avid Animal lover. Joe is survived by his loving wife of 44 years and high school sweetheart, Carol Anne Gray Walker and his daughter Elizabeth Ashley Basinger and her husband and his beloved granddaughter, Savanna Rose Basinger, all of Chesapeake, and 3 Sister-in-laws and 1 Brother-in-law and 4 nephews and one great nephew.

A memorial service will be held in the Chesapeake Chapel of H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., 1416 Cedar Road, Chesapeake, VA 23322 on Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 3:00 PM. The Reverend Tracy Gregory will officiate. Burial will be at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to the Humane Society or to Wounded Warriors. Online condolences may be sent to the family at hdoliver.com

2018 ASA Men’s Super Slow Pitch Nationals

2018 / ASA / ASA Men's Super Slow Pitch
November 6, 2018

2018 held at Freedom Park in Ridgeland, Mississippi on September 29-30.

Champion – H. Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton, Cicero, New York
Runner Up – Team Racks/Yahhh!, Phoenix, Arizona

The 2018 USA Softball Super Nationals featured 5 star studded teams and ended up being played all in one day (Friday, September 28th) because of rain during the week that swamped the beautiful fields at Freedom Ridge park in Ridgeland, Mississippi. So the tournament began Friday morning at 9 AM Central time and used 2 fields the entire day. The weather was in the mid to high 70’s and humid but nice and it was overcast. Each game used 3 umpires and the 52 core Dudley ZN ball with a 16 home runs per team limit. Rosters were not restricted since this is USA Softballs top classification. The defending champions WC Monsta and H. Auto a team that has won multiple Super titles were the favorites.

As the day turned to night the “if” game began with a frustrated H. Auto team taking some angry swings and jumping on Team Racks to the tune of 20 runs in the top of the 1st inning.

In the bottom of the inning with 2 on and 2 out for Racks Daniel Cayton was caught stealing by H. Auto catcher Bryson Baker on a straight steal of 2nd base. You don’t see that too often. Racks did score 8 runs in the inning but can only wonder what could have been! In the top of the 2nd the Racks infield nearly turned a triple play with a hard grounder to AJ Montano at middle infield who tagged the runner on 2nd, stepped on 2nd, and then threw it too high to first base. But the umpires only gave them one out.

The next batter grounded into a double play so it didn’t matter and it looked like Racks was back in the game. But in the bottom of the 2nd Bubba Mack at 3rd base for H. Auto made an incredible scoop of a hard shot and got an out then they turned a double play to hold Racks scoreless. In the 3rd and 4th innings Racks outscored H. Auto 17-13 highlighted by a Ben Dunn assist from center field to 2nd base to get a batter trying to stretch a single into a double, AJ Montano hit a towering home run that went over the lights in left center, and only a great diving play by H. Auto shortstop Jeff Keske halted the Racks rally with Racks trailing 36-28.

H. Auto added 3 runs in the top of the 7th but their inning was cut short by a phenomenal running catch by Ben Dunn in left center field. So the Super title came down to the bottom of the 7th inning and Racks trailed by 12 with 4 homers to hit. They batted around the lineup and used 3 homers to score 9 runs but came up 3 runs short and H. Auto won the Super Nationals.

Brian Wegman and Steele Lewis each had 6 hits in the win, Bryson Baker collected 10 RBI, and Sam Christensen went 6 for 6 (all base hits) in the loss.

MVP – Bryson Baker, H. Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton
HR Champion – Jason Martel, Team Racks/Yahhh – 11
Batting Champion – Donnie Hammonds, T’s 13/Monsta – .900

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Travis Clark, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (12-21, .571, 4 HR, 12 RBI, 9 Runs)
P – Bill Pinkham, Team Racks/Yahhh! (21-29, .729, 5 HR, 15 RBI, 15 Runs)
IF – Jeff Keske, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (12-17, .706, 2 HR, 7 RBI, 10 Runs)
IF – Adam Ussery, Team Racks/Yahhh! (23-29, .793, 10 HR, 29 RBI, 23 Runs)
IF – Greg Connell, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (14-19, .737, 4 HR, 10 RBI, 13 Runs)
IF – Daniel Cayton, Team Racks/Yahhh! (17-27, .630, 9 HR, 15 RBI, 20 Runs)
IF – AJ Montano, Team Racks/Yahhh! (23-32, .719, 10 HR, 22 RBI, 20 Runs)
OF – Jeremy Yates, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (14-18, .778, 6 HR, 17 RBI, 13 Runs)
OF – Brandon Dillon, Team Racks/Yahhh! (17-29, .586, 9 HR, 19 RBI, 17 Runs)
OF – Brian Wegman, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (15-20, .750, 4 HR, 9 RBI, 14 Runs)
UT – Donnie Hammonds, Ts 13/Monsta/Ductech (18-20, .900, 9 HR, 17 RBI, 15 Runs)
UT – Bryson Baker, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (15-21, .714, 10 HR, 25 RBI, 14 Runs)
UT – Jason Martel, Team Racks/Yahhh! (20-29, .690, 11 HR, 21 RBI, 21 Runs)
UT – Joey Bulens, Ts 13/Monsta/Ductech (14-18, .778, 6 HR, 19 RBI, 11 Runs)
UT – Ronald “Bubba” Mack, H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton (14-20, .700, 7 HR, 14 RBI, 14 Runs)

OTHERS

Shannon Smith, Team Racks/Yahhh! (23-31, .742, 9 HR, 23 RBI, 18 Runs)
Orlando Castillo, T’s 13/Monsta (13-19, .684, 7 HR, 13 RBI, 15 Runs)
Tyler Marshburn, T’s 13/Monsta (13-19, .684, 6 HR, 14 RBI, 12 Runs)
Dale Brungardt, Team Racks/Yahhh! (18-30, .600, 9 HR, 22 RBI, 16 Runs)
Ben Dunn, Team Racks/Yahhh! (18-30, .600, 9 HR, 26 RBI, 18 Runs)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. H, Auto/RDD/All In/Sprizzi/Easton, Cicero, NY (3-1)
2. Team Racks/Yahhh!, Phoenix, AZ (4-2)
3. T’s 13/Monsta/Ductech, Omaha, NE (2-2)
4. WC Monsta, Eastvale, CA (0-2)
5. Comatose/S2N/Monsta, Beloit, WI (0-2)

Category: ASA

Men’s National Softball Congress (NSC) 1947-1957

International Softball League (ISL) 1951-1957

International Softball Congress (ISC) (NSC & ISL merged in 1958)

International Softball Congress-II (ISC-II)

Amateur Softball Association (ASA) “Major” National Champs

Other ASA Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

NSA Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

AAU Men’s Fast Pitch Champions

International Softball Federation (ISF) Men’s World Championship

Pan Am Games – Men’s Softball Gold Medals

North American Fast Pitch Association (NAFA) Class-AAA/Open Champions

North American Fast Pitch Association (NAFA) Other Champions

NAFA Class-AAA-Open 10th Anniversary Team

National Industrial Softball League (NISL) 1944-45 National Softball League (NSL) 1946-1948 National Fastball League (NFL) 1949-1954

NSL/NFL vs ASL World Series History Year World Series Champion (league) Runner-up (league) Series Result

Eastern States Industrial Recreation Federation ESIRF (1947-48)

Professional World Softball League (PWSL) (1973)

WOMEN’s International Softball Federation (ISF) Women’s World Championship

Olympic Games – Women’s Softball Gold Medals

Other ASA Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

ASA Women’s World Champions

NSA Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

AAU Women’s Fast Pitch Champions

AIAW Women’s National Slow Pitch Champs

DGWS Women’s National Champs (Division of Girls & Women’s Sports)

Honda-Broderick Award (Slow Pitch)

AIAW Honda-Broderick Award (Fast Pitch)

Honda-Broderick Award (Fast Pitch)

USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year

International Women’s Pro Softball Association (IWPSA) 1976-80

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980 – The IWPSA Disbanded

WPF/WPSL Annual Standings

2002 NSA World Championship Exhibition

2003 NPF All-Star Tournament Results

Women’s Softball Hall of Fames

National Industrial Softball League (NISL) 1944-45
National Softball League (NSL) 1946-1948
National Fastball League (NFL) 1949-1954