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National Senior Softball Summit
Team ratings 50+ age division 55+ age division 60+ age division 65+ age division 70+ age division 75+ age division Appeals Forms 2007 national tournaments Winning teams moving up in 2008 2007 Snowbirds Snowbird application (pdf) Advisory Board Members Recommendations: Men | Women Summit minutes Archives Senior Rules Comparison of the different organizations Women's Council Summit Organizations The national senior softball organizations in America: ASA ISA Huntsman Games ISSA LVSSA NASCS NSA SPA SSUSA These ratings are posted as teams play in tournaments sanctions by any of the supporting organizations. If your team's ratings have not appeared within 30 days of playing, please contact the organization that sanctioned the tournament in which your team competed (managers only). If managers have a question about their team or other teams, please contact the organization in which you competed or call the Ratings Coordinator at (916) 326-5303. If team managers have a question regarding the ratings, or information concerning a team's ratings, you can contact any of the nine organizations listed on the home page, or call this website's adminstrator at (916) 326-5303. Web site design by Scott Flodin Privacy policy |
2004 National Senior Softball Women's Advisory Council recommendations WINTER HAVEN, Florida Six members of the National Womenıs Advisory Council met here during the Summit on Jan. 9-11. National Advisory Council Chairman Pat Lawlis presented the Boardıs recommendations to Summit Delegates. We support the concept of one universal ID Card for one fee, with money distributed to improve tournaments. The idea of separate fees paid to each organization defeats the purpose of a single card. We feel it is important to report our work to womenıs teams and players. We will use a new website, womenseniorsoftball.com, to link to Council documents and other issues and documents related to Womenıs softball. This site is not related to any organization and is dedicated to womenıs senior softball. We also continue to report on sandbagger.com, and we will also write letters to represented organizations asking for their support. Ridge Hooks discussed the National Senior Softball Hall of Fame for Women. Vicki Oltean will chair for women. We discussed working on uniformity among rules for all womenıs play. We are continuing to work toward aligning the womenıs age divisions. We discussed a couple of rules we are particularly interested in. We would like to see the extra safety base at first base used consistently and enforced by the umpires. We would also like to see the commitment line consistently marked properly and marked the same for each organization. We discussed the necessity for representatives to be willing to challenge their own organizations. We are starting to consider how to establish a true national champion by having a playoff among the champions from each organization. 8. We spent time on resolving conflicts in scheduling for 2004, and working on a better method for avoiding conflicts in 2005. The National Senior Softball Summit approved a National Combined Senior Softball Rating System in its annual meeting in Marietta, Georgia, in February 2000. This website represents the combined ratings that are supported by all nine national softball organizations. If you have a question regarding the ratings, changes in team names, disbanded teams, or teams that have moved up in age group, or information concerning a team's ratings, you can contact any of the three members of the Ratings Committee listed on the appeals form. |
The national senior softball organizations in America: ASA ISA Huntsman Games ISSA LVSSA NASCS NSA SPA SSUSA National Senior Softball Hall of Fame
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