Welcome to Spokane Amateur Softball Association

News:

5/16/2012

**There has been some confusion on bats this year.**

This year ASA has approved a number of bats with 1.20 BPF but as per ASA Rule 3 Sec 1 they still must have ASA 2000 or ASA 2004 certification mark. BPF is not to be confused MPH performance rating which can be as high as 102MPH but most bats approved by ASA will be in the 98MPH rating. If you have quistions please contact the Spokane ASA office.

5/7/2012

Registration for all adult leagues is closed as we have filled up most leagues. Thank You for such a great turnout this year. Please contact Fuzzy Buckenberger with any questions.

Online registration for credit cards is now open. If you don't see what you are looking for keep checking back as we are updating daily. Thank You.

Information on the Mens "C" Slowpitch Western Nationals has been added under the tournaments tab. If you have any queistions, please contact Fuzzy Buckenberger at fuzzybuck@comcast.net or 509-993-8888.

Please note that the date for the 10U - B Western Nationals has changed. Check the tournament tab for more info.

If there's information you are looking for and can't find, please email Randy Hastings. We appreciate your feedback.

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Happy Hitting!

The Spokane Amateur Softball Association (SASA) is one of many associations in the United States serving teams/players, coaches, and umpires in the sport of Softball. The Amateur Softball Association (ASA) was formed in 1933 and has remained the official rules writer and interpreter for the sport of softball. ASA is recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) as the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of softball. ASA conducts youth and adult softball programs in every state and virtually every city in the United States through a network of state and metro local associations. Over 245,000 teams and 3.5 million players (83,000 girls' fast pitch teams, 1.2 million girls') play ASA softball each year. ASA registers over 43,000 umpires each year and is known for one of the best officiating programs of any sport in the U.S.