We have a vacancy on the committee that we need to fill. It isn't time consuming and it is a chance to 'put something back into the league'. The position is to collate the results each week and pass them on to the website manager. Additionally you would be asked to vote/discuss issues concerning the league.
If you are interested contact Mike.
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BASU - The British Association of Softball Umpires has lots of useful information regarding rules, courses and tournaments they are covering. See www.basu.org.uk for details.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 April 2010 )
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Edinburgh Festiball to celebrate 20th anniversary this August |
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The 20th version of the Edinburgh Festiball will be played this year on the weekend of August 28-29 at Peffermill Playing Fields, bringing back memories of the first-ever Festiball, conceived by Andy Cannon of the Picts Softball Club and contested by just two teams in Holyrood Park in 1991.
Since then, the tournament has had a number of locations before settling at Peffermill in 1997, and has grown in popularity, with a maximum of 36 teams taking part in 2007. The fact that the Festiball coincides with the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe each year has undoubtedly contributed to the tournament's success, but so has excellent facilities and organisation and some interesting formats.
This is a fantastic tournament and lots of fun. So why not get your team organised, or get a bunch of randoms from throughout the league together. A great time is guaranteed...
For an application form and more information, visit the tournament website or email Lesley Morisetti.
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BSUK confirms its slowpitch tournament dates for 2010 |
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BaseballSoftballUK has announced the return of several slowpitch softball events that it will run during the 2010 season in London, most of them at Old Deer Park in Richmond.
Visit the BSUK site for details...
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 BSUK have launched a campaign to help generate funds to support our national softball and baseball teams.
Great Britain Baseball and Softball National Teams have achieved sensational results over the past decade in European and world competitions, despite the fact that none of them now receive any public funding whatsoever - and most of them never did.
More information can be found on the BSUK website.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 March 2010 )
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