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![]() New York State 2009 Handbook -------------------------------------------------- 2009 Rule Books Now Available $15.00 each payable to ![]() Beginning 2009, each Junior Olympic player participating in championship play must register using the individual registration process. Championship play includes states, regional, national qualifier and national championships. This will be done through RegisterASA.com. Coaches will register all their players and themselves on this site. When registering with RegisterASA.com you will receive two photo ID cards per player and coaches can opt for the mandatory background check here. Additionally, your insurance coverage will be included in the registration fee.
![]() Oklahoma City, Ok. – Per the ASA Board of Directors policy, in order to participate in ASA Junior Olympic Championship Play beginning in the 2009 season, one coach in the dugout during championship play must be ACE certified. New to the 2009 ACE Program, background checks will be provided through the on-line certification process beginning December 1, 2008 for the 2009 calendar year or at REGISTERASA.COM. There will be no additional fees to conduct the background check. The ACE (Achieve, Certify, Educate) Coaching Certification Program is the newest version of our certification program, developed and designed to provide softball coaches of all levels – from beginning coaches to experienced veterans – an opportunity to certify as a coach with a national softball organization. ![]() 2009 New York State ASA Championships 2009 Eastern Territory Tournaments ![]() "B" 14U Girls Fast Pitch Renegades Silver - Syracuse, New York ![]() Renegades Silver, a local fastpitch softball team, won the 14U Class B national tournament in the Eastern Region recently held from July 31 through August 3rd. The tournament consisted of 29 teams including state champions from New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Additional states represented were Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maryland.
The competition was fierce in this tournament and it took great performance, execution and above all else, character to bring home the victory. Overall the team was 7-1 in the tournament. The single loss was in pool play, and the team went undefeated in the elimination rounds of the tournament. The wins included 4 come from behind victories (3 of which came in last inning rallies).
Rarely does an accomplishment like this come from pure talent. The core of this team has been together for 3 years and it showed as they fought through many challenges on the field. All players on this team contributed to the championship. All players were on the field for at least 50% of the total innings played. Every player got a hit in the tournament and every pitcher threw successful innings in the run to the crown. Exceptional performances were turned in by Geena Brady (2 home runs, 2 doubles and 9 RBI’s), Sydney Harbaugh (.607 batting avg. for the tournament); Sarah Salamone (36 innings pitched, 6 earned runs allowed, 5 wins). ![]() Men's Class D Slow Pitch Manhattan Beer/Club Rouge ![]() ![]() 2008 Fred Schneider Memorial Scholarship Recipient ![]() NYSASA State Tournament Rules ![]() Longtime umpire Doxsey retiring ... sort of ![]() Press Release - Clintons Recognized by ASA ![]() | Scholarship Recipient | Press Release | Newsletters | Kristen Costello | Jenna Hubbard | ASA National Council News | Press Release Clintons ASA | Umpire Doxsey Retires | 2009 NYSASA Handbook | NYS ASA In Rwanda | 2008 NYS ASA State Tournament Requests | ASA News | Mandatory Rejection | | Return Home | Commissoner's Desk | Officers & Commissioners | Umpires | Awards & Hall of Fame | Tournament Information | Great Links | Photos | Contact Us | |
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