BEN ENOKA LAUNCHES HOME RUN IN 1ST INNINGS OF SHORTENED GAME
10 Nov
PASSING OF ED DOLEJS
7 Nov
KIRI SHAW APPOINTED JUNIOR WHITE SOX HEAD COACH
5 November
MARK SORENSON RE-APPOINTED BSX COACH
31 October
Black Sox outfielder Ben Enoka didn't take long to find his footing in a newly-introduced format of softball after launching a grand slam home run in the first innings of a Fastball 45 match.
Softball NZ regret to announce Ed Dolejs, a SNZ life member and NZ and WBSC Hall of Fame coach, died in Nelson aged 90. Ed's funeral will be held at 2pm on Thursday November 14 at the Stoke Bowling Club in Songer St, Nelson.
The Rookie Sox 6x Week Offensive & Defensive Programme is designed to support the further development of 11-12 year old softballers. The programme has been developed to put your team (or identified players) ahead of the competition with six weeks of structured and innovative training.
THANK YOU PAULO PICS NZ & DEBBIE BARKER PHOTOGRAPHY
Softball New Zealand would like to say a big thanks to our photographers Paul Hodgson and Debbie Barker for their ongoing support of our National Tournaments. We love your work!
NATIONAL SCORERS PATHWAY
The National Scorer’s Pathway provides a development pathway from being able to score at a youth softball game to officiating at a WBSC World Championship.
Softball season is just around the corner! Why not get involved this year by becoming a scorer?
It's simple to become a scorer with our online Softball Scoring Fundamentals course for $19.99 (including GST). You can learn at your own pace and dip into the training whenever you need a refresher
For the up and coming season covering all national and international tournaments only approved bats that appear on the WBSC Approved Bat List will be acceptable. Bats will conform to the bat checks that are currently in place but they must appear on the WBSC Approved Bat List.
Click here to view the latest WBSC Approved Bat List.
This is an important document if we are to ensure; a future workforce, a workforce with a skill base and meet the changing needs of participants. Success of this strategy will only come from a willingness of our community to work together to increase knowledge, improve capability and most importantly, improve how we engage with staff and volunteers.
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