iCoach is a series of ten instructional coaching videos, aimed at parents who are new to coaching softball, and provide tips, warm-ups and games for each week of training. Check it out!
WSX VETERAN LARA ANDREWS KEEN TO CHASE OLYMPIC SOFTBALL DREAM
3 Apr
THREE BAY PLAYERS TO CHASE OLYMPIC BERTH
3 Apr
SOFTBALL NZ CENTURIONS TRUST
1 Apr
20 YEARS AT THE TOP FOR BSX CAPTAIN NATHAN NUKUNUKU WITH NO FINAL INNING IN SIGHT
29 Mar
Lara Andrews is confident the New Zealand women's softball team can "beat anyone on any given day" at the Olympic Games qualifying tournament in China.
The Softball NZ Centurions Trust has been established with the assistance of Softball NZ principal partner, Golden Homes to promote and develop young softball talent.
BSX FACE TOUGH POOL AND NEW SUDDEN-DEATH FINALS FORMAT AT WORLD CHAMPS
28 Mar
BSX PITCH ROOKIE TRIO INTO WORLD SOFTBALL TITLE DEFENCE
27 Mar
VETERAN BSX INFIELDER BATTING '1000' FOR GOLD MEDALS
27 Mar
WHITE SOX SOFTBALLERS VIE FOR NATIONAL CLUB HONOURS
14 Mar
The World Baseball Softball Confederation confirmed on Wednesday that they have abandoned the double-life elimination system. Coach Sorenson is unfazed at striking a new finals format
Mark Sorenson believes the Black Sox softball team's three world series rookies have bright futures, including a youngster who ranks as New Zealand's fastest pitcher in decades.
Champion Hutt Valley club Te Aroha have retained their White Sox pitcher-catcher battery as they seek to defend their national interclub women's softball title
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.
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.
Mid-winter is a great time to plan ahead for the upcoming softball 2018/19 season and ensuring your club will have enough members trained to score junior games is a vital aspect to our sport.
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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