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NEW TEAMS JOIN MANAWATU CLUB SOFTBALL COMPETITION
12 October
MAJOR SOX U23'S OFF TO INDONESIA
10 October
MUM WATCHES AS UMPIRE AND PARAMEDICS RESTART HER TEEN'S HEART
8 October
WSX STAR SMASHES STUDIES OUT OF THE PARK
5 October
JWSX TEAM NAMED FOR BEV SMITH TOURNAMENT
25 September
The Manawatū club season began at Colquhoun Park, Palmerston North, on Saturday in good conditions. An increase in teams this season brings the senior numbers to 26.
The Major Sox will fly out to Indonesia today after a successful camp in September where the squad gathered for fitness testing and 2 games against Auckland club sides.
An Auckland mum watched from the softball dugout as an umpire and paramedics took 20 minutes and five defibrillator shocks to revive her son, Oliver 'Ollie' Tainui.
Lara Andrews struggled through school, but thanks to the opportunities arising from an outstanding softball career, she's about to complete her doctorate.
NEW PITCHER ADDED BSX SQUAD AS GOLD MEDALLISTS RETURN
22 September
NZ'S FIRST FEMALE PRO SOFTBALLER ABOUT ROAD TO SUCCESS
11 September
It is with much sadness we advise the passing of former White Sox player Megan Tasker. Her funeral was held on Wednesday 26th September 2018 in Johnsonville.
Canterbury pitcher Ben Watts is among three uncapped players called up for a 25-man Black Sox softball squad for a training camp in Palmerston North in October.
Lara Andrews was the first NZ female softballer to play in the US Professional Fastpitch League. She wants young people to know that the road to success isn't always easy.
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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