2019 Softball Canada Umpire Exam
Welcome to the 2019 season and the Softball Canada Umpire Exam As part of every season start-up, umpires from coast to coast participate in clinics, review new rules, order fresh uniforms and complete the...
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2019 Umpire Clinics Info
Time to dust off your rule books and put your uniforms back into your portable locker room (aka your car) SPRING IS HERE! And so are your spring umpire clinics. Seasoned, New, Young, Old,...
Want to become a carded umpire?
Become a Carded Umpire [Softball Canada] So you’re interested in becoming an umpire… That’s wonderful! Well, umpiring does have a lot of great things to offer, if, of course, you think you can tolerate...
Indicator Club Award Winners
It is with great excitement that we announce the 2019 Softball Canada indicator club inductees from Alberta. These individuals have given countless hours and a commitment to the game that has helped officials in...
2018 Softball Canada – WBSC Pitching Rule Trial
WBSC Pitching Rule – Fast Pitch With the one-year trial of the WBSC Pitching Rule for competition in U16 Male and U19 Female age groups and above, several questions have come forward regarding the...
Terry Richter UIC of Alberta – Guest speaker on GPLS Podcast
Listen to the head umpire of Alberta talk about the state of the umpire program in Alberta. Listen to his great ideas when it comes to the future of our organization. Prairie League Podcast...
It’s not too late to join – Why Umpire Softball?
It’s still not too late to become an ASUA carded umpire Many leagues have recently started! We are all working hard to provide coverage of games across Alberta. Anyone who is still interested in...
2018 National Umpire Exam
Welcome to the 2018 season and the Softball Canada Umpire Exam As part of every season start-up, umpires from coast to coast participate in clinics, review new rules, order fresh uniforms and complete the...
WBSC (Formerly ISF) Bat Certification
The WBSC (Formerly ISF) Playing Rules Commission adopted bat certification standards effective January 1, 2002. Currently, the (ASTM F2219) high-speed batted ball test (100 mph) is used for determining bats allowed to be used...
The New Logo has arrived!
Hello All ASUA members! We are excited and happy to announce that we have finalized ASUA’s new logo. In addition to this we have opened our own Entripy store so that you can go...