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The USA Softball umpire program is among the nation's largest officiating organizations with over 35,000 officials actively involved each year. USA Softball officials are nationally recognized as the best trained and proficient in the sport and are involved in competition starting with league play, city, state and national championships. Ultimately, USA Softball umpires could officiate events such as world championship, Pan American and Olympic competitions. USA Softball annually hosts local, state and national umpire clinics which literally blanket the nation and bring the best instruction available in the sport to every region. Over the last decade, the Amateur Softball Association's umpire program has become an innovator in the production of quality training materials. When a clinic is not available - videos, books, slides and other instructional aids allow instruction to continue. Visit www.officialgear.com as a one stop shop for all your USA Softball Umpire Apparel and Equipment needs. |
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| January 22nd, 2008 - USA Softball has released their new policy of posting of Banned Bats with the reasoning behind it. This clarification has reduced number of bats umpires need to look for during a contest. Equipment Rules | ||||||||||||||||
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UMPIRE STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION |
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Bob Lawson, Umpire-in-Chief |
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Bernadette Aaron, Deputy UIC |
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Mike Scharf, Deputy UIC (586) 707-4323 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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Dan Daldine, Deputy UIC (586) 566-5750 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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John Jonassen, Deputy UIC |
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Jason Clark |
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Bill Geatches, Deputy UIC | ||
