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EDMONTON 50+ SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION
*** Seniors In Motion ***

The Edmonton 50+ Slo-Pitch Association was created in 1983 to give men and ladies, a venue to play slo-pitch against their peers. We now have over 300 - 50+ persons in our association, playing ball twice a week in 3 divisions. Everyone who joins before April 1st is guaranteed a spot on a team. After that date only if there is still room on teams.

May 16th  2010 Announcements

See the new discussion page on the website!!

Join in and voice your views !!!

 

Our 25th Anniversary party was held on May 15th.

 

Registrations for 2010 are now open.   Still room for Players in our competitive Division and may be a few spots left in other divisions. Contact us.

New for 2010 - Associate (non-playing) member status for those who wish to stay involved by managing or coaching or even umpiring after their playing days are over. $20/yr and must sign the waiver form.

 

A Guest fee has also been introduced. A player may be a Guest for a maximum of two (2) games and will pay $10/game. They must also sign a waiver form and will be only able to play on any team who is short players. ie: All teams must still abide by the spare rules.

 

Click here to fill out our new member sign up form!

Note: You will still have to complete a full set of Registration forms but this will inform team captains of who is new to the league.

Registration
 Download a set of registration forms and mail or deliver them. We will get you on a team of your peers.

 

The Knockout potion of the 2010 playoffs will be Mini Tournament Evenings of Sept 7th to Sept 9, 10 and daytime Finals on Sept 11th followed by the windup that night.

 

Hirsch sliding rule changed to ALLOW sliding in the Hirsch Division ie: Sliding is now optional for all members in Hirsch.

 

For any questions please call any Exec. member.

 See the EXEC page for details

      

Bat Restrictions
Teams and players are responsible for accessing the ASA web site address http://www.asasoftball.com/about/certified_equipment.asp then click on “certified equipment” to ensure only approved bats are used. Also see ASA_notapproved__batlist.pdf

Both ASA and SPN lists are the same and they identify non-approved bats where as the NSA site lists only approved bats. The ASA listing appears to be more extensive so a cross referencing of the two lists should ensure that only approved bats are identified. Team managers are responsible that all players are familiar with the ILLEGAL BATS protocol documented in the INFORMATION GUIDE. The league rules for non-compliance pertaining to ILLEGAL BATS or altered bats will be strictly enforced.

Remember .. safety is our priority so questionable bats are not be used. Contact your Exec. if you have any concerns.