Western Australia Softball Association

Brief history

WASA was established in 1949. Our first games were played at Wellington Square East Perth, moving to Langley park in the early 1950s. On 22 September 1991 WASA's very own purpose built facility was opened, and is currently the headquarters for softball in WA located at Lot 27 Chesterfield Road Mirrabooka (opposite Herb Graham Recreation Centre). The facility boasts an air conditioned bar area which provides a comfortable viewing area for patrons to watch games in comfort or wind down after a match. There are four diamonds all with lighting enabling games to be played at night. WASA has in excess of 100 member clubs including approximately 40 metropolitan clubs and 30 country affiliates spanning the vast areas of WA. In total Softball has in excess of 4,000 playing members

Yearly events

state championships
state league

State teams

The Western Australia Softball Association attends all ASF National Championships

For the 2006 Championships the following was entered

Under 16 Girls
Under 16 Boys
Under 19 Women's
Under 19 Men's
Under 23 Women's
Under 23 Men's
Open Women's
Open Men's

Associations

Bayswater Morley Softball Club [link:http://www.bayswatermorley.softball.org.au]

Monarchs Softball Club [link:http://www.bayswatermorley.softball.org.au]

External links

Softball Australia

State associations	Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia

National Champs	Under 16 Girl's Under 16 Boy's Under 19 Women's Under 19 Men's Under 23 Women's Under 23 Men's Open Women's Open Men's

Softball by state	Softball in the Australian Capital Territory Softball in New South Wales Softball in the Northern Territory Softball in Queensland Softball in South Australia Softball in Tasmania Softball in Victoria

National teams	Australia women's national softball team Australia men's national softball team Australia women's junior national softball team Australia men's junior national softball team

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