Author: Dan Pfeffer

1988 NSA Men’s Super Slow Pitch World Series

1988 held in Austin, Texas.

Champion – Steele’s Silver Bullets, Grafton, Ohio
Runner Up – Howard’s/Western Steer, Denver, North Carolina

Steele’s defeated Larry’s Used Cars in the winner’s bracket final by a close 14-13 score. Meanwhile, Howard’s after losing their first game against the Austin Capitals, had to fight through the losers bracket where they met the Austin Caps again. This time, it was a different story as the Steermen came out on top 27-15. Howard’s then eliminated Larry’s 41-20 to get another shot at Steele’s in the finals. In a slugfest, Steele’s won the title by a 50-36 score. They scored 21 runs in the first inning.

  • MVP – Doug Roberson, Steele’s (15-19, .789, 6 HRs, 18 RBIs)
  • HR Leader – Jim Fuller, Howard’s/Western Steer – 15
  • Batting Leader – Greg Schulte, Auston Capitols (17-21) – .810
  • Defensive MVP – Ron Parnell, Steele’s Silver Bullets

1988 NSA All-World Team (incomplete)

  • Doug Roberson, Steele’s Silver Bullets (15-19, .789, 6 HRs, 18 RBIs)
  • Ron Parnell, Steele’s Silver Bullets
  • Mike Macenko, Steele’s Silver Bullets
  • Bill Blake, Steele’s Silver Bullets (9 HRs)
  • Ken Loeri, Steele’s Silver Bullets (15-19, .789)
  • Bruce Meade, Steele’s Silver Bullets (9 HRs)
  • Jim Fuller, Howards (15 HRs)
  • Steve Jackson, Larry’s Used Cars (14-21, .667., 4 HRs, 10 RBIs)
  • Greg Pyke, Austin Capitols (17-22, .773)
  • Freddie Johnson, Austin Capitols (15-20, .750, 8 HRs, 23 RBIs)
  • Greg Schulte, Austin Capitols (17-21, .810, 8 HRs, 18 RBIs)

    *No info available on remainder of all-tournament team, missing some players (Howard’s players)

OTHERS

Scott Virkus, Steele’s Silver Bullets (13-19, .684)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Steele’s Silver Bullets, Grafton, OK (4-0)
2. Howard’s/Western Steer, Denver, NC (4-2)
3. Larry’s Used Cars, Grand Praire, TX (2-2)
4. Austin Capitols, Austin, TX (3-2)
5t. William’s Stars, Houston, TX (2-2)
5t. Superior Softball, Windsor Locks, CT (1-2)
7t. Purdys, Fort Worth, TX (1-2)
7t. South Texas Lightening, Houston, TX (1-2)
9t. Pittsburgh Hot Links, Pittsburgh, PA (0-2)
9t. Villain Sports, Seguin, TX (0-2)

1987 NSA Men’s Super Slow Pitch World Series

1987 held in Houston, Texas.

Co-Champions – Smythe Sox, Houston, Texas
Co-Champions – Athletic Shop, Hammond, Louisiana

MVP – Cecil Whitehead, Smythe Sox
MVP – Hal Harlan, Athletic Shop
HR Leader –Bill Blake, Smythe Sox – 14
Batting Leader – no info available
Defensive MVP – Paul Drilling, Athletic Shop

Smythe Sox and Athletic Shop were declared Co-Champs in this rain-shortened event. Both teams suffered one loss. Smythe (had defeated Starpath in their first game) coming from losers bracket beat Athletic Shop in the first final 19-18 on 2 run homer by Bruce Meade. The “if” game was never played.

Athletic Shop sent Smythe Sox to the losers bracket initially with a 24-15 victory. To reach the championship, Smythe beat Howards 45-12 in losers bracket final.

Athletic Shop won a 7-0 forfeit over Superior Bombats in winners bracket final due to Superior having to catch their plane due to the long rain delays.

Defending champ, Steele’s defeated Howards 37-12 in their opening game, were eliminated in back to back losses; 29-28 to the Bombats and then to Howards 45-25. In the win over Howards, Smythe hit 21 HR. Mike Parrott and Mark Heirlmeier hit 3 each, while Doug Brown was 5-5.

Trailing 17-8, Athletic shop scored 10 in top of 7th to take a 18-17 lead. Larry Fredieu and Mark Lewis hit homers in that rally. Paul Drilling chipped in with a bases loaded double. In the bottom of the 7th, Cecil Whitehead got a base hit and then Meade hit his game winner. For Smythe in the game. Brown hit 3 HR, while Meade, Parrott and Blake each hit 2. Blake was the tournament HR king with 14.

ALL WORLD TEAM

Cecil Whitehead, Smythe Sox
Hal Harlan, Athletic Shop
Paul Drilling, Athletic Shop
Bill Blake, Smythe Sox (14 HR)
Bruce Meade, Smythe Sox
Doug Brown, Smythe Sox
Mike Parrott, Smythe Sox
Larry Friedieu, Athletic Shop
Greg Schulte, Athletic Shop
Mike Macenko, Steele’s Sports (15-21, 13 HR, 20 RBI)

*No info available on remainder of all-tournament team (Superior Bombats and Howards Players)

FINAL STANDINGS (All games)

1t. Smythe Sox, Houston, TX (6-1)
1t. Athletic Shop, Hammond, LA (4-1)
3. Superior Bombats, Windsor Locks, CT (3-3)
4. Howard’s/Western Steer, Denver, NC (4-3)
5t. Steele’s Sports, Grafton, OH (4-2)
5t. Starpath, Monticello, KY (3-3)
7t. Phelps Insurance, Pasadena, TX (4-4)
7t. Richardson Hoffbrau, Richardson, TX (2-4)
9t. Williams Stars, Houston, TX (3-3)
9t. Austin Capitols, Austin, TX (2-3)
9t. Super Scouts, Houston, TX (4-2)
9t. General Life, Houston, TX (3-3)
13t. Fort Hood Tankers, Fort Hood, TX (2-4)
13t. Rosenburg Ranchers, Rosenberg, TX (3-3)
13t. Houston Buffs, Houston, TX (2-4)
13t. Merrell’s-AAA, Corpus Christi, TX (3-3)
17t. Houston Sports, Houston, TX (3-3)
17t. Southwest Sony, Houston, TX (3-3)
17t. South Auto Leasing, Houston, TX (3-3)
17t. Coors Silver Bullets, Houston, TX (2-4)
17t. Houston Trax, Houston,TX (4-2)
17t. Alvin Angels, Alvin, TX (0-5)
17t. Trailblazers, Silks, TX (0-5)
17t. Budweiser Right-On, Houston, TX (0-5)

SCORES

Round Robin (Some Pools shortened by Rain)

POOL A – (Plays 2nd Round Elimination, 1st round bye)
Steeles Sports 37, Howards/Western Steer 12
Steeles Sports 39, Starpath 17
Howards/Western Steer 25, Smythe Sox 20
1. Steeles Sports 2-0 76-29
2. Howard/Western Steer 1-1 37-57
3. Smythe Sox 0-1 20-25
4. Starpath 0-1 17-39
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POOL B – (Plays 2nd Round Elimination, 1st round bye)
Athletic Shop 24, Superior Bombat 22
Austin Capitols 25, Richardson Hoffbrau 5
Athletic Shop 25, Austin Capitols 20
Superior Bombats 33, Richardson Hoffbrau 7
1. Athletic Shop 2-0 49-42
2. Superior Bombat 1-1 55-31
3. Austin Capitols 1-1 45-30
4. Richardson Hoffbrau 0-2 12-58
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POOL C – (Plays 1st Round Elimination)
Corpus Christi Merrells-AAA 20, Southwest Sony 17
Southwest Sony 12, Silks Trial Blazers 11
Auto Leasing 4, Silks Trail Blazers 1
Auto Leasing 10, Corpus Christi Merrells-AAA 7
Southwest Sony 21, Auto Leasing 16
Corpus Christi Merrells-AAA 17, Silks Trail Blazers 10
1. Southwest Sony 2-1 60-47 +13
2. South Auto Leasing 2-1 30-29 +1
3. Merrells-AAA 2-1 44-37 +7
4. Trail Blazers 0-3 22-33 -11
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POOL D – (Plays 1st Round Elimination)
Super Scouts 18, Pasadena Phelps Insurance 5
Super Scouts 12, Houston Buffs 15
Fort Hood Tankers, 18, Houston Buffs 9
Pasadena Phelps Insurance 13, Fort Hood Tankers 11
Super Scouts 15, Fort Hood Tankers 3
Houston Buffs 12, Pasadena Phelps Insurance 10
1. Super Scouts 3-0 45-23
2. Fort Hood Tankers 1-2 32-37
3. Phelps Insurance 1-2 29-41
4. Houston Buffs 1-2 36-40
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POOL E – (Plays 1st Round Elimination)
Houston Trax 13, Williams Stars 12
Houston Trax 21, Alvin Angels 1
Coors Silver Bullets 13, Alvin Angels 7
Williams Stars 15, Coors Silver Bullets 6
Williams Stars 11, Alvin Angels 7
Houston Traxx 12, Coors Silver Bullets 9
1. Houston Traxx 3-0 46-22
2. Williams Stars 2-1 38-26
3. Coors Silver Bullets 1-2 28-34
4. Alvin Angels 0-3 15-45
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POOL F – (Plays 1st Round Elimination)
Rosenburg Ranchers 7, Houston Sports 3
Houston Sports 16, Budweiser Right-On 7
General Life 31 , Rosenburg Ranchers 8
General Life 12, Budweiser Right-On 2
Rosenburg Ranchers 35, Budweiser Right-On 33
Houston Sports 12, General Life 10
1. General Life 2-1 53-22 +21
2. Houston Sports 2-1 31-24 +7
3. Rosenburg Ranchers 2-1 50-67 -17
4. Budweiser Right-On 0-3 42-63 -21
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ELIMINATION
Winners Bracket
First Round
E1 Houston Trax 16, C4 Trail Blazers 8
C2 South Auto Leasing 30, F3 Rosenberg Ranchers 10
F1 General Life 24, E4 Alvin Angels 4
E3 Coors Silver Bullets 7, D2 Fort Hood Tankers 0
E2 Williams Stars 29, D3 Phelps Insurance 9
C1 Southwest Sony 26, D4 Houston Buffs 16
D1 Super Scouts 15, F4 Budweiser Right-On 14
F2 Houston Sports 13, C3 Merrell’s-AAA 8
Second Round
B4 Richardson Hoffbrau 25, Houston Trax 12
B2 Superior Bombats 16, General Life 15
A4 Starpath 39, Coors Silver Bullets 9
A2 Howards/Western Steer 39, Williams Stars 19
B3 Austin Capitols 12, Super Scouts 11
A1 Steele’s Sports 22, South Auto Leasing 18
B1 Athletic Shop 12, Southwest Sony 2
A3 Smythe Sox 31, Houston Sports 5
Quarterfinals
Steeles Sports 44, Richardson Hoffbrau 16
Superior Bombats 30, Starpath 14
Athletic Shop 31, Howard’s/Western Steer 18
Smythe Sox 25, Austin Capitols 14
Semifinals
Superior Bombat 29, Steele’s Sports 28
Athletic Shop 24, Smythe Sox 16
Winners Bracket Final
Athletic Shop 7, Superior Bombat (forfeit, Superior had to catch plane)

Losers Bracket
First Round
Phelps Insurance 9, Houston Trax 7
Houston Buffs 9, South Auto Leasing 6
General Life 30, Budweiser Right-On 17
Merrell’s-AAA 21, Coors Silver Bullets 10
Williams Stars 18, Trailblazers 4
Rosenburg Ranchers 21, Southwest Sony 5
Super Scouts 36, Alvin Angels 16
Fort Hood Tankers 19, Houston Sports 7
Second Round
Phelps Insurance 20, Houston Buffs
General Life 43, Merrell’s-AAA 32
Williams Stars 8, Rosenburg Ranchers 1
Super Scouts 19, Fort Hood Tankers 11
Third Round
Phelps Insurance 11, Austin Capitols 10
Howards/Western Steer 27, General Life 5
Starpath 26, Williams Stars 14
Richardson Hoffbrau 12, Super Scouts 13
Fourth Round
Howard/Western Steer 39, Phelps Insurance 10
Starpath 27, Richardson Hoffbrau 8
Losers Bracket Quarterfinals
Howard/Western Steer 45, Steele’s Sports 25
Smythe Sox 35, Starpath 20
Losers Bracket Semifinals
Smythe Sox, 42, Howard/Western Steer
Losers Bracket Finals
Smythe Sox 7, Superior Bombat 0 (forfeit, Superior had to catch plane)

Championship
Smythe Sox 19, Athletic Shop 18 (Bruce Meade 2 run HR in bottom of 7th) Championship “IF” Game

Athletic Shop vs. Smythe Sox (Declared co-champs when the games was rained out)

TPS Power Ratings – Final 2017

– Must have sixteen (16) or more games. Information is provided in the following order:
– Team Name.
– Team Class.
– Team’s Home Base.
– TPS Power Rating.
– Number of Eligible Tournaments participated in.
– Wins & Losses (in eligible games only).
– Won-Lost % (in eligible games only).
– SoftballCenter.com Rank.

Place Team Class City TPS Events W L PCT SC
1 Smash It/Scene/TDB/Miken/Worth Major Rochester, NY 149.350 12 65 5 .929 1
2 Resmondo/OA Apparel/H. Auto/SPTank Major Winter Haven, FL 120.600 14 62 22 .738 2
3 Smash It/Thunder/Miken/Worth/Louisville Major Wading River, NY 108.734 11 43 18 .705 3
4 Dan Smith/Menosse Major San Jose, CA 106.820 12 42 22 .656 4
5 Backman/S&S/Dr.Pepper/Louisville Slugger Major Aurora, IN 106.727 4 15 8 .652 NR
6 Newbreed/GTS/DeMarini Major Tukwila, WA 104.275 11 40 22 .645 6
7 Racks/Sonny’s/Athlon/Easton/Cutter Major Casper, WY 96.916 11 40 21 .656 7
8 Worth Astros/K&G/Klutch AA Indianapolis, IN 86.694 13 39 24 .619 8
9 Xtreme/Miken/ASP/Athlon AA Medina, MN 86.302 12 33 23 .589 10
10 Precision/3rd St./GBrand/Easton AA Chicago, IL 85.964 12 37 22 .627 5
11 The Scene/HDLNS/BHR/Easton AA Hamilton, OH 85.429 10 30 20 .600 9
12 Classic Glass/Easton AA San Jose, CA 81.899 10 27 20 .574 15
13 OA Apparel/Broughton/KBI/Easton AA Gladewater, TX 80.924 14 33 28 .541 13
14 Steel Sports/PowerhouseSportz/Miken A Corpus Christi, TX 80.401 10 34 15 .694 11
15 Myautojack.com/Tunie Sports B Glendale, AZ 80.079 5 15 10 .600 NR
16 Bay Area Legends/Miken A Castro Valley, CA 77.811 12 30 21 .588 17
17 Nightmare/Miken AA Branson, MO 77.574 14 38 28 .576 16
18 Killbombers/Demarini/GS Sports AA Frisco, TX 76.798 10 22 20 .524 NR
19 Bad Draw/B&B/Broughton/BAF/Worth A Greenville, NC 75.572 10 25 18 .581 12
20 Baugh Ford/Adiktiv/Worth/Miken A Peachtree City, GA 74.807 10 30 17 .638 18

2020 Team USA Women’s Slowpitch Teams

2020 Women’s Slow Pitch National Team

  • Patrika Barlow*, Louisville, Kentucky, Swings: Worth
  • Savannah Brown, Inola, Oklahoma, Swings: Easton
  • Chelsea Davis, Sarasota, Florida, Swings: Easton
  • Christan Dowling, Rochester, New York, Swings: Easton
  • Shelby Engle, Orlando, Florida, Swings: Monsta
  • Fiana Finau, Chula Vista, California, Swings: Easton
  • Stephanie Hartness*, Mobile, Alabama, Swings: DeMarini
  • Tara Licuana, Bellflower, California, Swings: Easton
  • Ashley Mack*, Jacksonville, Florida, Swings: Worth
  • Kelly Park, Aurora, Illinois, Swings: Easton
  • Sara Poteat, Marietta, Georgia, Swings: Miken/Worth
  • Terri Ross, Louisville, Kentucky, Swings: Worth
  • Kristen Shifflett, Charlottesville, Virginia, Swings: Easton
  • Tawna Williams, Amarillo, Texas, Swings: Louisville Slugger

Coaching Staff

  • Don Cooper, Kent, Washington, Head Coach
  • Tammy Higginbotham, Assistant Coach
  • Shannon Cooper, Kent, Washington, Assistant Coach

2020 Women’s Futures National Team

  • Tyquilla Abdoo*, San Antonio, Texas, Swings: Easton
  • Marisa Basham*, Ft. Madison, Iowa., Swings: DeMarini
  • Stephanie Call*, Lake Worth, Florida, Swings: DeMarini
  • Kelley Cash*, Nashville, Tennessee
  • Shayna Finley, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Swings: Monsta
  • Megan Higginbotham*, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Mandy Hollman, York, Pennsylvania, Swings: Easton
  • Amber Parrish, Wilson, North Carolina, Swings: Worth
  • Melanie Pfeiffer*, Vancouver, Washington, Swings: Easton
  • Annie Rardin*, Lexington, Kentucky, Swings: Miken/Worth
  • Wendi Reed*, Little Rock, Arkansas, Swings: Worth
  • Kristina Sherriff, Everett, Washington, Swings: Easton
  • Kylee Studioso, Edmonds, Washington, Swings: Louisville Slugger
  • Victoria Toplikar*, Kansas City, Missouri, Swings: Louisville Slugger
  • Dani Wayt*, Orange City, Florida, Swings: Louisville Slugger

Coaching Staff

  • Cara Coughenour, West Des Moines, Iowa, Head Coach
  • Marieo Foster, Assistant Coach
  • Tina Amfahr-Parris, Assistant Coach
* Indicates rookie

2020 Team USA Men’s Slowpitch Teams

2020 Team USA Men’s National Team

  • Kevin Bazat, Columbia, Missouri, Swings: Easton
  • Cory Briggs, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, Swings: Miken
  • Dale Brungardt, Vancouver, Washington, Swings: DeMarini
  • Daniel Cayton*, Redding, California, Swings: Easton
  • Travis Clark, Kenosha, Wisconsin, Swings: Easton
  • Andrew Collins, Largo, Florida, Swings: Monsta
  • Greg Connell, Moultrie, Georgia, Swings: Easton
  • Ben Dunn, League City, Texas, Swings: Easton
  • Ryan Harvey, Clearwater, Florida, Swings: Worth
  • Bubba Mack, Milton, Florida, Swings: Easton
  • Kyle Pearson, Stonewall, Louisiana, Swings: Miken
  • Andy Purcell, Rockledge, Florida, Swings: Louisville Slugger
  • Filip Washington, Rochester, New York, Swings: Anarchy
  • Brian Wegman, Hamilton, Ohio, Swings: Easton
  • Jeremy Yates, Lake City, Florida, Swings: Easton

Coaching Staff

  • Brett Helmer, Cicero, New York, Head Coach
  • Todd Ankney, Lake Villa, Illinois, Assistant Coach
  • Tim Barnes, Gladewater, Texas, Assistant Coach

2020 Team USA Men’s Futures National Team

  • Colin Baartman*, Golden Valley, Minnesota, Swings: Miken/Worth
  • Joseph Bennett*, Statenville, Georgia, Swings: DeMarini
  • Patrick Ellwanger, St. Paul, Minnesota, Swings: Easton
  • Chente Granados, Chino, California, Swings: Worth
  • Alex Hovey*, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Swings: Monsta
  • Jared Hunt*, El Cajon, California, Swings: Monsta
  • Tyler Marshburn*, Clayton, North Carolina, Swings: Easton
  • Phil Matte*, Radcliff, Kentucky, Swings: Demarini
  • Jason Matusik*, Umatilla, Florida, Swings: Miken
  • Ryan McClanahan, El Cajon, California, Swings: Miken
  • Zane Migues*, Broussard, Louisiana, Swings: Louisville Slugger
  • Brett Rettenmeier, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Swings: Monsta
  • Josh Riley, Berea, Kentucky, Swings: Worth
  • Adam Ussery, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Swings: Monsta
  • Johnathon Williams, Chicago, Illinois, Swings: Anarchy

Coaching Staff

  • Rob Humphrey, Burlington, Iowa, Head Coach
  • Denny Crine, Henderson, Nevada, Assistant Coach

* Indicates rookie

ASA Pitching Height Arc History

  • ASA
  • February 24, 2020

From the start of ASA Slow Pitch in 1953 the pitching arc 3 feet from release (pitcher’s hand) to 10 feet. Sound familiar?

In 1975 at the ASA National Convention they voted to go to an unlimited arc. This lasted for two seasons.

  • Mike Nye hit an incredible .769 at nationals in 1976 with an unlimited arc.
  • Umpires would call anything that didn’t land within 6 inches of the back of home plate a ball.
  • Zinn’s Diner fielded a team with 10 small people and a pitcher that could throw a 25 foot arc for strikes. The were beating national powers like York Barbell and Howard’s Furniture.

In 1977 they switched to a 6 foot to 12 foot arc from the ground.

For the 2010 season ASA switched to a 6 foot to 10 foot arc from the ground.

Other changes to field dimensions:

  • In 1982 the bases moved from 60 feet to 65 feet.
  • In 1989 the pitching plate was moved back from 46 feet to 50 feet.
  • In 2010 the bases were moved from 65 feet to 70 feet.

2010-2019 All Decade Team

  • Co-Player of the Decade – Andy Purcell
  • Co-Player of the Decade – Brian Wegman
  • Offensive Player of the Decade – Greg Connell
  • Defensive Player of the Decade – Don Dedonatis
  • Team of the Decade – 2017 Smash It/Scene/TDM/Miken/Worth – (69-7) – Won the Conference USSSA regular season and USSSA Major World Series

ALL DECADE FIRST TEAM

P – Travis Clark
P – Andy Purcell
C – Brett Helmer
EH – Ryan Harvey
1B – Kyle Pearson (LA)
2B – Greg Connell
3B – Bubba Mack
SS – Don Dedonatis
MI – Bryson Baker
OF – Brian Wegman
OF – Jeremy Yates
OF – Andrew Collins
UT – Dennis Rulli
UT – Kevin Filby
UT – Luis Reyna
Manager – John Rector
Sponsor – Travis Resmondo

ALL DECADE SECOND TEAM

P – Andrew Vitcak
C – BJ Fulk
EH – Dale Brungard
1B – Scott Kirby
2B – Steven Lloyd
3B – Shannon Smith
SS – Kevin Bazat
MI – Kevin Kennington
OF – Brandon Dillon
OF – Brian Zirkle
OF – Cory Large
OF – Jason Branch
UT – Chris Greinert
UT – Mike Umscheid
UT – Chris Larsen
UT – Jeff Flood
Manager – Steve Shortland
Sponsor – Brett Helmer

ALL DECADE HONORABLE MENTION

Geno Buck
Lee Powers
Nic Santana
Ben Dunn
Cory Briggs
Jeremy Isenhower
Neil Haglund
Brad Reckart
Brian Rainwater
Filip Washington
Rick Baker
Adam Rockoff
Josh Riley
Orlando Castillo
Steve Whaley
Brett McCollum
Brett Rettenmeier
Brian Logan
Chad Mullins
Daniel Kirkwood
David Kessler
Faron Miller
Keith Laski
Kyle Pearson (FL)
Patrick Ellwanger
Ryan Parfitt
Jimmy Salas
Chente Granados
Donovan Pokraka
Johnathon Williams

Mike Nye

Mike Nye – USA Softball Hall of Fame class of 2019.

Year   	ABs	Hits	HRs	Avg.	Team
1970			53	.718	Warren Motors
1971			71	.641	Warren Motors
1972			106	.651	Warren Motors
1973			103	.660	Warren Motors
1974			 	.680	Warren Motors
1975				.673	Nelson's Painting
1976	424	326	65	.769	Warren Motors  (scored 297 Runs, had 216 RBI, 73 Doubles and 13 Triples)
1977					Nelson's Painting (Amateur, before going Pro)
1977	258	170	36	.659	Detroit Caesars (Pro)
1978	246	161	33	.654	Detroit Caesars (Pro)
1979	179	 90	 6	.503	Detroit Caesars (Pro)
1980					Jerry's Caterers
1981				.711	York Barbell/Ken Sanders
1982			32	.696	York Barbell/Ken Sanders
1983				.712	Jerry's Caterers
1984				.650	Jerry's Caterers
1985	393	266	17	.677	Steele's Sports
1986					Vernon's
1987				.678	Marlton Trucking			
1988	116	 78	 4	.672	Marlton Trucking and Apollo East Side
1989	277	194	18	.700	Ritch's Salvage
1990	 63	 89	10	.708	Vernon's
1991					Vernon's & Florida Mulch 40+ (MVP ASA 40+ Nationals)
1992	109 	162 	 9	.673	Vernon's & Florida Mulch 40+

INCOMPLETE – Estimated to have a Career Batting Average of .725 with over 500 HR.

ASA Girls’ 10-Under A Fast Pitch National Champions

1998 – California Crunch, Chino, CA (held at Chattanooga, TN)
1999 – Invasion, Placentia, CA (held at Broken Arrow, CA)
2000 – San Diego Renegades, San Diego, CA (held at Stockton, CA)
2001 – USA Athletics, Cypress, CA (held at Moreno Valley, CA)
2002 – Minors Gold, San Jacinto, CA (held at Tulsa, OK)
2003 – Lakewood Ladies, Lakewood, CA (held at Johnson City, TN)
2004 – American Athletics, Orange County, CA (held at Tulsa, OK)
2005 – Corona Angels, Corona, CA (held at Johnson City, TN)
2006 – 95 Texas Glory, Mesquite, TX (held at Moline, IL)
2007 – Indiana Thunder, Goshen, IN (held at Auburn, AL)
2008 – Team Smith Blue, Chino Hills, CA (held at Bloomington, IN)
2009 – Victory USA, Cypress, CA (held at Johnson City, TN)
2010 – Firecrackers 99, Cerritos, CA (held at Chattanooga, TN)
2011 – Team Watley, Santa Ana, CA (held at Johnson City, TN)
2012 – Firecrackers 01, Cerritos, CA (held at Bloomington, IN)
2013 – So Cal Athletics, Lakewood, CA (held at Bowling Green, KY)
2014 – Tennessee Mojo 03, Cookeville, TN (held at Johnson City, TN)
2015 – Birmingham Vipers 04, Odenville, AL (held at Normal, IL)
2016 – Universal Fastpitch, Fairfield, CA (held at Stockton, CA)
2017 – Lasers Silver, Miamisburg, OH (held at Findlay, OH)
2018 – Knockout Divas 07, Montgomery, AL (held at Montgomery, AL)
2019 West – KC Storm 08, Lee’s Summitt, MO (held at Broken Arrow, OK)
2019 East – Atlanta Vipers Stewart, Loganville, GA (held at Johnson City, TN)

ASA Girls’ 16-Under GOLD Fast Pitch National Champions

2014 – TN Fury 97, Whitwell, TN (held at Broken Arrow, OK)
2015 – Nebraska Gold Mizuno Heard, Lincoln, NE (held at Salem, OR)
2016 – Texas Bombers Gold, New Braunfels, TX (held at Broken Arrow, OK)
2017 – Florida Impact Feldman, Lithia, FL (held at Clearwater, FL)
2018 – Texas Glory Naudin, Frisco, TX (held at Plano, TX)
2019 – Tulsa Elite OKC Walde, Oklahoma City, OK (held at Plano, TX)