Category: ASA

1976 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

1976 held at York, Pennsylvania.


Champion: Rustic Bar, Duluth, Minnesota
Runner Up: Armed Forces, Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania


  • MVP – N/A
  • Batting Leader – Fran Hershey, Hoffman Products (11-16, 7 RBIs) – .688
  • Home Run Leader – N/A

1976 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Mara Rozenburgs, Army
P – Sue Rendulich, Rustic Bar
C – Eunice Boboltz, Army
C – Linda Hamilton, Spoilers
1B – Helen Lindsay, Army
2B – Kris Lyons, Rustic Bar
3B – Rita Sauer, Duckers
SS – Brenda Barton, Army
OF – Karen Smith, Suburban Lounge
OF – Carole Koehler, Army
OF – Sandy Dittoe, Duckers
OF – Debra Mayhew, Rustic Bar
UTIL – Fran Hershey, Hoffman Products
UTIL – Doris Kostinsky, Cullen Sports

1976 SECOND TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Nancy Graf, Villa
P – Ruth Yanik, Suburban Lounge
C – Natalie Heath, Hoffman Products
C – Jane Burda, Villa
1B – Lori Reaper, Duckers
2B – Alexis Furtivo, Villa
3B – Debbie Tefft, Cullen Sports
SS – Debbie Goss, Duckers
OF – Chris Woody, Masterettes
OF – Deanna Oberdick, Hoffman Products (16-25, .640)
OF – Sandy Langan, Suburban Lounge
OF – Nanette Mundell, Suburban Lounge
UTIL – Denise Smith, Rustic Bar
UTIL – Karen Dunn, Spoilers


FINAL STANDINGS

1. Rustic Bar, Duluth, MN (6-1)
2. US Army, Indiantown Gap, PA (7-2)
3. Duckers, Cincinnati, OH (7-2)
4. Cullens Sporting Goods, Ithaca, NY (5-2)
5t. Suburban Lounge, New Castle, PA (5-2)
5t. Spoilers, Sacramento, CA (5-2)
7t. Villa of Penn Hills, Verona, PA (4-2)
7t. LaPlato Raiders, West Bloomfield, MI (4-2)
9t. Jay’s Stereo, Lake Charles, LA (3-2)
9t. Masterettes, Cleveland, TN (3-2)
9t. Lakers, Madison, GA (5-2)
9t. Hoffman Products, York, PA (4-2)
13t. Penalty Shot, Buffalo, NY (3-2)
13t. Fair-ham Rockettes, Fairfield, OH (4-2)
13t. Travelers, Norfolk, VA (3-2)
13t. Chelsea Flower Shop, Ann Arbor, MI (3-2)
17t. Indy’s, Huntington, OH (2-2)
17t. St. Gabe’s, New Castle, DE (2-2)
17t. S&S Motors, Boonville, NC (2-2)
17t. Riverside Pines, Long Island, NY (2-2)
17t. Travelodge, Atlanta, GA (2-2)
17t. Pit Bar-B-Q, Austin, TX (2-2)
17t. Tallahassee Stars, Tallahassee, FL (2-2)
17t. Morehead Merchants, Morehead, KY (1-2)
25t. Jack Winter, Junction City, AR (1-2)
25t. Vinaheri Roofing, Fairfield, CT (1-2)
25t. Super Bee’s, Louisville, KY (1-2)
25t. Colfax Messengers, Colfax, WI (1-2)
25t. Carlton Packing, McMinnville, OR (2-2)
25t. Manchester Bank/LaCina Restaurant, St. Louis, MO (1-2)
25t. Marathon-LeTourneau, Vicksburg, MS (1-2)
25t. Shore Points Swimming Pools, Absecon, NJ (1-2)
33t. Newport, Milwaukee, WI (0-2)
33t. Spirits, Minneapolis, MN (0-2)
33t. Dyna-Vision, Stafford, VA (0-2)
33t. NASA Blazers, Houston, TX (0-2)
33t. Reinhardt’s, Pavillion, NY (0-2)
33t. Bob’s Girls, Lenexo KS (0-2)
33t. H&D Grill, Toledo, OH (0-2)
33t. Spongerettes, Tarpon Springs, FL (0-2)
33t. Downtown Datsun, Seattle, WA (0-2)
33t. Ridl’s Body Shop, Dickinson, ND (0-2)
33t. Service Car Rental, Fort Wayne, IN (0-2)
33t. Rosslyn Tire Radials, Centerville, VA (0-2)
33t. Bananzo, Winnebago, NE (0-2)
33t. Eb-Lens Army & Navy, New Britain, CT (0-2)
33t. New York Aces, New York, NY (0-2)

1973 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

1973 held at Louisville, KY


Champion: Stingers, Detroit, Michigan
Runner Up: Goodnough Plumbettes, Monroe, Michigan


The Stingers, the pride of Metro Detroit, roared out of the loser’s bracket to decision the Goodnough Plumbettes of Monroe Michigan and win the first ever Class A Women’s National Meet held in Louisville over Labor Day weekend.

The Stingers, who had lost and earlier tussle with Goodnough, came back to defeat the Plumbettes 9-3 and 5-2.

Louisville’s Do Diggers finished third and the Caraway Jets of Caraway, Ark., finished fourth.

The tournament chairman was James F. Crosby and the tournament was under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Bocka, Metro Louisville Women’s Commissioner. The tournament was directed by Kenny Braden, Metro Louisville ASA Commissioner.


  • MVP – N/A
  • Batting Leader – N/A
  • Home Run Leader – N/A

No MVP or All-Americans selected.


1973 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

N/A


FINAL STANDINGS

1. Stingers, Detroit, MI (6-1)
2. Goodnough Plumbettes, Monroe, MI (4-2)
3. Do Diggers, Louisville, KY (5-2)
4. Carway Jets, Caraway, AR (5-2)
5t. Rum Runners Lounge, Cincinnati, OH (3-2)
5t. Long’s Uniform Service, Tupelo, MS (2-2)
7t. Minneapolis Royals, Minneapolis, MN (2-2)
7t. Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA (2-2)
9t. Gogres, New Orleans, LA (2-2)
9t. Lexington Misfits, Lexington, KY (2-2)
9t. Tuckahoe, Richmond, VA (1-2)
9t. Flying Ladies, Savannah, GA (1-2)
13t. United Virginia Bankers, Doswell, VA (0-2)
13t. Midnighters, Louisville, KY (0-2)
13t. Goldstein’s, Louisville, KY (0-2)
13t. Greenfield Roadrunners, Greenfield, MA (0-2)
17t. Metro Marketing, St. Louis, MO (0-2)
17t. Young Wheels, Brentwood, TN (0-2)

1975 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

1975 held at Toledo, Ohio.


Champion: Shamrocks, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Runner Up: Seaman’s IGA, Athens, Ohio


  • MVP – N/A
  • Batting Leader – N/A
  • Home Run Leader – Brenda Cough, Shamrocks – 3

1975 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Becky Williams, Shamrocks
C – Nebra Soltow, Seamans IGA
1B – Jan Moore, Shamrocks
2B – Anne Hayes, B&B Homes
3B – Latty Molina, Raiders
SS – Cindy Dover, Villa
OF – Carol Weavel, Shamrocks
OF – Sue Brock, B&B Homes
OF – Debbie West, Seamans IGA
OF – Judi Williamson, Villa

HONORABLE MENTION

SS – Rhonda Walters, Shamrocks
P – Nancy Graf, Villa
P – Geneen Sands, Seamans IGA


FINAL STANDINGS

1. Shamrocks, Winston-Salem, NC (8-1)
2. Seaman’s IGA, Athens, OH (6-2)
3. Villa, Penn Hills, PA (7-2)
4. Charlies Lassies, Charlestown, WV (6-2)
5t. Grand Blanc, Grand Blanc, MI (4-2)
5t. Fairfield, Fairfield, OH (4-2)
7t. Greens Construction, Dayton, TN (4-2)
7t. Patriots, Cincinnati, OH (4-2)
9t. B&B Homes, Sylvester, GA (3-2)
9t. Family Affair, Renton, WA (3-2)
9t. York, York, PA (3-2)
9t. Raiders, Bloomfield, MI (3-2)
13t. Charlie Brown, Virginia Beach, VA (3-2)
13t. Bushelmans, Cincinnati, OH (3-2)
13t. Ehlerding Kawasaki, Fort Wayne, IN (3-2)
13t. Raiders, Stockton, CA (3-2)
17t. Caraway Jets, Caraway, AR (2-2)
17t. Metro Hauling, Seattle, WA (2-2)
17t. Pabst Cool Blue, Lebanon, KY (2-2)
17t. Tucker Roadrunners, Oxon Hill, MD (2-2)
17t. S&S Motors, Boonville, NC (2-2)
17t. Do Diggers, Louisville, KY (1-2)
17t. Bunny’s, St. Louis Park, MN (1-2)
17t. Berward Hall, Fond du Lac, WI (1-2)
25t. Cotton States Insurance, Atlanta, GA (1-2)
25t. Bucks, Oregon, OH (1-2)
25t. Casey’s, Minneapolis, MN (1-2)
25t. Blazers, Indianapolis, IN (1-2)
25t. St. Mary’s, Chelmsford, MA (1-2)
25t. Morrissey’s, Long Island, NY (1-2)
25t. Rag Dolls, Austin, TX (1-2)
25t. Dick’s Bar, Hankinson, ND (1-2)
33t. B&R Spirits, Sacramento, CA (1-2)
33t. Gainesville Girls, Gainesville, FL (1-2)
33t. Misfits, Baton Rouge, LA (1-2)
33t. Bergon Mercy, Omaha, NE (0-2)
33t. Suburban Realty, Pensacola, FL (0-2)
33t. Williams Drugs, Columbus, MS (0-2)
33t. New Birth, Jersey City, NJ (0-2)
33t. Chesterfield Girls, Chesterfield, MO (0-2)
33t. Richmond Stompers, Richmond, VA (0-2)
33t. Johnson & Johnson, Ithaca, NY (0-2)
33t. Caraway Jets, Jacksonville, AR (0-2)
33t. Atlas Automation, Holland, MI (0-2)
33t. Muxworthy’s-Centurion, Rochester, NY (0-2)
33t. St. Lukes, Toledo, OH (0-2)
33t. Barnaby’s, Milwaukee, WI (0-2)

ASA Co-Ed Slow Pitch National Champions

Year (Class) Champion – Runner-up
1981 (Open) Milto’s Pizza, Austin, TX – Holland Construction, Lenexa, KS (Invitational National)
1982 (Open) C.E. Zumstein, Englewood, OH – Gibson Skating Rink, Muncie, IN
1983 (Open) Microlights, Coon Rapids, MN – CP Medical, Columbus, GA
1984 (Open) Video Box Office, Coon Rapids, MN – Tom’s Softball Club, Glen Burnie, MD
1985 (Open) Green Oak Cannons, San Antonio, TX – McDonald’s, Kansas City, MO (ruled ineligible)
1986 (Open) Lab Petroleum, San Antonio, TX – N/A
1987 (Open) San Antonio Cannan’s, San Antonio, TX – Lab Petroleum, San Antonio, TX
1988 (Open) South Florida Softball Club, Hollywood, FL – Lil Stinkers, San Marcos, FL
1989 (Open) Braves, Jacksonville, FL – Cable USA, Kearney, NE
1990 (Open) Steffe’s Sports, Celestine, IN – Jim Proctor Roofing, Pembrooke Pines, FL
1991 (Major) South Florida Softball Club, Hollywood, FL – Steffe’s Sports, Celestine, IN
1991 (A) Chick’s Crew, Ardmore, OK – N/A
1992 (Major) Lewis Drywall, Orlando, FL – N/A
1992 (A) Tharaldson’s, Fargo, ND – Minnehaha Liquor, St. Paul, MN
1993 (Major) Hoody’s/TPS, Portland, OR – Jacksonville Stars, Jacksonville, FL
1993 (A) David Fong’s, Bloomington, MN – Army’s-Budweiser, Bismark, ND
1994 (Major) Action Awards/TPS, Atlanta, GA – Tharaldson’s, Fargo, ND
1994 (A) Performance Plus, Golden, CO – War Ducks, Houston, TX
1995 (Major) Jacksonville Stars, Jacksonville, FL – Action Awards/TPS, Atlanta, GA
1995 (A) Heathley’s/TPS, Villa Hills, KY – N/A
1996 (Major) Spaghetti Station, Spokane, WA – Action Awards/TPS, Atlanta, GA
1996 (A) Evansville Blue Crew, Evansville, IN – McDuffy’s, Owensboro, KY
1997 (Major) Herb’s Softball Club, LaHabra, CA – Action Awards/TPS, Atlanta, GA
1997 (A) Busch Road Warriors, Valley Park, MO – Jerry’s of Milton, Milton, FL
1998 (Major) Dan Smith Plastering, Spokane, WA – Johnny’s Saloon, Rochester, MN
1998 (A) Hooters/TPS/CRO, South St. Paul, MN – Bottom Line, Bedford, TX
1999 (Major) Fresh Pak, Spokane, WA – Johnny’s Saloon, Rochester, MN
1999 A War Ducks, Houston, TX – PNC Mortgage, Villa Mills, KY
2000 (Major) A2 Demarini, Phoenix, AZ – Fresh Pak, Spokane, WA
2000 (A) Advance Door, Cleveland, OH – War Ducks, Houston, TX
2001 (Major) CSC/Hardliners, Euless, TX – Wildcats, Cookeville, TN
2001 (A) 4J Boys, Bowie, MD – Minnehaha Liquors/Worth, West St. Paul, MN
2002 (Major) Johnny’s Saloon, Rochester, MN – Pro Rehab/Red Family, Evansville, IN
2002 (A) Advanced Door, Parma, OH – Athletes Foot, Manchester, NH
2003 (Major) NYPD Hardliners, Arlington, TX – Advanced Door, Cleveland, OH
2003 (A) Yard Sharks/DSS Bats, Roseville, CA – Kev-Cor Construction, Roseville, CA
2004 (Major) Cancelled
2004 (A) McNair, Cadiz, KY – Minnehaha Liquors/Coors/Worth, West St. Paul, MN
2004 (B) Hiyamoto, San Francisco, CA – Sooner Trophies & Awards, Norman, OK
2005 (Major) Advanced Door, Cleveland, OH – Johnny’s Saloon, Rochester, MN
2005 (A) Bath & Kitchen, Wilmington, DE – Iowa Softwater, West Des Moines, IA
2005 (B) Beamers/Easton/Sportsbook.com, Stamford, CT – Bacardi/Bob Footitt Company, Fargo, ND
2006 (Major) Jades, Tacoma, WA – AZ Rapid/Yurmamarocks, Phoenix, AZ
2006 (A) Bennigans, Sanford, FL – Miken/Charlies Inn, Onalaska, WI
2006 (B) AIM, Orangevale, CA – Unknown/Marketplace Lending, Brooklyn Center, MN
2007 (Major) Team Combat Mixed, Kent, WA – BBS/Fjerstad Printing, Rochester, MN
2007 (A) Lloyds Softball/JT Express, Haubstadt, IN – The Outlaws, Waite Park, MN
2007 (B) Conference Cafe, Euless, TX – Dove Construction, Perkins, OK
2008 (Major) Cancelled
2008 (A) Roundtree Bar & Grill, Ypsilanti, MI – Beamers/Easton/Traitors, Stamford, CT
2008 (B) S&R Metals, Waterloo, IA – Workout Vixens/Paradise Pizza, Milford, CT

ASA changed the format for Coed Major, Class A and Class B were combined into the Open Class. Class C and Class D were created.

2009 (Open) Team Steel-UGS, San Antonio, TX – Flooring Gallery, Des Moines, IA
2009 (C) Bestway Softball, Fayetteville, GA – Bath & Kitchen, Wilmington, DE
2009 (D) Cancelled

ASA changed the format for for Coed, The Open Class remained, while Class-C and Class-D split into 4 corners

2010 (Open) Cancelled
2010 (C East) Cancelled
2010 (C South) Cancelled
2010 (C North) Cancelled
2010 (C West) Cancelled
2010 (D East) Cancelled
2010 (D South) Cancelled
2010 (D North) Cancelled
2010 (D West) Wichita Town Pub, Portland, OR The Replacements, Fairbanks, AK
2011 (Open) Cancelled
2011 (C East) Cancelled
2011 (C South) Cancelled
2011 (C North) Cancelled
2011 (C West) Cancelled
2011 (D East) Cancelled
2011 (D South) Cancelled
2011 (D North) Cancelled
2011 (D West) Crazy 88, Moreno Valley, CA – En Fuego, Mission Viejo, CA
2012 (Open) Cancelled
2012 (C East) Cancelled
2012 (C South) Cancelled
2012 (C North) Dawgs, Ankeny, IA – Extreme Accessories, Rolla, MO
2012 (C West) Cancelled
2012 (D East) Cancelled
2012 (D South) Cancelled
2012 (D North) Mavericks, Farmington, MO – Guys-n-Gals, Springfield, MO
2012 (D West) West Combat Ready, Portland, OR – Free Agents, Sparks, NV

ASA went back to The Open Class and a Class C and Class D National

2013 (Open) Cancelled
2013 (C) Slate Towing & Performance, Columbia, MO – Concierge, Columbia, MO
2013 (D) Piranhas, Indianola, IN – Traitor Softball, Shelton, CT
2014 (Open) Cancelled
2014 (C) Cancelled
2014 (D) John’s Tree Service, Des Moines, IA – Domeyers Heros, Marion, IA
2015 (Open) Cancelled
2015 (C) Cancelled
2015 (D) IHT, Lincoln, NE – Kiss Off, Moberly, MO
2016 (Open) Cancelled
2016 (C) Cancelled
2016 (D) CT Ball Breakers, Milford, CT – Guys & Gals, Battlefield, MO
2017 (Open) Cancelled
2017 (C) Cancelled
2017 (D) All State/Hawthorne/Graham, Battlefield, MO – Smiths Downtown, Buchanan, MI
2018 (Open) Cancelled
2018 (C) Cancelled
2018 (D) Sioux Falls NCS, Harrisburg, SD – Eastern Missouri Industries, Benton, MO
2018 (E) Jenkinsons, Brick, NJ – Nobody Noe/EVO9X, Fords, NJ
2019 (Open) Cancelled
2019 (C) Cancelled
2019 (D) Aksarben Skers, Lincoln, NE – SOB, California, MO
2019 (E) Nobody Noe, Fords, NJ – Yass Girl, Mohawk, NJ

Dot Bailey

Dot Bailey is in the third row, far right.

Dot Bailey, Cincinnati, OH (1957-1967)

  • 1957 Dana Gardens – National Champs (did not pitch)
  • 1958 Dana Gardens – National 3rd Place (did not pitch)
  • 1959 Heidel’s Hall – did not attend Nationals
  • 1960 Heidel’s Hall – National 3rd Place (did not pitch)
  • 1961 Heidel’s Hall – National 5th Place – Consolation Champs (did not pitch)
  • 1962 Dana Gardens – National Champs (45-1 record)
    • Became Dana Garden’s pitcher
    • Outstanding Pitcher Award (5-0, 3 shutouts, gave up 3 runs)
    • All American Pitcher (11-18, .611 Average)
  • 1963 Dana Gardens – National Champs (34-1 record)
    • Outstanding Pitcher Award (4-0, 1 shutout, gave up 7 runs)
    • All American Pitcher
  • 1964 Dana Gardens – National Champs (43-5 record)
    • Outstanding Pitcher Award (5-0, 2 Shutouts, gave up 13 runs)
    • All American Pitcher
  • 1965 Dana Gardens – National 4th Place (41-4 record)
    • All American Pitcher (3-2, 2 Shutouts, gave up 17 runs)
  • 1966 Dana Gardens – National Champs (42-1 record)
    • Outstanding Pitcher Award (7-1, 2 shutouts, gave up 18 runs)
    • All American Pitcher
  • 1967 Dana Gardens – National Runner-up (33-6- record)
    • (3-1, 2 shutouts, gave up 12 runs)

  • 5 time National Champ
  • 5 time ASA All American
  • 4 time Outstanding Pitcher Award
  • 1 time ASA Batting Champ
  • National Championship Pitching Record (27-4, 12 shutouts, gave up 58 runs in 31 games)
  • Led Dana Gardens to a 29-5 National Championship Record from 1962-1967 and a regular season record of 238-16.

Armed Forces Men’s Slow Pitch Teams at Nationals

Year Team Name Class Place Wins Losses
1976 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
1977 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
1978 Armed Forces All-Stars, Washington DC Class-A 19th 2 2
1979 Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 17th 2 2
1980 Armed Forces, Camp Lejeune, NC Class-A 7th 5 2
1981 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap,  PA Class-A 2nd 5 2
1982 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap,  PA Class-A 2nd 6 2
1983 US Armed Forces, Port Hueneme, CA Class-A 13th 3 2
1984 US Armed Forces Class-A 9th 2 2
1985 US Armed Forces Class-A 7th 6 2
1986 Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 33rd 1 2
1987 Armed Forces, Little Creek, VA Class-A 9th 5 2
1988 Armed Forces, San Diego, CA Class-A 9th 5 2
1989 Armed Services, USA Class-A 2nd 9 2
1990 Armed Forces Class-A 3rd 5 2
1991 Armed Forces Military, Washington DC Major 17th 2 2
1992 Armed Forces, Washington DC Major 7th 2 2
1993 Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 9th 6 2
1994 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap,  PA Class-A 3rd 6 2
1995 Armed Forces All-Stars Major 9th 1 2
1996 Armed Forces Major 3rd 7 2
1997 Armed Forces All-Stars Major 2nd 6 2
1998 US Armed Forces, Arlington, VA Major 7th 2 2
1999 Armed Forces, Eglin, FL Major 9th 1 2
2000 US Armed Forces, San Diego, CA Major 13th 1 2
2001 Armed Forces Softball, Fort Hood, TX Major 7th 2 2
2002 U.S. Armed Forces, Pensacola, FL Major 7th 1 2
2003 Armed Forces, Washington, DC Major 7th 1 2
2004 USA Armed Forces, Washington, DC Major 5th 1 2
2005 All Navy, Pensacola, FL Class-A East 5th 0 2
2006 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap,  PA Class-A 5th 2 2
2007 Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 7th 0 2
2008 Armed Forces, USA, DC Class-A 5th 4 2
2009 Armed Forces, USA, DC Class-A 7th 2 2
2010 Armed Forces, USA, DC Class-A 9th 0 2
2011 Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 9th 1 2
2012 US Armed Forces, Fort Sill, OK Class-A 9th 2 2
2013 All Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 3rd 3 2
2014 All Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 7th 1 2
2015 All Armed Forces, Washington DC Class-A 9th 0 2
2016 All Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX Class-A 9th 0 2
2017 All Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX Class-A 9th 0 2
2018 Armed Forces, Glenwood, MD Class-A 5th 2 2
2019 US Armed Forces, Millington, TN Class-B 17th 1 2
2020 N/A
2021 N/A

Armed Forces Women’s Slow Pitch Teams at Nationals

Year Team Name Class Place Wins Losses
1976 U.S. Army Class-A 2nd 7 2
1977 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA Major 34th 0 2
1978 Armed Forces All Stars, Wichita Falls, TX Major 26th 1 2
1979 Armed Forces All Stars, Washington, DC Class-A 11th 3 2
1980 Armed Forces, Norfolk, VA Class-A 40th 0 2
1981 N/A Class-A
1982 Armed Forces, Sheppard AFB, TX Class-A 25th 0 2
1983 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA Class-A 9th 5 2
1984 Armed Forces, Memphis, TN Class-A 5th 6 2
1985 Armed Forces USA, Millington, TN Class-A 5th 7 2
1986 N/A Class-A
1987 N/A Class-A
1988 Armed Forces, Nashville, TN Class-A 2nd ?? ??
1989 Armed Forces, Nashville, TN Class-A 2nd 10 2
1990 Armed Forces, Nashville, TN Class-A 2nd 5 2
1991 Armed Forces Military, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA Major 7th 2 2
1992 Armed Forces, Virginia Beach, VA Major 7th 3 2
1993 N/A Class-A
1994 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA Major 2nd 4 2
1995 N/A Class-A
1996 Armed Forces, Williamsburg, VA Major 2nd 5 3
1997 Elgin Armed Forces, Ft. Walton Beach, FL Major 2nd 5 2
1998 Armed Forces, Williamsburg, VA Major 2nd 7 2
1999 Armed Forces, Williamsburg, VA Major 2nd 0 3
2000 Armed Forces/Team USA, San Diego, CA Class-A 2nd 5 2
2001 Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA Class-A 1st 4 0
2002 Armed Forces, Jacksonville, FL Class-A 1st 3 0
2003 Armed Forces, Eglin AFB, FL Open East 2nd 6 2
2004 Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX Open West 1st 8 1
2005 Armed Forces, Peterson AFB, CO Open West 3rd 3 2
2006 Armed Forces, Hill AFB, UT Open West 1st 6 1
2007 Armed Forces, Washington DC Open 1st 4 1
2008 Armed Forces, Washington DC Open 2nd 1 2
2009 Armed Forces, Washington DC Open 2nd 3 2
2010 Armed Forces, USA, DC Open 3rd 1 2
2011 Armed Forces, Washington DC Open 2nd 4 2
2012 US Armed Forces, Fort Sill, OK Open 2nd 2 2
2013 Armed Forces/Team USA, Washington DC Open 2nd 2 2
2014 All Armed Forces, Washington DC Open 2nd 4 2
2015 All Armed Forces, Sam Houston, TX Open 1st 3 0
2016 All Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX Open 7th 0 2
2017 All Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX Open 2nd 3 2
2018 USA Armed Forces, Pensacola, FL Open 2nd 3 2
2019 US Armed Forces, Washington, DC Open 9th 2 3
2020 N/A
2021 N/A

Armed Forces Women’s Slow Pitch

Year Site First Second Third Fourth
1976 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
1977 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
1978 Sheppard Air Force Base TX NAVY USAF ARMY USMC
1979 Fort Indiantown Gap PA USAF NAVY ARMY USMC
1980 NAB Little Creek VA USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
1981 USMC Base Barstow CA USAF NAVY USMC ARMY
1982 Sheppard Air Force Base TX ? ? ? ?
1983 Fort Indiantown Gap PA USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1984 NAS Memphis TN ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
1985 MCLB Barstow CA NAVY ARMY USMC USAF
1986 Charleston Air Force Base SC ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
1987 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USMC USAF NAVY
1988 NAS Memphis TN ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
1989 MCRD San Diego CA ARMY USMC NAVY USAF
1990 Cecil Field FL ARMY USMC USAF NAVY
1991 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
1992 NAB Little Creek VA ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
1993 Maxwell Air Force Base AL ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
1994 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
1995 McClellan Air Force Base CA ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
1996 Camp Lejeune NC ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
1997 Eglin Air Force Base FL ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
1998 Fort Carson CO USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
1999 Eglin Air Force Base FL ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2000 MCAS Mirmar CA USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2001 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2002 NAS Jacksonville FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2003 Eglin Air Force Base FL USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2004 Peterson Air Force Base CO ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2005 Peterson Air Force Base CO USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2006 Hill Air Force Base UT ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2007 Hill Air Force Base UT USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2008 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2009 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2010 NAS Pensacola FL ARMY USAF NAVY *
2011 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2012 Fort Sill OK ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
2013 Fort Sill OK ARMY USAF NAVY *
2014 Fort Sill OK USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
2015 Camp Lejeune NC ARMY NAVY USMC USAF
2016 Fort Sam Houston TX ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
2017 Fort Sam Houston TX USAF NAVY ARMY USMC
2018 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2019 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2020 Cancelled due to Covid NA NA NA NA
2021 Fort Campbell KY NAVY USAF ARMY *

*USMC did not field a team.

Armed Forces Men’s Slow Pitch

Year Site First Second Third Fourth
1976 MCRD San Diego CA NAVY USMC ARMY N/A
1977 Wright-Patterson Air Force Base OH USAF NAVY USMC ARMY
1978 Fort Indiantown Gap PA USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1979 Naval Station Norfolk VA USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
1980 Camp Lejeune NC USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1981 Sheppard Air Force Base TX NAVY ARMY USAF USMC
1982 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USMC USAF NAVY
1983 Port Hueneme CA USAF NAVY USMC ARMY
1984 Camp Lejeune NC USMC USAF ARMY NAVY
1985 Pope Air Force Base NC USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1986 Fort Huachuca AZ USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1987 NAB Little Creek VA USAF USMC NAVY ARMY
1988 MCRD San Diego CA USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
1989 Goodfellow Air Force Base TX USMC USAF ARMY NAVY
1990 NAS Jacksonville FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
1991 NAB Little Creek VA USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
1992 MCP Camp Lejeune NC USAF ARMY NAVY USMC
1993 Maxwell Air Force Base AL USMC ARMY USAF NAVY
1994 Fort Indiantown Gap PA ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
1995 McClellan Air Force Base CA ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
1996 Camp Lejeune NC NAVY ARMY USAF USMC
1997 NAB Little Creek VA USAF NAVY USMC ARMY
1998 Fort Carson CO USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
1999 Eglin Air Force Base FL USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
2000 MCAS Mirmar CA USMC ARMY USAF NAVY
2001 Fort Hood TX ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2002 NAS Pensacola FL USAF USMC ARMY NAVY
2003 Eglin Air Force Base FL ARMY USMC USAF NAVY
2004 Eglin Air Force Base FL USAF USMC NAVY USMC
2005 Eglin Air Force Base FL USAF ARMY ARMY NAVY
2006 Eglin Air Force Base FL USAF USMC USMC NAVY
2007 Eglin Air Force Base FL ARMY ARMY USAF NAVY
2008 NAS Pensacola FL ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
2009 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2010 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2011 NAS Pensacola FL USAF ARMY USMC NAVY
2012 Fort Sill OK ARMY USAF USMC NAVY
2013 Fort Sill OK ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2014 Fort Sill OK ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
2015 Camp Lejeune NC ARMY NAVY USAF USMC
2016 Fort Sam Houston TX ARMY USAF NAVY USMC
2017 Fort Sam Houston TX ARMY USMC NAVY USAF
2018 NAS Pensacola FL USMC NAVY (tie) USAF (tie) ARMY
2019 NAS Pensacola FL (No information found) ? ? ? ?
2020 * NA NA NA NA
2021 *Fort Sill OK NA NA NA NA

*Cancelled due to Covid-19

Test Bracket for Steve

Championship Bracket 1934 ASA MFP NATIONAL
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Westport All Stars, CT – 3
Westport, CT
Chillocothe Firemen, MO – 2 7
Westport, CT
Cobblestones, Parkersburg, WV – 9 1 2
Parkersburg, WV
Herald, Washington DC – 0 (forfeit)
Cudahy Puritans, Kansas City, KS
Hindu Koosh Grotto, Hamilton, Ontario – 9 0
Hamilton, Ontario
Democrats, St. Louis, MO – 0 (forfeit) 0 4
Kansas City, KS
Cudahy Puritans, Kansas City, KS – 1 1
Kansas City, KS
East Liberty Shamrocks, Pittsburgh, PA – 0
Kenosha, WI
Orlando, Stars, Orlando, FL – 2 2
Orlando, FL
JL Friedman Boosters, Chicago, IL – 1 1
Kenosha, WI
Ke-Nash-A Club, Kenosha, WI – 3 12 2
Kenosha, WI
Greyhounds, Cincinnati, OH – 1 1
Ke-Nash-A Club, Kenosha, WI
Red Top Beers, Newport, KY – 5
Newport, KY
Joseph Gill Boosters, Chicago, IL – 1 W 1
Newport, KY
Le Mae Laundry, Memphis, TN – 3 L
Memphis, TN
Decatur Staleys, Decatur, IL – 2
Ke-Nash-A’s
Briggs Body Company, Detroit, MI – 2 Kenosha, WI
Detroit, MI
Patty Anns, Boone, IA – 0 7
Detroit, MI
Bear Cats, Hammond, IN – 16 0 0
Hammond, IN
Seeberg Clothiers, Buffalo, NY – 2
Phoenix Funk Jewelers, Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix Funk Jewelers, Phoenix, AZ – 2 0
Phoenix, AZ
JP Sumerachis, Detroit, MI – 1 6 1
Phoenix, AZ
Banker’s Life Insurance, Lincoln, NE – 2 1
Lincoln, NE
St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, LA – 1 0
Toledo, OH
Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH – 13
Toledo, OH
National Mines, Ishpening, MI – 1 4
Toledo, OH
Gulf Refining Company, Flint, MI – 4 0 10
Flint, MI
Liberty Drugs, San Antonio, TX – 3 2
Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH
United Workers Lodge, Grand Forks, ND – 2
Grand Forks, ND
Western Electric Company, Atlanta, GA – 1 0 0
Tulsa, OK
National Bank of Commerce, Tulsa, OK – 2 3
Tulsa, OK
Jersey Bread Company, Paterson, NJ – 0
Consolation Bracket
Chillocothe Firemen, MO – 9
Chillocothe Firemen
Herald, Washington DC – 0 (forfeit) L
Pittsburgh Shamrocks
Shamrocks, Pittsburgh, PA – 9 W L
Pittsburgh Shamrocks
Democrats, St. Louis, MO – 0 (forfeit)
J. Gill Boosters, Chicago
Greyhounds, Cincinnati, OH – 3 7
Cincinnati Greyhounds,
JL Friedman Boosters, Chicago, IL – 0 L W
J. Gill Boosters, Chicago
Joseph Gill Boosters, Chicago, IL – 8 W
J. Gill Boosters, Chicago
Staleys, Decatur, IL – 0 Consolation Champion
J. Gill Boosters
Patty Anns, Boone, IA – 5 Chicago, IL
Patty Anns, Boone, IA
Seeberg Clothiers, Buffalo, NY – 3 3
Patty Anns, Boone, IA
St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, LA – 1 1 7
New Orleans, LA
JP Sumerachis, Detroit, MI – 0 2
Patty Anns, Boone, IA
Liberty Drugs, San Antonio, TX – W
San Antonio, TX
National Mines, Ishpening, MI – L W 5
San Antonio, TX
Western Electric Company, Atlanta, GA – W L
Atlanta, GA
Jersey Bread Company, Paterson, NJ – L