Softball History USA

ASA Men’s A Fast Pitch Nationals

Year  Champ Runner-up MVP MV Pitcher (if listed)
1975 Neal’s Truck Parts, Grand Rapids, MI Green Terrace, Winona, WI N/A not awarded
1976 Apple Auto, Millersville, PA Neal’s Truck Parts, Grand Rapids, MI N/A Jerry Grontz, Apple Auto
1977 Miami Sawaia’s, Miami, FL North Bay Merchants, Petaluma, CA Adolpho Mercado, Miami Sawaia’s
1978 S&K Rigging, Arcola, IL Granada Realty, Fremont, CA Chuck Caldera, Granada Realty
1979 Joaquin Construction, Modesto, CA Montgomery Steelers, Montgomery, AL Jim Bryan, Joaquin Construction Hal Skinner, Joaquin Construction
1980 S.H. Good, New Holland, PA Blitz-Weinhard, Medford, OR Jimmy Moore, Blitz
1981 S.H. Good, New Holland, PA Savala Painters, Long Beach, CA Rex Giberson, S.H. Good
1982 The Tee House, Modesto, CA Albuquerque A’s, Albuquerque, NM N/A
1983 Holiday Markets, Chico, CA Mitchell Corporation, Corunna, MI John Hohse, Holiday Markets
1984 Hudson Supply, Bakersfield, CA Lowder Electric, Bakersfield, CA Keith West, Landmark Chevrolet
1985 ETV Trucking, Grand Rapids, MI Stewart-Taylor-Printing, Duluth, MN Dave Ganton, ETV Trucking
1986 Tubbs & Son Electric, Manteca, CA Raymax, Burbank, CA Pete Duenas, Tubbs & Sons Electric
1987 Jolly Molly Softball, Lebanon, PA Magna Plating, Burbank, CA Roy Himmelberger, Jolly Molly Softball
1988 Stewart Taylor, Duluth, MN Columbus Metros, Columbus, OH Brian Langeland, Stewart Taylor
1989 Texas Flyers, Webster, TX DC Tire, Philadelphia, PA Troy Brooks, Texas Flyers
1990 Marshall Jazz, Marshall, MO Louisville Lasers, Louisville, KY Terry Luster, Marshall Jazz
1991 Springers, Boulder, CO Vista Bombers, Rossmoor, CA Randy Devenport, Springers
1992 DC Tire, Reading, PA Buchmiller Plastering, Lodi, CA Mike Smith, DC Tire
1993 Broken Bow Travelers, Broken Bow, NE Classic Pool & Spa, Omaha, NE Darren Dubsky, Classic Pool & Spa
1994 DC Tire, Reading, PA TSB Merchants, Oakdale, CA Rod Jarvis, DC Tire
1995 Happy Chef, Mankato, MN Kokomo Pride, Kokomo, IN Matt Haefner, Happy Chef
1996 Hy-Line Enterprises, Elkhart, IN Wilson Trophy, Stockton, CA Darrell Bender, Hy-Line Enterprises
1997 DC Tire Roadrunners, Reading, PA VCJ Athletics, Duluth, MN Mike Ohl, DC Tire
1998 DMS Knights, Fargo, ND Hobnobber Tavern, Seattle, WA Scott Deutsch, DMS Knights
1999 Texas Flyers, Houston, TX The Freight, Vandalia, IL Bryan Neal, Texas Flyers Stoney Burke, Texas Flyers
2000 All Season Patriots, Allentown, PA Capital City Chaos, Dawson, IL David Stokes, All Season Patriots
2001 Cancelled due to rain
2002 Lyons, Fresno, CA Maverick Electric, Stockton, CA Shawn Mandolesi, Lyons Tony Peoples, Lyons
2003 Barley Pop A’s, Minot, ND Image Solution Knights, Fargo, ND Rick Lang, Barley Pop A’s
2004 McKie Sports, Oswego, NY Keating Fitness, Wilkes-Barre, PA Charlie Walsman, KcKie Sports David Stokes, Keating Fitness
2005 CR DeMarini Portland, OR Kreider & Flick, Lancaster, PA Brian Kaneshige, CR Demarini Mark Bennett, CR Demarini
2006 New Image, Mt. Horeb, WI Rudd’s Team & Trophy, Peoria, IL
2007 The Freight, Vandalia, IL New Image, Mt. Horeb, WI
2008 Italian Athletic Club, Stockton, CA New Image Fastpitch, Montfort, WI Tony Peoples, Italian Athletic Club
2009 Lightning, Marshall, MI New Image Fastpitch, Montfort, WI Sean Kelly, Lightning
2010 Italian Athletic Club, Stockton, CA Silverhawks, Bakersfield, CA Tyson Barkman, Italian Athletic Club
2011 Columbia River A1 Rockies, Portland, OR Italian AC, Stockton, CA Juan Petoluccio, Columbia River A1 Rockies
2012 New Image, Mt. Horeb, WI Sioux Falls Sox, Dell Rapids, IA
2013 eventhelper.com, Grass Valley, CA Columbia River Brewers, Van., WA Shawn Mendullsi, Columbia River A1 Rockies
2014 Sioux Falls Sox, Sioux Falls, SD Crow Bar, Sioux Falls, SD

In 2015 the Men’s A Fastpitch National tournament was discontinued. Starting in 2016, Class A, Class B, and Class C were combined into East and West Open tournaments and also gold and silver flights.

Year Class Champion Runner-Up
2016 East Gold Blues FP, Hastings, MI Marshall Lightning, Marshall, MI
2016 West Gold CR Bartels Farms, Vancouver, WA Roseville Eagles, Lincoln, CA
2016 East Silver Tiffany’s Fastpitch. Saginaw, MI Diamond Dogs, Wabash, IN
2016 West Silver Oregon Cascades, Wilsonville, OR Interbay Door, Seattle, WA
2017 East Gold Twin City Gray Sox, St. Joseph, MI McDaniel Concrete, Bunceton, MO
2017 West Gold Cancelled
2017 East Silver Central Illinois Knights, Camargo, IL DC Outlaws, Elkhart, IN
2017 West Silver Cancelled
2018 East Gold Michigan Snappers, Dimondale, MI Twin City Gray Sox, Sawyer, MI
2018 West Gold Cancelled
2018 East Silver DC Outlaws, Elkhart, IN Teutopolis Merchants, Teutopolis, IL
2018 West Silver Cancelled
2019 East Gold Snappers, Kingsley, MI Marshall Lightning, Marshall, MI
2019 West Gold Cancelled
2019 East Silver Tiffany’s, Frankenmuth, MI Twin City Gray Sox, St. Joseph, MI
2019 West Silver Cancelled
2020 East Gold Snappers, Kingsley, MI Tiffany’s, Frankenmuth, MI
2020 West Gold Cancelled
2020 East Silver Cancelled
2020 West Silver Cancelled
2021 East Gold Rebels Softball Club, Clyde, MI Tiffany’s, Frankenmuth, MI
2021 West Gold Cancelled
2021 East Silver McBain/Michigan Events, Pinckney, MI AJ Masonry Sting, Wabash, IN
2021 West Silver Cancelled

ASA Women’s 35 and Over Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up – MVP

1992 – Shontay Chiropractic, Portland, OR – Ron’s Dinosaurs, Vancouver, WA – Cheryl Armstrong, Shontay
1993 – Winner’s Bracket, Tulsa, OK – Family Medical Center, Wichita, KS – Bev Scoles, Winner’s Bracket
1994 – Berg & Associates, Mobile, AL – Old Bats, Tulsa, OK – Phyllis Hurst, Berg & Associates
1995 – Cal. Connection, Redwood City, CA – Diamond Rockers, Omaha, NE – Kris Lafrenza, Cal Connection
1996 – Don’s Softball Crew, Dothan, AL – Cal. Connection, Redwood City, CA – Eunice Wright, Don’s Softball
1997 – AAA Lettering, Sacramento, CA – Fuerza, Red Bluff, CA – N/A
1998 – Quarve Contracting, Brooklyn Park, MN – Brakers, Mobile, AL – Shari Strommer, Quarve Contracting
1999 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – 17 teams attended, Lakerettes won the tournament, with Al-Biz-Ness, Dak’s Defiance, Midlife Crisis, Hot Flashes still with 1 loss, no info after that.
2000 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – Brooklyn Center Senior Ice, Brooklyn Center, MN – Sonia Pez, Lakerettes
2001 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA – N/A
2002 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – Ringer Sports, Portland, OR – N/A
2003 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – Traders, Collierville, TN – N/A
2004 – Lakerettes, Conneaut Lake, PA – Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA – Carol Perroz, Lakerettes
2005 – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – Worth Taking it Home, San Lorenzo, CA – Rhonda Graham, Yard Dawgs
2006 – Déjà vu, Sebring, OH – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – N/A
2007 – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – Nor Cal I.C.E., Vacaville, CA – N/A
2008 – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – Kinder/Sharks, Cincinnati, OH – LeAnn Mitchell, Yard Dawgs
2009 – Iowa Alliance, Urbandale, IA – Lug Nuts, Columbia, MO – N/A
2010 – Traders, Memphis, TN – Arkansas Synergy, Sheridian, AR – N/A
2011 – Arkansas Synergy/Reebok, Sheridian, AR – H&S Resources, Dothan, AL – N/A
2012 – Cancelled
2013 – Cancelled
2014 – Cancelled
2015 – Cancelled
2016 – Cancelled
2017 – Cancelled
2018 – Moritz Sports & Marine, Bismarck, ND – Dusty Diamonds, Rapid City, SD – N/A
2019 – Cancelled
2020 – Cancelled
2021 – Cancelled

ASA Women’s Major/A Church Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up

1979 Major – Mt. Hermon Methodist, Graham, NC – St. Patrick’s Catholic, Oklahoma City, OK
1980 Major – Rock Creek Methodist, Snow Camp, NC – Cedar Grove Methodist, Chapel Hill, NC
1981 Major – South Main Baptist, Houston, TX – Rock Creek United Methodist, Graham, NC
1982 Major – First Baptist Red, Tallahassee, FL – Rock Creek United Methodist, Graham, NC
1983 Major – First Baptist Red, Tallahassee, FL – Mt. Hermon Methodist, Graham, NC
1984 Major – CME Crusherttes, Warner Robins, GA – North Cleveland Church of God, Cleveland, OH
1985 Major – Faith Baptist, Wichita Falls, TX – CME Crusherttes, Warner Robins, GA
1986 Major – Rock Creek, Graham, NC – Ferris Hill Baptist, Milton, FL
1987 Major – Nroth Cleveland Church Of God, Cleveland, TN – Ferris Hill Baptist, Milton, FL
1988 Major – First Baptist of Houston, Houston, TX – North Cleveland Church of God, N. Cleveland, TN
1988 A – First Baptist, Muskogee, OK – First Baptist Church, Carlsbad, NM
1989 Major – First Baptist of Houston, Houston, TX – Park View Baptist, North Little Rock, AR
1989 A – First Baptist Church, Muskogee, OK – St. Theresa’s, Hutchinson, KS
1990 Major – Westside Baptist, Jasper, AL – First Baptist, Houston, TX
1990 A – First Baptist, Muskogee, OK – First United Methodist, Lexington, KY
1991 Major – 1st Baptist Red, Milton, FL – Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX
1991 A – Mount Olive, Cleveland, TN – Oak Grove Baptist, Athens, AR
1992 Major – Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX – First United Methodist, Lexington, KY
1992 A – Hillcrest, Jacksonville, FL – New Hope, Woodland, MS
1993 Major – Hillcrest, Jacksonville, FL – Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX
1993 A – Sharon Baptist, Benton, AR – Josey Creek, Starkville, MS
1994 Major – Immaculate Conception, Tyler, – TX Life Line Baptist Ladies, Little Rock, AR
1994 A – Our Lady Queen, Wichita Falls, TX – Sharon Baptist, Benton, AR
1995 Major – Salem Baptist, Atlanta, GA – Mount Carmel Baptist, Hattiesburg, MS
1995 A – Cancelled
1996 Major – North Gadsden Church of God, Gadsden, AL – Ben Hill United Methodist, Atlanta, GA
1996 A – Cancelled

Starting in 1997, when ASA discontinued the A Church National, these were just called the Church Nationals.

1997 – North Gadsden Church of God, Gadsden, AL – Mt. Carmel Baptist, Hattiesburg, MS
1998 – Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA – Immaculate Conception, Tyler, TX
1999 – New Testament MBC, Columbus, GA – Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA
2000 – New Testament MBC, Columbus, GA – Calvary Baptist, Augusta, GA
2001 – Ben Hill United Methodist, Atlanta, GA – Greater Beulah Baptist, Dothan, AL
2002 – Cancelled
2003 – Cancelled
2004 – Cancelled
2005 – Cancelled

2006 ASA Women’s Church Nationals discontinued

ASA Women’s Major/A Industrial Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up

1979 Major – Phillip Morris, Richmond, VA – Cannon Mills Cannonettes, Kannopolis, NC
1980 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – Omaha National Bank, Omaha, NE
1981 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – Local #235 UAW, Detroit, MI
1982 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – Cargill, Minnetonka, MN
1983 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL
1984 Major – Cargill Gold, Mound, MN – Americel Corporation, Henderson, NC
1985 Major – Sheriff’s Stars, Pensacola, FL – Americel Corporation, Henderson, NC
1986 Major – Sheriff’s Stars, Pensacola, FL – Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL
1987 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – 3M Half Count, Apple Valley, MN
1988 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – TI Express, Dallas, TX
1989 Major – Provident Vets, Chattanooga, TN – Shaw Industries, Dalton, GA
1989 A – Certainteed Ladies, Wichita Falls, TX – Pitney-Bowes, Stamford, CT
1990 Major – Shaw Industries, Dalton, GA – Klaussner Furniture, Asheboro, NC
1990 A – Russell Athletic, Alexander, AL – Certainteed Lady A’s, Wichita Falls, TX
1991 Major – TI Express, Dallas, TX – Hutcheson Medical Center, Fort Oglethorp, GA
1991 A – Springhill Heartbeats, Mobile, AL – Rohr, Foley, AL
1992 Major – Provident Vets, East Ridge, TN – Southern Lites, Birmingham, AL
1992 A – Fleet National Bank, Providence, RI – CPS Smooth Operators, San Antonio TX
1993 Major – Southern Lites, Birmingham, AL – Blue Cross #2, Columbus, GA
1993 A – Hutcheson Medical, Ft. Oglethorpe, GA – Steward, Chattanooga, TN

Starting in 1994, when ASA discontinued the Major Industrial National, these were just called the Industrial Nationals.

1994 – Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL – Cross Fires, Birmingham, AL
1995 – Springhill Heartbeats, Mobile, AL – Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL
1996 – Denso Manufacturing Maryville, TN – N/A
1997 – Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL – Denso #1, Maryville, TN
1998 – Russell Athletic, Alexander City, AL – Pitney Bowes, Stamford, CT
1999 – Cancelled
2000 – Cancelled
2001 – Cancelled
2002 – Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL – Denso #1, Maryville, TN
2003 – Cancelled

2004 ASA Women’s Industrial Nationals discontinued.

ASA Women’s D Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up

1991 – Rohnert Park Pirates, Rohnert Park, CA – Ben and Jerry’s, Kent, WA
1992 – Lock-N-Load, Arroyo Grande, CA – Rouseau Insurance, Spokane, WA
1993 – All Phase Plumbers, Gilroy, CA – Zack’s Pizza, Quincy, WA
1994 – T’s Gang, Fort Smith, AR – Angle Inn Ultimate, Baltimore, MD
1995 – Happitime, Cedar Rapids, IA – Advanced Pest Control, Springdale, AR
1996 – Shooters, Kent, WA – J&W Steel, Shreveport, LA
1997 – Blockheads, Fairbanks, AK – Nill Brothers Sports/Robin Chiro, Overland Park, KS
1998 – Forsgren, Fort Smith, AR – Custom Sign Express, Birmingham, AL
1999 – Drambuie Drillers, Ft. Smith, AR – W.E.T. Central, KY
2000 – Stark’s Holiday Bar, Warren, OH – Tailgaters, Oley, PA

The Women’s Class D Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001

2001 – East – Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC – Mercer Springs, Trenton, NJ
2001 – West – Tony’s, Dallas, TX – Merchant Express, Santa Rosa, CA
2001 – Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC (East) defeated Tony’s, Dallas, TX (West) 3 games to 0.

2002 – East – USA Team Sports, Severna Park, MD – Fieldcrest Inn Boyne City, MI
2002 – West – Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM – Athletic Supply, Redmond, WA
2002 – Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM (West) defeated USA Team Sports, Severna Park, MD (East) 3 games to 0.

2003 – East – Senunas’ Pub, Wilkes Barre, PA – Starks, Warren, OH
2003 – West – Carpet Specialists, Riverside, IA – Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA
2003 – Carpet Specialists, Riverside, IA (West) defeated Senunas’ Pub, Wilkes Barre, PA (East) 3 games to 0.

2004 – East – Stingers, Lexington, KY – B&R Mustangs, London, KY
2004 – West – ECI, Topeka, KS – PTK, Kansas City, MO
2004 – Stingers, Lexington, KY (East) defeated ECI, Topeka, KS (West) 3 games to 2.

2005 – East – Lady Outlaws, Jacksonville, FL – Fortin Transportation, Westbrook, ME
2005 – West – D&A Trucking, Wichita, KS – Rounding Third, Apple Valley, CA
2005 – Lady Outlaws, Jacksonville, FL (East) defeated D&A Trucking, Wichita, KS (West) 3 games to 0.

2006 – East – Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL – Bart Company, Mitchell, IN
2006 – West – Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO – DBC/Team Combat, Coleman, OK
2006 – Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO (West) defeated Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL (East) 3 games to 2.

2007 – East – Paver Pro Unlimted, Fort Myers, FL – Lady Dyme, Tampa, FL
2007 – West – Lady Blue Jays, San Antonio, TX – Pro Moves, Fontana, CA
2007 – Lady Blue Jays, San Antonio, TX (West) defeated Paver Pro Unlimited, Fort Myers, FL (East) 3 games to 2.

2008 – East – Dynamic Duels, Winter Springs, FL – Edward Jones, Lexington, KY
2008 – West – Elliott Communications, Olathe, KS – Team Texas Blast, Lubbock, TX
2008 – Elliott Communications, Olathe, KS (West) defeated Dynamic Duels, Winter Springs, FL (East) 3 games to 0.

2009 – East – BW3/K&G, Warren, OH – TM Force, Tampa, FL
2009 – West – PDX Softball, Newberg, OR – Get Dirty, Albuquerque, NM
2009 – BW3/K&G, Warren, OH (East) defeated PDX Softball, Newberg, OR (West) 3 games to 0.

The Women’s “D” Nationals went from the East vs West series format to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010, but, no National Championship was held.

2010 East – Passport Motors, Chapel Hill, NC – Twisted, Winter Springs, FL
2010 North – The Saloon, Westonka, MN – Great Western Bank, Watertown, SD
2010 South – Cancelled due to lack of teams
2010 West – Cancelled due to lack of teams

2011 East – T-Time/Shelby/JoJo Beanz, Ellwood City, PA – Woody’s, Ada, MI
2011 North – Larry’s Ladies Softball, Grand Rapids, MI – Dirty Diamonds, Rapid City, SD
2011 South – Cancelled due to lack of teams
2011 West – The Cartel, Lake Stevens, WA – Team Alaska, Anchorage, AK

2012 East – K&G, Warren, OH – Up-A-Creek, Warren, OH
2012 North- Stix, Des Moines, IA – Fire & Ice, Salem, OR
2012 South- – Cancelled due to lack of teams
2012 West – So Cal Poison, West Covina, CA – More Play, Las Vegas, NV

2013 East – Bombshell Bombers, Somersworth, NH – A&B Drain Cleaning LLC, Piqua, OH
2013 North – Cheap Fast, Bloomington, MN – Silver Dollar Bar, Aberdeen, MN
2013 South – Cancelled due to lack of teams
2013 West – DBF, Atwater, CA – Incognito, Sacramento, CA

The Women’s “D” Nationals went from the 4 corners format back to just one Class D National Championship Tournament.

2014 – Cancelled
2015 – Arc Angels, N/A, NH – CSI, Glen Allen, VA
2016 – CSI/Cole Insurance, Glen Allen, VA – Driftwood, North Dakota
2017 – CSI/Sniper Sports/Cole Ins., Glen Allen, VA – Ocean Armory, East Hampton, NJ
2018 – DTP, Ithaca, NY – All Out Brats, Avenel, NJ
2019 – SOB, California, MO – DTP/Amici, Ithaca, NY
2020 – Queen B’s, Newburg, MO – T&A Softball, Jefferson City, MO
2021 – 69, Belton, MO – Nally’s Girls, Carthage, MO

ASA Women’s C Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up

1987 – Paul Brown/Pierce’s Sport, Mt. Vernon, OH – Jammers, Tuscaloosa, AL
1988 – Tri-City/Reliable, West, AZ – Tucson Outlaws, Tucson, AZ
1989 – Tucson Outlaws, Tucson, AZ – Mavericks, Warner-Robbins, GA
1990 – Chicago Title Phillys, Hurst, TX – Leopold’s Pony Express, N/A
1991 – San Antonio Cannans, San Antonio, TX – Lady Spirits, Winston-Salem, NC
1992 – Stewart Glapat, Zanesville, OH – Grubb’s, Cincinnati, OH
1993 – Trailblazers, Sterling Heights, MI – JWC Diamonds, Conway, AR
1994 – Sunbelt Plastics, Macon, GA – Aces, Florence, SC
1995 – Murphy’s Law, Orlando, FL – Little Teche Farms, Metaire, LA
1996 – Baytown Angels, Baytown, TX – R.I.P. Softball, Durham, NC
1997 – San Antonio Magic, San Antonio, TX – Legend-Maryland, Frederick, MD
1998 – Lyle’s Wolfpack, N/A, WA – Spectators, Action, ME
1999 – Forsgren, Ft. Smith, AR – N/A
2000 – Austin Thunder, Austin, TX – Lady Hurricanes, Grand Bay, AL

The Women’s Class C Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001.

2001 – East – Murphy’s Law, Winter Park, FL – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA
2001 – West – Team X-Treme, Seattle, WA – DeCarlow Homes, Ashland, OR
2001 – Team Xtreme, Puyallup, WA (West) defeated Murphy’s Law, Winter Park, FL (East) 3 games to 2.

2002 – East – WET/Miken, Columbia, KY – Coors Light, Random Lake, WI
2002 – West – Minot Chiropractic, Minot, ND – Big Red, Omaha, NE
2002 – WET/Miken Softball, Columbia, KY (East) defeated Minot Chiropractic, Minot, ND (West) 3 games to 0.

2003 – East – Traders, Memphis, TN – Black Mountain Chevrolet, Fletcher, NC
2003 – West – Lugnuts, Columbia, MO – Nor-Cal Lights Out, Santa Rosa, CA
2003 – Traders, Collierville, TN (East) defeated Lugnuts, Columbia, MO (West) 3 games to 1.

2004 – East – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – Pea Organizing Services, Pittsboro, NC
2004 – West – Chucky’s Pride, San Francisco, CA – Sonoma Valley, Santa Rosa, CA
2004 – Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA (East) defeated Chucky’s Pride, San Francisco, CA (West) 3 games to 2.

2005 – East – Travel America, Grenada, MS – Birmingham Xtreme, Birmingham, AL
2005 – West – KVB/Rusty’s Last Chance, Oltahe, KS – C&C Knights, Adel, IA (KVB/Rusty’s Last Chance turned down the spot)
2005 – C&C Knights, Adell, IA (West) defeated Travel America, Grenada, MS (East) 3 games to 1.

2006 – East – Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC – Bill Fraley’s Wildcats, Lexington, KY
2006 – West – ECI/SLI, Olathe, KS – Victors Ideal Hitters, Clive, IA
2006 – Diamond Magic, Pittsboro, NC (East) defeated ECI/SLI, Olathe, KS (West) 3 games to 2.

2007 – East – Bill Fraley’s Wildcats, Lexington, KY – Traders, Collier, TN
2007 – West – WTS Softball Crew, Lancaster, CA – Softball Soul, Beaverton, OR
2007 – Bill Fraley’s Wildcats, Lexington, KY (East) defeated WTS Softball Crew, Lancaster, CA (West) 3 games to 1.

2008 – East – Alex’s Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA – Critter Getter, Tallahassee, FL
2008 – West – Lookouts, Houston, TX – Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO
2008 – Alex’s Yard Dawgs, Calhoun, GA (East) defeated Lookouts, Houston, TX (West) 3 games to 1.

2009 – East – Low Bob’s, Harrodsburg, KY – Lady Rebels, Gainesville, GA
2009 – West – Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO – Learning Curve, Urbandale, IA
2009 – Low Bob’s, Harrodsburg, KY (East) defeated Springfield Crush, Springfield, MO (West) 3 games to 1.

The Women’s “C” Nationals went from the East vs West series format to the 4 Corners format starting in 2010, but, no National Championship was held.

2010 – East – Long Island Tides, East Northport, NY – K&G Softball, Warren, OH
2010 – North – Agassiz Underground, Fargo, ND – Moritz, Sport & Marine, Bismarck, ND
2010 – South – Salon 312, Montgomery, AL – Kryptonite, Orlando, FL
2010 – West – Cancelled due to lack of teams – N/A

2011 – East – Cancelled due to lack of teams – N/A
2011 – North – Ideal Hitters/Denison, Urbandale, IA – Elsie’s, Bloomington, MN
2011 – South – Cancelled due to lack of teams – N/A
2011 – West – Cancelled due to lack of teams – N/A

2012 – East – Cancelled due to lack of teams – N/A
2012 – North – Pizza Ranch Renegades, Nevada, IA – Knights, Urbandale, IA
2012 – South – Team Magic, Pittsboro, NC – Traders Reloaded, Collierville, TN
2012 – West – Shumuzu/AZ Border Co./Worth, Tucson, AZ – Dxtracted, Mesa, AZ

2013 – East – Cancelled due to lack of teams -N/A
2013 – North – Cancelled due to lack of teams -N/A
2013 – South – Cancelled due to lack of teams -N/A
2013 – West – Cancelled due to lack of teams -N/A

The Women’s “C” Nationals went from the 4 Corners format back to just one Class C National Championship Tournament.

2014 – Devils, St. Paul, MN – Moor Woble/Bill Long Trucking, Missoula, MT
2015 – Cancelled
2016 – Cancelled
2017 – Cancelled
2018 – Cancelled
2019 – Cancelled
2020 – Cancelled
2021 – Cancelled

ASA Women’s B Slow Pitch Nationals

Year – Champion – Runner-up

1987 – Cancelled
1988 – Simpson’s NCR, Fairfax, VA – Aaron’s/Bud Light, Hamilton, OH
1989 – Nothing But The Truth, Virginia Beach, VA – Spirits, Orlando, FL
1990 – Tenn Tom, Columbus, MS – Tampa Renegades, Tampa, FL
1991 – Portland Reign, Portland, OR – Long Island Travelers, Freeport, NY
1992 – San Antonio Canaans, San Antonio, TX – Hub South/Made to Order, Evanston, IL
1993 – Hub Chrysler, South Evanston, IL – Stewart Glapat, Zanesville, OH
1994 – Long Island Travelers, Baldwin, NY – Case Construction Company, Seattle, WA
1995 – Uniform Pro’s Mice, Northport, NY – Bed’s and Brass Breakout, Austin, TX
1996 – Little Teche Farms, Metaire, LA – Pirates, Rhonert Park, CA
1997 – University Firestone, Jacksonville, FL – Uniform Pro’s Mice, Northport, NY
1998 – BAJB-Texas Heat, Austin, TX – Legends’ Lighthouse/Glade Valley, Frederick, MD
1999 – No Idea, San Antonio, TX – Ten 1/2 Maniacs, Redondo Beach, CA
2000 – Stewart Glapat, Zanesville, OH – Lady Cruisers, Grenada, MS

The Women’s Class B Nationals went from one National Championship to the East vs West series format starting in 2001.

2001 – East – S&S/Le Bleu/Lawrence Ptg, Belews Creek, NC – Jeneane’s @ Pinebrook, Macon, GA
2001 – West – Texas Heat, Austin, TX – Texas Crush, Highlands, TX
2001 – S&S/LeBleu/Lawrence, Belews Creek, NC (East) defeated Texas Heat, Austin, TX (West) 3 games to 0.

2002 – East – Max Magee’s Pub, Boothwyn, PA – Made to Order, Chicago, IL
2002 – West – Team Xtreme, Seattle, WA – Elbowroom, Missoula, MT
2002 – Max Magee’s Pub, Boothwyn, PA (East) defeated Team Xtreme, Seattle, WA (West) 3 games to 2.

2003 – Class B discontinued. The Women’s “B” Nationals along with the Major and “A” Nationals, merged into the Hooters “Open” East vs West National Championship Series in 2003.

2002 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

2002 held at Tifton, Georgia.

Champion: Armed Forces, Jacksonville, Florida
Runner Up: Macken Plumbing, Rochester, Minnesota

This would be the last year the ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch National was contended. The Women’s Major, A, and B Nationals merged into the East vs West National Championship Series presented by Hooters in 2003.

  • MVP – No MVP awarded
  • Batting Leader – Autumn Brown, Armed Forces (8-11) – .727
  • Home Run Leader – Heather Carr, Armed Forces – 1

2002 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Cindy Nelson, Macken Plumbing
C – Vicki Jo Thiesse, Macken Plumbing
1B – Michelle Saunders, Armed Forces
2B – Autumn Brown, Armed Forces
3B – Bridgett Vessel-Johnson, Macken Plumbing
SS – Cheryl Trapnell, Armed Forces
OF – Jodell Bendickson, Macken Plumbing
OF – Chrissy Harder, Macken Plumbing
OF – Benita Crow, MN Storm
OF – Toni Owens, Armed Forces
UTIL – Heather Carr, Armed Forces
UTIL – Lisa Neufeld, Reamstown AA
UTIL – Brenda Swanson, MN Storm
UTIL – Becky Macken, Macken Plumbing
UTIL – Jackie Reiland, Macken Plumbing

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Armed Forces, Jacksonville, FL (3-0)
2. Macken Plumbing, Rochester, MN (2-2)
3. MN Storm, Roseville, MN (2-2)
4. Reamstown AA, West Lawn, PA (1-2)
5. Nick’s 114 Cafe, New Cumberland, PA (0-2)

2001 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

2001 held at Shreveport, Louisiana.

Champion: Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
Runner Up: Reamstown AA, Reamstown, Pennsylvania

  • MVP – Cheryl Trapnell, Armed Forces
  • Batting Leader – Connie Holifield, Cruisers
  • Home Run Leader – Heather Carr, Armed Forces
  • Home Run Leader – Abby Thompson, The Oath

2001 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Tracey Franck, Reamstown AA
C – Lucy Geidner, Armed Forces
1B – Michelle Saunders, Armed Forces
2B – Tammy Schucker, Reamstown AA
3B – Heather Carr, Armed Forces
SS – Cheryl Trapnell, Armed Forces
OF – Lori Moyer, Reamstown AA
OF – Toni Owens, Armed Forces
OF – Abby Thompson, The Oath
OF – Carvell Key, Armed Forces
UTIL – Connie Holifield, Cruisers
UTIL – Bette Ward, The Oath
UTIL – Jean Horst, Reamstown AA
UTIL – Sue Devereaux, Armed Forces
UTIL – Anne Lahaye, The Oath

2001 SECOND TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Shelly Pape, Ness Auto Sales
C – Bobbi Westhafer, Reamstown AA
1B – Missy Landreneau, The Oath
2B – Leslie Lancaster, Cruisers
3B – Tracy Rambin, The Oath
SS – Tricia Mazur, Reamstown AA
OF – Lorrie Guimbellot, The Oath
OF – Michelle Mullen, Cruisers
OF – Valarie Marze, The Oath
OF – Beth Covais, Armed Forces
UTIL – Beth Saphore, Reamstown AA
UTIL – Jamie Thompson, Armed Forces
UTIL – Anita Barr, Reamstown AA
UTIL – Krinon Moccia, Armed Forces
UTIL – Wilma Wilson, LeValley/Riedel Brothers

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Armed Forces, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA 4-0
2. Reamstown AA, Reamstown, PA (3-2)
3. The Oath, Shreveport, LA (3-2)
4. Cruisers, Grenada, MS (2-2)
5. Levalley/Riedel Brothers, St. Joseph, MI (1-2)
5. Ness Auto Sales, Lodi, WI (1-2)
7. Macken Plumbing/Budweiser, Rochester, MN (0-2)
7. Mr. Pizza, Rochester, MN (0-2)

2000 ASA Women’s A Slow Pitch Nationals

2000 held at Auburn, Alabama.

Champion: Shooters/Miken, Orlando, Florida
Runner Up: Armed Forces/Team USA, San Diego, California

  • MVP – Tiffany Daniels, Shooters
  • Batting Leader – Tonja Russell, Shooters (10-13) – .769
  • Home Run Leader – N/A

2000 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Theresa Hunt, Shooters/Miken
C – Jamie Sheriff, Shooters/Miken
1B – Heather Carr, Armed Forces/Team USA
2B – Anne Hawkins, A&S Vinyl Siding
3B – Dina Quanico, Armed Forces/Team USA
SS – Tiffany Daniels, Shooters/Miken
OF – Stephanie Durbin, A&S Vinyl Siding
OF – Diane Hatch, Shooters/Miken
OF – Anna Clements, Shooters/Miken
OF – Monica Everett, Armed Forces/Team USA
EH – Tonja Russell, Shooters/Miken
UTIL – Keri Grovdahl, Macken Plumbing/Budweiser
UTIL – Vicki Jo Thiesse, Macken Plumbing/Budweiser
UTIL – Anessa McConnell, A&S Vinyl Siding
UTIL – Lucy Geidner, Armed Forces/Team USA

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Shooters/Miken, Orlando, FL (4-1)
2. Armed Forces/Team USA, San Diego, CA (5-2)
3. A&S Vinyl Siding, Auburn, AL (2-2)
4. Macken Plumbing/Budweiser, Rochester, MN (2-2)
5t. Armstrong Lady Rebels, Murfreesboro, TN (1-2)
5t. Uniform Pro Mice, East Northport, NY (1-2)
7t. Bill Fraley’s Wildcats, Lexington, KY (0-2)
7t. Fox Force, Dothan, AL (0-2)