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THE NEW AFA SLOWPITCH PROGRAM

2008 will  bring to the west what we think will be the greatest thing to happen to  slow-pitch softball since the composite bat.  AFA that started as a girls  fast-pitch association in 1980 has decided to expand out into the adult  slow-pitch game.  Lance Boyer has agreed to assume the National Slow Pitch  Directors job. Lance who has been affiliated with a few national associations  over the years says I think this will be the opportunity we need to revitalize  slow-pitch. We are continuing the game where everyone else seems to be letting  go. Over the past years other associations have thought less and less about the  player and more and more about building a big business.  AFA Slow Pitch is  committed to keep the player in mind when it comes to rules, prizes and the  overall good of the game. We will be offering new ideas to the game this year  and with rules like the courtesy runner, pitching path, and the most liberal  home-run rules in the game we think you will be ready to come play. The new rule  books will be out in early February and will be available at all tournaments and  online to allow you to download the book. Until then take a look to the right at  some of the immediate differences from other associations  rules.
Yes that is the only words that can describe the new game in town.  AFA  Directors from all over the south west got together and came up with these new  rules.
1. Pitch Arc is 5ft to 12ft from the ground
2. Pitchers may stand  anywhere with in the width of the pitching rubber and as far back as 6ft.
3.  Pitchers must deliver the ball in a forward motion with in 5 seconds from the  time the ball is presented.
4. Stealing will be incorporated when the ball  hits the ground or crosses the plate.
5.Any player can become a courtesy  runner and run for another player but must score or be back to the dugout for  his turn at bat or he is out. He may run once per inning.
6. Ball count will  be 4 Balls 3 Strikes.
7. The Home Run Rule:
E Division - NO HOME RUNS over  the limit is IEO or also known as inning ending out.
D Division - 3 Home Runs  then 1 UP, over 1up is an out  C Divsion - 5 Home Runs then 1 Up, over 1up is an  out

AFA SLOWPITCH TOURNAMENTS 2008

 January 4-6  USA WINTER NATIONALS
 Mesquite, Nevada Men's Class D & E   
    Results Click Here

 March 29-30  AFA ICE BREAKER 5th Annual
 Grand Junction, CO Men's D, E, & COED     Results Click Here

 May 16 & 17     Mesquite, NV
 ‘Hats off 4 Cancer’ Spring Nationals
 Men’s Class D & E                                     Coed Bracket Click Here
 Women’s Open
 Coed Open - May 17 & 18                           Men’s Bracket Click Here

July 4-5   Mesquite, NV
 Stars & Stripes 4 of July
 Men’s Class D

 August 30-31    Grand Junction, CO
 LABOR DAY CLASSIC 13th Annual
 Men's C, D & E  & Women’s
 August 29-30 for Coed

 September 26-28    Mesquite, Nevada
 National Indian Sports Association
 NISA ‘NATIVE AMERICAN’ WORLD SERIES
 14th Annual   Coed, Men’s, & Women’s

 October 18-19     Las Vegas, NV
 COED FALL WORLD SERIES 

 November 8-9    Las Vegas, NV
 FALL WORLD SERIES
 Men’s C, D, E & Women’s C, D, E

 January 10, 2009      Mesquite, NV
 NEW YEAR’S CLASSIC
 Men’s Class D & E 

 February 20-21    Mesquite, NV
 AFA WINTER NATIONALS
 COED 

 February 21-22     Mesquite, NV
 AFA WINTER NATIONALS
 Men’s Class D & E