USA Softball

USA Softball is a non-profit organization based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. With 346 employees, the organization is dedicated to the growth and development of softball across the United States. USA Softball serves as the National Governing Body for softball in the United States, overseeing a vast network of 70 local associations that register teams and organize leagues nationwide. The organization registers over 245,000 softball teams, encompassing more than 2 million players. A significant portion of their focus is on youth girls' fast pitch softball, with over 83,000 registered teams and 1.2 million participants annually. USA Softball distinguishes itself through its extensive involvement in the sport. The organization annually conducts over 100 National Championships, providing a platform for 30,000 players to compete. Furthermore, USA Softball boasts a robust online presence, with its website, www.USASoftball.com, attracting an average of 4,000 unique visitors daily. Notably, the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, managed by USA Softball, has hosted the NCAA Women's College World Series more frequently than any other venue. For inquiries or further information, please visit USA Softball's website at www.usasoftball.com.