Softball Australia is excited to announce its partnership with Australia’s largest online tutoring service, Cluey Learning, who deliver personalised online school tutoring support for students in years 2-12.
The Australian Olympic Committee has announced the 15-strong Olympic Softball Team for Tokyo as the sport makes its return for the first Games since Beijing 2008.
Today is Olympic Day across the globe, as the world’s athletes prepare to gather in Tokyo in exactly a month for the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Softball Australia is conducting beginner training sessions for any Club or Association looking to set up their new revolutioniseSPORT portal and website in preparation for taking online registrations this coming summer season.
Following the announcement of Kyira Cox as State Operations Manager, Softball ACT are pleased to have recruited Brianna Alter as Participation Coordinator to the organisation.
When the Travelodge Aussie Spirit’s only outlet outside of their hotel in Ota City, Japan, is a trip to the diamond, it’s not hard to see why softball is taking over every aspect of the squad’s life, including their dreams.
Following the announcement of the inaugural #BackOnBase Grants program success, Softball WA’s Fremantle Rebels detail how they took full advantage of the initiative.
The inaugural #BackOnBase Grants program, which saw AU$60,000 awarded to Clubs across the country to fund participation and membership retention initiatives has seen some very positive results.
Softball Australia would like to inform you that Sport Australia is in the process of developing a brand new, cutting edge learning centre, purpose built to support the sport sector and build workforce capability in a variety of sporting areas.
Softball Australia will be hosting a final FAQ session for users about setting up your Association or Club in the new revolutioniseSPORT portal this evening at 7:00pm AEST.
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has taken another step on its journey of reconciliation through sport with the launch of its ‘Reflect’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).
The Aussie Spirit are one step closer to Tokyo 2020 having departed Australia today for their final camp in Ota City, Japan.
A squad of 23 are vying for selection to a final team of 15 who will endeavour to keep the Aussie Spirit’s enviable record of medalling at every Olympic appearance intact when competition gets underway on 21 July.