Volunteers are needed to serve on the All-Star Committee.
If interested please let your team rep or a board member know!

Let's make this All-Star one to make up for missing one!

The 2021 mid season is almost here!!

Plan ahead.  You must give 48 hour notice for your roster.  You can add up to three players if there is room in your cap.

Remember no cash at the field for mid-season.  League fees can be VENMO but out of town fees must be via check.

Bat info

All bats used in WSAGW must not be on the non-approved list and pass a compression test and bear the appropriate years certificate sticker.  
Compression testing dates will be announced shortly.

Here is the link for the general information USA Softball bat info

Here is the link for the non-approved bats as of 02/21/2020 - This list has not changed since 3/22/2017  Non-Approved Bat List

Here is the one page version as of (which is actually 2 pages) Non-Approved Bat list - One page version

If you feel there can be questions about your bat or want to confirm prior to purchasing, here is the link for a posting of APPROVED bats by manufacturer as of 2/17/2020  Approved Bat link

Update from ASA 

The Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA)/USA Softball, the National Governing Body of Softball in the United States, in working with Easton Baseball/Softball Inc. (Easton), announced today that Easton is voluntarily removing the following softball bat models from the ASA/USA list of certified bats: SCN1, SCN11BH, SCN1B, SCN2B, SCN3, SCN4B, SCN5, SCN5B, SCN6B, SCN7, SCN7B, SCN8, SCN8B, SCN9, SCX14, SCX14B, SCX24B, AND SCX3.

Other organizations that currently use ASA’s bat performance standards such as the NCAA, NFHS, NAIA, NJCAA may restrict such bats from play in 2016 and beyond.