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This site covers all aspects of Softball in Edinburgh, Scotland & the UK including independent tournaments such as the Edinburgh Festiball as well as being the main source of information about the Edinburgh Softball League.
Hope you enjoy the site.
2007 BSF "Hall of Fame" information is in the BSF AGM Section
All the Final League tables from 2000 - 2007 are now in the "Historical Tables" pages
Many thanks to Richard for all his help in designing this site.
Tuesday's 21st game CANCELLED
due to weather conditions ie standing water on fieldsWill try reschedule asap
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Folks
I have set up a new page (as opposed to the group) please click on "like" so we can get a unique username from FB. - need more likes -I have posted here the daily results and if you are using gamechanger to score your games the results will appear here.
I plan on posting a weekly table update image so you can see how your team progresses througout the season
Feel free to post your team 2011 shots
2011 Season
League schedules are on
Gamechanger
Gamechanger
Here in the ESL we have signed up our league teams and organised them into their divisions. League members have signed up and are now scoring their games live or after the match using the FREE mobile app.
GameChanger's free handheld app and online tools revolutionize traditional baseball/softball scorekeeping, instantly calculating box scores and dozens of statistics for each player while delivering live, streaming play-by-play updates to fans and local media partners.
2010 Non-Approved Bats
The ASA regulations governing banned bats, which are followed in Britain and Europe, have been revamped for the 2010 season.While there are now fewer bats on the ASA banned bat list, there are actually more bats banned overall. This is because all bats manufactured before 2000 are now non-approved, full stop. The reason is that many bats tend to become more potent as they age, due to fibres breaking down and becoming more elastic. So many older bats that passed performance tests when manufactured would not do so now.
However, the determination of whether a bat is approved or non-approved is now much simpler. To be legal, a bat must:
- Have an ASA 2000 or ASA 2004 stamp.
- Not appear on the ASA non-approved bat list.
http://www.asasoftball.com/about/build_batlist_one_page.asp
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Created on 01/26/2005 07:48 AM by liz Updated on 06/21/2011 09:25 AM by liz |
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