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| May 3 Mango Men's 50 159 posts | Softballs in Reno Does anyone know what balls can or will be used in Reno? The rule reads as follows: In all SSUSA-sponsored qualifiers and tournaments, official game balls must have the official SSUSA stamp or be pre-approved by SSUSA headquarters, located in Sacramento, CA I was wondering what balls without an SSUSA stamp are allowed/pre-approved. It seems like last year there were conflicting rulings. Any clarification would be appreciated for the 2015 season. Thanks. |
| May 3 TimMcElroy 953 posts | Softballs in Reno The Rock ball is used in Las Vegas for tbe jointly held LVSSA / SSUSA Southwest Championships and World Masters Championships. The Trump Stote ball (44/375, synthetic cover) with the SSUSA logo is used everywhere else in the country. |
| May 4 Mango Men's 50 159 posts | Softballs in Reno Thanks Tim, However last year in several tournaments Trump stores without the SSUSA logo were used ( isa, Asa etc). I was wondering if these are ok to use this year as well. I guess it's referring to the second part of the rule that says " pre-approved by SSUSA headquarters in Sacramento". Was wondering if SSUSA could weigh in on this. |
| May 4 SSUSA Staff 3509 posts | Softballs in Reno Reno: Anaconda Trump/Stote 44 cor/375 comp optic yellow softball with the SSUSA red logo on it is the only allowable softball for all non-Las Vegas events ... |
| May 4 Gorilla Boy Men's 50 271 posts | Softballs in Reno Mango, If they were to use the X-Rock they might not get the tourney in. Parnell and Beeler and Heller will be hitting them over the lights this time. Ha! Ha! Mighty Mike Macenko aka.Gorilla Boy |
| May 4 Mango Men's 50 159 posts | Softballs in Reno SSUSA Thanks for the prompt reply. |
