PGF SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT - TEAM INSURANCE NEWS!!!

[NumeroUno]

CU team insurance is dirt cheap. Plus having insurance from September to September is a great idea. So don't buy insurance until December

When we start a new season every September and we have new players come and old player leave and we start playing, who is covered and who is not? Do you really think they did it just so you have to pay more money, come on. If that is my biggest problem I am doing great. You didn't play at my fields, stay at my hotels, drink at my bars or eat in my restaurants because I did everything you did but fly. All I am is a happy customer that thinks they did a great job and I don't cry over the little things in life.

Happy Breast cancer month

[CULater]

See I don't look at it that way. In looking at the PGF website, insurance runs $10 per player or coach, multiply that by 20 (coaches and players per team) multiplied by 220 (absolute minimum number of teams paying) divided by 4 (months duplicated) and someone is pocketing $11,000.

My mistake on the your fields, your hotels and your restaurants. But the economic factor for the community of Huntington Beach and other surrounding communities is still relevent.


Happy Breast Cancer month to you too! I wonder if Susan G Komen would accept that $11,000 generous donation

[NumeroUno]

Someone said their would be no math today

[CULater]

No worries UNO I did the math for you. ha ha

[Fuddrules]

Someone said their would be no math today

And apparently no english either

Today is just PE and lunch! A great day.

[Tony]

I wonder if Premier heard the buzz that ASA was writing up legislation which would register players from Sept to Sept? (which includes ins.)

[jmo]

I wonder if Premier heard the buzz that ASA was writing up legislation which would register players from Sept to Sept? (which includes ins.)

Nope

[SDTitans]

USSSA was already doing Aug to Aug for their insurance. Guess PGF is following USSSA lead on the insurance..

[Trophy Hunter]

ASA is waiting to figure out how to refund a prorated amount for the insurance to all the teams and players before announcing the switch.

I heard they were putting the extra money into their scholarship fund. Great idea, one that I wish they all would copy.

Btw, ASA was always disparaged for all the money they were making on JO softball. Now that for-profit corporations are making all that money and more, I'd hardly expect the complaints to stop.

[Tony]

I do know that SoCal ASA just handed out $47,000.00 in scholarship money to their rec/travel players. My friends daughter got a good amount towards her school. Yes, hopefully more will follow.