While I didn't stick around for the Championship game, I've heard this story from several sources (none of which were from AASA) and every version has been consistent. And in this odd world of softball, consistency is a rarity.
Last time I checked, these are young ladies (this incident in particular-14 year old young ladies) and it's a shame that an individual such as this has provided them with a valuable lesson...it is NOT about them, but it's about the adults who feel it's THEIR right to flex whatever muscle power they think they have. Maybe this individual needs a long reality "cup check".
To ALL the young ladies who were affected by this incident (both teams). Regardless of the outcome, be proud of yourselves and how you played. All of you must have done something right to make it to the Championship game. Continue to play the game you love with passion. There will ALWAYS be bad umpires...just remember to say Thank You to the good and consistent ones, win or lose. With integrity and sportsmanship, you will go further than one umpire.
Good job AASA and RR



























