National Umpire School

February 1-2, 2025

Lee's Summit, Kansas City

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b. 2024 Championship Play Season - Junior Olympic Age Qualifications. (September 1, 2023 – August 31, 2024) A player’s age as of August 31 determines the age in which the player is eligible to play the following year.

   i.     8-Under Age Classification. A player whose 9th birthday is                    prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   ii.   10-Under Age Classification. A player whose 11th birthday is              prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   iii.  12-Under Age Classification. A player whose 13th birthday is             prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   iv.  14-Under Age Classification. A player whose 15th birthday is              prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   v.   16-Under Age Classification. A player whose 17th birthday is               prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   vi. 18-Under Age Classification. A player whose 19th birthday is             prior to September 1, 2023, is INELIGIBLE.
   vii. Players of younger age classification may play in older age                   classifications, but an older age classification player may not                  play in the younger age classification

Landri Loos                     Litchfield         

Addisyn Mowinkel           Milford          

Pat Schartz Scholarship
Carly Gaedeke                 Coumbus

OBJECTIVE

The objective of the USA Softball of Nebraska shall be to promote amateur softball for all persons, to establish uniform rules and regulations, to conduct annual Championship Tournaments, and to educate and train in the proper skills of amateur softball play and in the rules through clinics and seminars.

GOALS

1. To establish a democratically selected Board of Directors to determine rules, regulations, establish policy and oversee the administration of competitive softball of Nebraska.
    
2. Encourage active invovlement from leagues and teams throughout Nebraska to serve as board and committee members.
    
3. Establish a program of umpire recruitment and training so as to provide the very best officiating possible for sanctioned leagues and qualifying tournaments.
    
4. To work with the Nebraska Softball Foundation and their fund raising efforts to ensure the financial support of the USA Softball of Nebraska Program into the Future.
    
5. To annually recognize those individuals, through the USA Softball of Nebraska and N.S.F. Award programs, which have made a major contribution to the game of softball in the State of Nebraska.

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