New Roster Forms and Concussion Training Requirements

Blair Setford • March 12, 2024

Concussion Training Acknowledgement Requirement

The 2024 roster forms for ISC teams and Legends teams are now available on the ISC website on the Forms page at https://www.iscfastpitch.com/forms


NEW for 2024, a team coach, manager or trainer must acknowledge reviewing the concussion protocol training on the CDC website at https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/index.html by checking the box on the roster form and including the name of the person in the identification box per the sample photo above. This is a requirement for insurance eligibility.


Team rosters are due four times per season and are to be sent to the email addresses on the form.


Due dates are:

May 15 (preliminary season roster to be eligible for ISC rankings)

June 15 (PRAWN declaration and OOR exception)

July 15 (deadline for rosters to appear in championship tournament programs)

Monday preceding start of ISC World Tournament (final and official championship roster)

2025 Masters Indigenous Games in Ottawa August 14-17

By Blair Setford • April 1, 2025
Men's fastpitch softball will be one of the featured sports at this year's Masters Indigenous Games being held in Ottawa, ON August 14-17. The Masters Indigenous Games (MIG) provides Indigenous adults, aged 20 years and older, the opportunity to compete against their peers in a variety of contemporary and traditional sporting activities. MIG is an opportunity to get physically active, engage with community and participate in competition. The Games bring together thousands of Indigenous athletes from around the world to compete in sport competitions, celebrate Indigenous wellness and showcase the rich diversity of cultures and traditions of the world’s Indigenous Peoples. For more on MIG25, see their website at the link below. https://mastersindigenousgames.com/
Tony Wark: From Little League to the Big Leagues of Men’s Fastpitch

Tony Wark: From Little League to the Big Leagues of Men’s Fastpitch

By Brian Eradus • March 29, 2025
With a baseball background and a hockey stick in one hand, Tony Wark stumbled onto the fastpitch diamond at age 12—and hasn’t looked back since. Now 25, he’s a mainstay at 1B for the Midland Explorers, where he proudly wears jersey #18. Hailing from Reese, Michigan, Tony’s early days with the Munger Firemen youth team have led him to the heights of men’s fastpitch, fueled by an unmistakable passion for the game.
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