LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The record 26 nations in the women’s youth softball flagship event have been drawn into four pools and will play a round-robin to begin the world tournament

BANGDUNG, Indonesia – An Australian women’s baseball delegation, which includes “Emeralds” National Team members, is currently in neighbouring country Indonesia to bring the teachings and benefits of the game to Indonesian girls.

MELBOURNE — The Baseball Confederation of Oceania, a continental arm of the WBSC, has announced its 2018 competition calendar.

Seven players will be making their men’s softball world championship debuts when the Aussie Steelers travel to Canada for the WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship this year.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The highest competition for women’s youth softball will bring together the world’s top women’s softball nations from all five Olympic regions.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The World Baseball Softball Confederation today released the latest standings in the WBSC Baseball World Rankings, following the recent conclusion of the 16-nation World Baseball Classic 2017 — the top-tier WBSC world championship hosted by Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association.

World’s No. 1 ranked men’s softball team, the New Zealand Black Sox, has announced their 2017 roster ahead of the WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship this summer. The team, as announced by Head Coach Mark Sorenson, features the return of 10 players from 2015 championship.

WHITEHORSE, YK, Canada — Marking just over 100 days until the start of the 2017 WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship, the World Baseball Softball Confederation today announced the nations that will compete in the men’s softball flagship event.

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Rising Black Sox star Campbell Enoka smashed two homeruns to spark Auckland United to their third national open interclub men’s softball title; while the Western Magpies defended their national women’s open club championship title after a 3-2 win over Hutt Valley Dodgers.

PYEONGCHANG, Rep. of Korea – Fukushima’s Azuma Baseball Stadium has been added as an official venue for Olympic baseball and softball events at the Tokyo 2020 Games.