Ron MacKenzie

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We received this letter from Ron MacKenzie one of our senior umpires who has moved to Calgary.

As all our members are part of the executive through your membership it seems appropriate to share the letter with you.

Ron is a great mentor to our younger officials, as well as a comedian.

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Welcome

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Welcome to the official website of the Central Alberta Softball Umpires Association (CASUA). If you are an umpire who is new to the Central Alberta region, or you are interested in starting your umpiring career, please contact any member of the CASUA executive listed in the Contact Us section of this website.

Our Mission Statement:

  • To foster, educate, develop and promote the officiating of amateur softball within central Alberta.
  • To produce highly qualified and skilled softball officials in central Alberta by offering instruction and mentoring in the art of umpiring, the knowledge of the rules, and the interpretation of the rules.
  • To represent youth and adult softball umpires in central Alberta at the grassroots, local, zone, provincial and national levels.

COVID INFORMATION

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Please note that all information presented assumes that the current season will proceed.

Given the current Covid situation it must be understood that AHS guidelines trump any information contained on this website which may result in cancellation, postponement or suspension of any and all activities of the organization.

Instructor/Evaluator Course

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Softball Canada is pleased to announce that an Instructor/Evaluator Umpires Certification Clinic will be held in March 2021.

Over the course of 3 weeks, the participants will be introduced to off-field leadership opportunities that are available and shown the Softball Canada standard in both Instructing and Evaluating.

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Webinars

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View useful tips, information and videos of various aspects of our games as delivered by internationally qualified Canadian umpires.

Softball Canada Webinars

Softball Alberta Webinars

The Softball Canada 2021 Spring Webinar series will begin in February! We are anticipating a return to the diamond in Spring 2021 so topics covered will be those that can assist as we prepare for another season!

The webinars will be held bi-weekly starting in February and will be hosted on Monday evenings.

Stay tuned for information on the session topics and speakers!

You can also download Between the Lines our national newsletter

Equipment Available

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In need of equipment, outgrown old equipment, got replacement equipment, like to help a fellow umpire, try one of the items below

Find Used Equipment

Currently listed equipment

Donate Equipment

If you wish to donate equipment which will be given away at the upcoming clinics, then please contact myself.

Sell Equipment

If you wish to sell your used equipment, we are happy to put the information on our website. 

In order to sell equipment, please provide the following

  • Items that you have for sale
  • What you are willing to reasonably sell them for
  • Sizes, colours, etc.
  • Photos of your equipment which will really helps to sell an item.
  • Contact information
    • Name
    • Email
    • Phone
    • Address

Contact myself when you have assembled the information.

Once we have the above information then it can go onto our website, and you can deal directly with interested parties to facilitate a sale.

Your used equipment can make a difference to a new umpire.

Thank you for your consideration.

Annual General Meeting April, 2020

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The AGM was held April 15, 2020

  • Malcolm Murray was confirmed as President (moving from vice-president) to serve out the balance of the term held by Ross Towers who has resigned.
  • Erin Fuller was elected to the vice-president’s position
  • Connie Anderson was re-elected as secretary/treasurer

The association has officially changed it’s name from Red Deer Softball Umpires Association (RDSUA) to Central Alberta Softball Umpires Association (CASUA) to more accurately reflect the makeup of our membership.

The revised policies and bylaws were amended and adopted to reflect the change in name.