WELCOME TO SMITTY'S TERMINATORS FAST PITCH ORGANIZATION
UPDATE: 2011 Squirt Evaluations:
Squirt: September 8th 6:00pm - 8:00pm Moffat Fields **** Rescheduled due to rain ****
All players with birth years (1999 or 2000) are welcome to attend.
Smitty's 2011 Player Evaluation Camps will be held September 11th and 12th at Moffat Fields:
Squirt (1999, 2000 birthyears): September 11th 9:30am - 12:30pm
Peewee (1997, 1998 birthyears): September 11th 1:30pm - 4:30pm
Bantam (1995, 1996 birthyears): September 12th 9:30am - 12:30pm
Midget (1992 - 1994 birthyears): September 12th 1:30pm - 4:30pm
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to check in.
NOTE: Rain dates September 18th and 19th
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Congratulations to our Smitty's Squirt team for winning their provincials on August 22 in Brandon.
That makes a sweep for all our minor division teams with our Peewee, Bantam and Midget teams also winning gold in their Provincials last month!
WAY TO GO LADIES!
WHO WE ARE
For the past three decades, Smitty's teams have been at the forefront of elite women's fast pitch softball in Manitoba, winning Canadian Senior Championship gold medals in seven of the past ten years. Smitty's players have been key components of Canadian National teams for much of the past decade, representing our country at Olympic Games, Pan-Am Games and World Championships with great distinction. So whether you're a player looking to take on the challenge of top-level fast pitch softball, or a fan looking for sports entertainment at its best,
Smitty's is the place to be!
HOW WE BEGAN AND PROGRESSED
The Smitty's team formed by Roy and Evelyne Holenski in 1975 blazed the trail for teams to emulate in the years following. This team has compiled an enviable record over the years. It was formed as a community club team out of Grant Park Harrow in South Winnipeg, comprising 10 girls from Evelyne's Grad 5/6 class at Harrow School. They were Manitoba champions that year and for the next four years (two at Bantam and two at Midget). The represented Manitoba at the Western Canadian Championships in Calgary (1976), Saskatoon (1977), Brandon (1978)...... Click here for more history
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