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Umpiring Team Duties
Junior Blues and Umpire Development
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MWSA Local RulesThe official Softball Australia endorsed playing rules that apply for all Softball Australia competitions can be found at https://www.softball.org.au/resources-/official-playing-rules Click here for the MWSA 2026/2027 Summer Competition Rules (PDF file) |
Grounds Set Up & Pack UpThere is a morning & afternoon roster to set up and pack up the grounds each week. Grounds duty allocations can be found at the end of each week’s draw and roster. Teams are expected to assist in setting out and packing up the diamonds. For teeball teams playing on diamonds A or B, at the end of the game, please pack away the back nets and take the back net, benches and bases back to the green shed next to diamond 1. All teams are to report any damage to a MWSA Committee member so we can get it repaired Please remove all rubbish from the diamond and put it in a bin. |
Scoring Team DutiesAll teams must nominate at least one scorer (or team official) that is responsible for that team’s submission of results. Results will be entered into revolutioniseSPORT (the wesbite used across all Softball Australia clubs) Step by step instructions are available here |
Incident & Injury ReportingAll incidents and injuries must be reported to MWSA using the online form https://www.revolutionise.com.au/mwsa/incident/ V-Insurance Group is the appointed insurance broker for Softball Australia. All insurance enquiries including claim forms must be submitted to insurance@softball.org.au for the final sign off (all parties must have signed the form before it is sent). Click the link below for access to:
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Wet Weather & Ground ClosuresThe golden rule is games are on unless you hear otherwise. A decision on morning games will be made by 7:30am and afternoon games by 11:30am. Cancellations will be published on the home page of website and via Facebook & Instagram. |
Working with Children Checks (WWCC)The Working with Children Check (WWCC) is a requirement for anyone who works or volunteers in child-related work in NSW. It involves a National Police Check (criminal history record check) and a review of reportable workplace misconduct. If approved, a WWCC is granted for 5 years before it must be renewed. Apply for your WWCC (there are no fees payable for volunteers in local sporting associations): New Application - NSW Working with Children Check Renew your WWCC (again there are no fees payable for volunteers): Renewal Application - NSW Working with Children Check |
