The international slow pitch softball landscape is about to get a major shakeup, and it all centers around one city that could change everything for softball leagues in Brazil and beyond: São Paulo, Brazil.
They'll spend thousands on the latest slowpitch bats and slow pitch softball equipment, but won't spend a dime to test themselves against teams that might actually beat them.
Walk into any major slow pitch softball tournament, and you'll see the same faces running the show. The same tournament directors. The same league commissioners. The same team captains getting preferential treatment. It's not coincidence: it's by design.
If you haven't heard about the explosive growth of slow pitch softball in Guaymas, you're about to discover why teams from across Mexico, the United States, and beyond are making this Sonoran port city their go-to tournament destination.
This isn't your typical weekend tournament where anyone can show up with entry fees. The Miami Mayor's Cup represents the ultimate recognition for teams that have proven their dedication, sportsmanship, and skill throughout the year.
Forget everything you know about typical slowpitch softball tournaments. The HO HO HOMERS isn't just another weekend event: it's a full-blown holiday celebration that combines fierce competition, massive cash prizes, and the heartwarming tradition of giving back to children in need.
The selection process was rigorous, utilizing advanced softball statistics tracked through avg300.com, our official statistical platform. Players needed a minimum of 20 plate appearances to qualify, ensuring that only the most consistent performers throughout the season earned recognition.
From first pitch to final handshake, it was everything we love about women’s slow pitch: big swings, smart defense, loud dugouts, and incredible sportsmanship.
This year’s slow pitch All-Stars are split into two exciting squads named after our top pitchers and team captains: Team ET (Emily Torres, Coconut Grove Gators) and Team Tine (Christine Christeleit, Little Havana Legends).
When the final out was recorded, Step Bros (FL) stood tall as champions, but not before Cocodrilos (FL) served notice that they're a team to watch in the ISPS landscape.
The 2025 Boricua Open showcased everything we love about coed slow pitch softball: incredible athleticism, nail-biting finishes, and that unmistakable ISPS community spirit that brings teams together from coast to coast.
This bronze-level tournament format allowed teams to compete in a round-robin pool play structure before advancing to bracket play, ensuring maximum games and competitive opportunities for all participating squads.
Your middle infielder typically covers second base at all times when running this alignment, though positioning should adjust based on whether you're facing a left-handed or right-handed batter.
The 2025 ISPS Boricua Open Championships brought together elite teams from across the United States and Puerto Rico for what many are calling one of the most exciting tournaments of the year.
Whether you've been around ISPS tournaments like the Miami Mayor's Cup or you're just discovering what makes our softball family special, the director role offers an incredible opportunity to make a real difference in your local community while connecting with players across the globe.