ISPS Commissioner Manuel T. Ferrero III recently traveled to Italy to explore expanding slow-pitch softball. With meetings in Venice, Rome, and Bologna, ISPS is working to bring exciting tournaments to Italy’s iconic regions. Stay tuned as slow-pitch softball goes global!
In an exciting step toward expanding the global presence of slow-pitch softball, ISPS Commissioner Manuel T. Ferrero III recently traveled to Italy to engage in discussions with various key officials and stakeholders. His mission: to bring ISPS-sanctioned slow-pitch events to Italy and offer new opportunities for players, fans, and communities across the country.
The trip marked a significant moment in ISPS’s ongoing effort to spread the love of slow-pitch softball across Europe. Commissioner Ferrero’s journey took him to some of Italy’s most renowned regions, where he discussed potential host cities and event partnerships.
Among the notable destinations considered were:
“We are committed to expanding the ISPS footprint in Europe, and Italy is an exciting frontier for our organization,” said Commissioner Ferrero. “Our meetings were very productive, and we are hopeful about creating partnerships that will bring major slow-pitch softball tournaments to this beautiful country.”
This expansion will not only provide an international stage for slow-pitch athletes but will also introduce the sport to new audiences. With Italy’s rich history in sports and its vibrant cultural scene, ISPS is confident that the future of slow-pitch softball in the region is bright.
Commissioner Ferrero’s trip emphasized the potential for growth and highlighted the enthusiasm of Italian officials and sports leaders for bringing a new, exciting sport to their regions. With continued negotiations and partnerships on the horizon, slow-pitch fans around the world can anticipate new and thrilling ISPS events in Italy in the near future.
For updates on ISPS events and developments in Italy, be sure to visit playisps.com.