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2025 High School Softball Rules Access
Watch NFHS video explaining new pitching rule.
2025 Bodyarmor State Games- June 2025, Greensboro, NC
1/11/26
Annual Financial Statement
NCSCA’s annual financial report is available in the Members’ Area for members to review. Log in here.
11/21/25
2026 Winter Softball Coaches Clinic
The North Carolina Softball Coaches Association will hold its 17th annual Winter Softball Coaches Clinic on Saturday January 17th at East Forsyth High School in Kernersville, NC (Forsyth County). Open to coaches of any level of the game, this event is an excellent opportunity to gain some knowledge and exchange ideas in an informal clinic setting. The NCSCA Winter Coaches Clinic is free of charge to all NCSCA members. For additional details, click here.
8/19/25
Looking for Games?
Post your available dates on the “Games Needed” page of our “Bulletin Board”.
7/6/25
2025 NCSCA Scholarship Winners
This year the North Carolina Softball Coaches Association offered six $1000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Our scholarships are intended for athletes who have participated in high school softball for at least their junior and senior years and are not receiving college athletic scholarships. Our 2025 scholarship winners are:
EAST
Kendall Wallace Holly Springs High School NC Wesleyan University
Carlee Beckham Southern Nash High School Liberty University
Anne Claire Spell Northern Durham High School Western Carolina University
WEST
Kathryn Jenkins-Cowart Southeast Guilford High School UNC Wilmington
Emma Daniels Porter Ridge High School UNC Chapel Hill
Erin Murnane Glenn High School Guilford Technical Community College
For more information regarding our scholarship program, visit our Scholarships page in the Awards Section.
7/4/25
2025 NCSCA Post-Season Awards
NCSCA is pleased to announce our 2025 All-District and All-State award winners. These fine athletes across North Carolina represent the superior level of skill that high school fastpitch softball has reached in North Carolina! Follow this link to view our recipients.
Certificates will be available for pick-up by softball coaches at the annual NCCA/NCHSAA softball coaches clinic in Greensboro NC, on Wednesday, July 23. Coaches will then distribute certificates to their players. Graduated seniors should make arrangements with their coach to obtain their certificates after July 23.
12/27/21 updated 7/6/25
Softball Needs Officials
In recent years we have seen a decline in the number of qualified individuals who participate in our sport through offering their services as game officials. Most notably, we see fewer younger people becoming umpires each year. This is a huge problem since we cannot play games without umpires. Statistics over the past ten years reveal that as umpires have become fewer, the number of high schools fielding softball teams in North Carolina has steadily grown with a corresponding increase in the number of games being played. In our state, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) governs, certifies, and manages officials for all high school sports. NCHSAA’s goal is to provide game officials all across the state who are competent, fair, and consistent in their craft. Officiating softball is an exciting profession to be part of as the overall skill level of our athletes continues to increase each year. We encourage anyone who would like to participate in our sport as an umpire to become an NCHSAA certified official. To find out how you can become a qualified softball umpire, you may access information here.
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