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By: Policesoftball.com |
Oct 17, 2022 |
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The Connection earns the Majors World Championship. Angel Armor Colorado wins Mid-Majors, Center Mass strikes Gold and Norsemen claim Silver. Goliath Slays David in the All-Star Game. Home Run King Marieo Foster is crowned.
The Connection World Champions
World Series XVII was once again held at the Big League Dreams facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. 66 teams representing over 30 states participated in the 4-day event, and overall it was a huge success.
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Sep 17, 2022 |
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2022 OPOC Winner has been hand selected from Vaughan Garrett representing Garrett Metal Detectors.
Brad Johnson - Police Officer of the Community
There were several great nominees this year but ultimately, Vaughan went with Brad due to his contributions to others individually and to teams. Brad will be presented with a plaque courtesy of Garrett Metal Detectors during our opening ceremony.
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By: Jeff Blair |
Aug 31, 2022 |
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There were many deserving candidates, but these gentlemen exemplified greatness that set themselves apart from others.
Defensive Player of the Year 2022 Andrew Fenwick - Maryland Outlaws
Policesoftball.com is pleased to announce the winners of our prestigious end of season awards. The winners will be recognized on the field during our opening ceremony at World Series XVII in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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By: Jeff Blair |
Aug 28, 2022 |
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The Hall of Fame was created in 2006, please check the Hall of Fame tab to see all of the previously inducted members.
All inductees will be recognized on the field at the World Series during our opening ceremonies and issued a coveted Hall of Fame Challenge Coin. Special thanks go out to our Hall of Fame Committee Chairs, Dennis Leonard and Tyson Becker for organizing the voting committees.
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By: policesoftball.com |
Oct 22, 2021 |
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Add these names to the Champion Wall: LAPD Blue-Majors, Stanislaus-Mids, South Florida Lawmen-Gold, Northwest Shakedown-Silver
LAPD Blue Defends the Heavyweight Belt
“Don’t call it a comeback. We’ve been here for years.” After losing the 2020 season due to COVID, things felt normal again in Las Vegas for Police Softball World Series XVI. The event sold out with 32 teams competing in Uppers (Majors & Mids) and 38 teams in Lowers (Gold). We scheduled for a 40 team Gold division but we had 2 late drops. In total we had a total of 70 teams from over 30 states competing over the four-days.
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