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2021 Umpire and Managers Rules Clinic Schedule 2021 Umpire and Managers Rules Clinic Schedule Feb 24 Deputy UIC Clinic Via Zoom 6:00 Wolf March 15 Grand Forks Umpires East G.F. American Legion 7:00 Payne March 21 Jamestown Umpires The Buff Lounge 2:00 Krieger March 24 Grand Forks Umpires East G.F. American Legion 7:00 Payne March 25 Fargo Umpires Bowler 6:00 Cole/Pennick March 25 West Fargo Umpires VFW Club 6:30 Olson March 30 Bismarck Umpires All Season’s Arena SE Door 6:00 Wolf March 31 Bismarck Umpires All Season’s Arena SE Door 6:00 Wolf March 31 Fargo Umpires Bowler 7:00 Cole/Pennick March 31 FYI—H.S. Fastpitch Clinic—NOT USA ND Bismarck Career Academy 6:00 Gerhardt April 1 Wahpeton Umpired Rules Clinic Community Center 6:30 Rader April 5 Bismarck Men’s Managers Amvet’s Club 6:30 Wolf April 5 Wahpeton Men Managers Community Center 6:30 Rader April 6 Bismarck Umpires All Season’s Arena SE Door 6:00 Wolf April 6 Wahpeton Women & COED Managers Community Center 7:00 Rader April 6 Devils Lake Umpires/Mngrs & Field Clinic Burdick Arena 6:30 Rader April 7 Watford City Umpires Via Zoom 6:00 Wolf April 7 Valley City Umpires/Managers Gaukler Wellness Center 7:00 Krieger April 7 Minot Slowpitch Umpires Parks & Rec Offices 7:00 Young April 8 Bismarck Women’s Managers VFW All Season’s Arena 6:00 Wolf April 8 Fargo Umpires Bowler 7:00 Cole/Pennick April 12 Bismarck Umpires All Season’s Arena SE Door 6:00 Wolf April 14 Dickinson Slowpitch Umpires Recreation Center 6:00MT Wolf April 14 Dickinson Fastpitch Umpires Complex & Field TBA 6:00MT Gerhardt April 15 Williston Rules Clinic Rec Center 7:00 Krueger April 19 Grand Forks Field Clinic Ulland Park 6:30 Payne April 20 Bismarck Umpires Field Clinic 16th Street Diamonds 6:00 Wolf April 21 Grand Forks Field Clinic Ulland Park 6:30 Payne April 21 Beulah Umpires/Managers Alibi’s Bar 6:00 Gerhardt/Wolf April 21 Wahpeton Field Clinic Diamond 2 6:30 Rader April 21 Fargo Umpires Park District Park District Offices 6:00 Cole/Pennick April 22 Bismarck Umpires Field Clinic 16th Street Diamonds 6:00 Wolf April 25 Jamestown Umpires Field Clinic Hillcrest Diamonds 1:00 Krieger April 26 Bismarck Umpires Make-up Amvet’s Club 6:30 Wolf April 27 Mandan Umpires Rules & Field Clinic Softball Complex Building 6:00 Wolf April 28 West Fargo Umpires—Test Night VFW Club—Test Night 6:30 Olson April 28 Fargo Umpires Clinic/Pre-Test Old Chicago 6:00 Cole/Pennick April 28 Bismarck Umpires Field Clinic 16th Street Diamonds 6:00 Wolf April 29 Bismarck Women’s Managers Sticker Bats All Season’s Arena 4:00 Wolf April 29 West Fargo Managers VFW Club 6:30 Olson May 2 West Fargo Umpires Field Clinic North Elmwood 11:00 Olson May 3 Bismarck Umpires Field Clinic 16th Street Diamonds 6:00 Wolf May 4 Grand Forks Test Night East G.F. American Legion 7:00 Payne May 5 Fargo Umpires Test Night Bowler 7:00 Cole/Pennick May 17 Bismarck Umpires Test Night/Pizza St. Mary’s Grade School 8:30 Wolf TBA Grafton Managers/Umpires JR’s (Oakwood) TBA Payne TBA May/Port Managers & Umpires Floyd’s—Portland TBA Payne TBA Grand Forks Managers TBA TBA Payne TBA West Fargo Summer Fastpitch Umpires TBA TBA Rader TBA West Fargo Summer Fastpitch Field Clinic TBA TBA Rader TBA Fargo Field Clinic-In Conjunction with Tourney TBA TBA Cole/Pennick TBA Fargo Field Clinic-In Conjunction with Tourney TBA TBA Cole/Pennick TBA Minot Summer Fastpitch Umpires TBA TBA Lawson TBA Grand Forks Summer Fastpitch Umpires TBA TBA Rader TBA Casselton Summer Fastpitch Umpires TBA TBA Rader TBA Bismarck Summer Fastpitch Umpires TBA TBA Gerhardt TBA Minot Umpire Field Clinic South Complex TBA Young TBA Mandan Managers Softball Complex Building 7:00 Wolf TBA Watford City Umpire Field Clinic TBA TBA Wolf *****Please note that at all of the manager’s clinics and before the umpire field clinics, teams will be able to get stickers put on their bats and have their bats checked to make sure they are legal. If you want to get bats stickered, please bring them to the managers clinics and before the field clinics. If you have questions concerning stickers or rules clinics in general, please contact UIC Mike Wolf at 400-2100 or contact your regional DUIC. For phone numbers for all regional DUIC’s log on to www.usasoftballnd.org and click on the “Umpires” link. 5/17 Monthly Meeting 6/14 Monthly Meeting 7/12 Monthly Meeting .
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