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OASA Championship Trophies ORGANIZED 1923 PLAY THE GAME The OASA will be accountable to Softball Ontario and ultimately to the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport (as amended) (the Ministry) in regard to Ministry Programming. Policy Name: Constitution and By-Laws Policy Number: CB 003 Version Control: November 24, 2018 Ratification Date: November 24, 2018 Review Date: November 30, 2019 3 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2019 OASA ELIMINATION TOURNAMENTS ...................................... 1 2019 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS .................................................. 2 2020 CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS .................................................. 2 2019 EASTERN CANADIANS – HOSTING PROVINCES ................... 2 IMPORTANT DEADLINE DATES TO REMEMBER ............................. 4 Bids to Host Tournaments ............................................................. 4 Bids to Host Provincial Tournaments, Qualifiers, Events ................ 4 Nominations for the Softball Association Merit Award .................... 4 Nominations for the F. R. Feaver Memorial Award ........................ 4 Nominations for the Gil Read Coaches Honour Roll ...................... 4 Nominations for Life Membership .................................................. 4 Applications for OASA Scholarship ................................................ 4 Amendments ................................................................................. 4 Bids to Host Eastern Canadian Championships ............................. 4 Bids to Host Canadian Championships .......................................... 4 Affiliation Dates ............................................................................. 5 Team Certificates (On-Line Rosters) ............................................. 5 Special Permission Forms ............................................................. 5 TOURNAMENT DATES 2019.............................................................. 6 Provincial Hosts ............................................................................. 6 Elimination Hosts ........................................................................... 6 Regional Qualifier and Event Hosts ............................................... 6 TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2018 ......................................................... 7 Provincials ..................................................................................... 7 Eliminations ................................................................................... 7 U8 Fun Events – Participating Teams ............................................ 7 Eastern Canadian and Canadian Championships .......................... 7 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE ........................................................ 10 EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS ......................................................... 11 Communications Media Coordinator ............................................ 11 Convenor Coordinator ................................................................. 11 Insurance Coordinator ................................................................. 11 Life Membership Coordinator ...................................................... 11 Policies and Procedures Coordinator ........................................... 11 Registrar...................................................................................... 11 Rule Book Coordinator ................................................................ 11 Sponsorship Coordinator ............................................................. 11 Trophy Coordinator...................................................................... 11 ADVISORY COUNCIL ....................................................................... 12 TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS ........................................................... 12 i IN-HOUSE REVIEW COMMITTEE .................................................... 12 LIAISONS AND REPRESENTATIVES .............................................. 13 STANDING COMMITTEES ............................................................... 13 Annual General Meeting .............................................................. 13 Athlete/Coach Development ........................................................ 13 Awards ........................................................................................ 13 Corporate Sponsorship................................................................ 13 Discipline ..................................................................................... 13 Finance ....................................................................................... 13 Hall of Fame ................................................................................ 13 F. R. Feaver Award ..................................................................... 14 Men’s .......................................................................................... 14 Minor ........................................................................................... 14 Divisional Coordinators.......................................................... 14 Player Residency ........................................................................ 14 Quest for Gold ............................................................................. 14 Scholarship ................................................................................. 14 Springboard Clinic ....................................................................... 14 Tournament Draw........................................................................ 14 AD HOC COMMITTEES .................................................................... 14 100th Anniversary ........................................................................ 14 HONOURARY OFFICERS ................................................................ 15 PAST PRESIDENTS ......................................................................... 15 SOFTBALL ONTARIO CONTACT ..................................................... 15 SOFTBALL CANADA CONTACT ...................................................... 15 CONVENORS ................................................................................... 16 2019 FAST PITCH UMPIRE PERSONNEL ....................................... 19 The F. R. Feaver Memorial .......................................................... 20 2018 F. R. Feaver Memorial Trophy ...................................... 21 President’s Merit.......................................................................... 22 Softball Association/League Merit................................................ 22 Gil Read Coaches Honour Roll .................................................... 24 Scholarship ................................................................................. 25 Recipients ............................................................................. 25 Scholarship Recipients 2018 ................................................. 26 Individual Player Awards ............................................................. 29 Jack Cook Sportsmanship ..................................................... 29 No Hitters in 2018.................................................................. 30 Perfect Game in 2018 ........................................................... 30 MVP Recognition................................................................... 30 Pitcher Awards ...................................................................... 32 Softball Canada Award Recipients from Ontario .......................... 35 ii Softball Canada’s Ethel Boyce Memorial Award .......................... 35 Softball Canada Hall of Fame Inductees 2018 ............................. 35 PRESTIGIOUS RECOGNITIONS ...................................................... 37 Life Members .............................................................................. 38 Honourary Presidents .................................................................. 39 Honourary Vice Presidents .......................................................... 39 2019 LIABILITY INSURANCE PROGRAM ........................................ 40 2019 INSURANCE SUMMARY ......................................................... 41 CONSTITUTION ............................................................................... 43 DEFINITIONS.................................................................................... 43 VISION .............................................................................................. 46 ARTICLES ......................................................................................... 46 Article I – Name ........................................................................... 46 Article II – Objects ....................................................................... 46 BY-LAWS .......................................................................................... 47 By-Law I – Membership ............................................................... 47 By-Law I.1 Membership in The Association ........................... 47 By-Law I.2 Period of Membership .......................................... 47 By-Law I.3 Membership Status .............................................. 47 By-Law I.4 Life Membership .................................................. 47 By-Law II – Administration ........................................................... 47 By-Law II.1 Elected Officers .................................................. 47 By-Law II.2 The Executive ..................................................... 49 By-Law II.3 Advisory Council
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