Usssa Fast Pitch Softball

History of the 1997 National Meeting in Myrtle Beach, SC, the United States Slo-Pitch Softball Association changes their name and becomes the United States Specialty Sports Association, becoming the first multi-sports governing body to oversee slow and fast pitch softball, baseball, basketball and golf. The Men’s B, C, and D World Tournaments are increased from 32 to 48 teams in each event. - becomes partners with Disney’s Wide World of Sports, opening exciting doors for the Men’s Major World Series and National Golf Tournament. perfects their computer system and becomes part of the World Wide Web with their own internet server giving up to date tournament results and rankings. -December, The United States Specialty Sports Association signs long term agreement with Innovative Sports Tracking Systems. 2002 acquires Innovative Sports Tracking Systems (ISTS). ISTS becomes a totally owned subsidiary of 2005 -In June, moves into our permanent sq. ft. facility, located in Osceola County’s Heritage Park. This facility provides 6,500 sq. ft. of office area on the second floor, while aloting approximately sq. ft on the first floor for the state of the art National Hall of Fame and Sports Museum. The remaining 6,500 sq. ft. provides terrace box seating over looking the first base line of Osceola County Stadium, Spring Training Home of the Houston Astros. Also included, is a new visitors clubhouse adjacent to the Hall of Fame and Sports Museum. The Museum houses over 37 years of memorabilia and artifacts relating to proud history and the game of softball and other sports, now a vital part of the associations core program.