Chicago Bandit home games LIVE with looping repeats by The Softball Channel/Chicago Bandits/NiFTy TV
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
OPENING GAME
GAME TWO
The 2008 NPF CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES from Sunset Point Park in Kimberly, Wisconsin. Play-by-Play Commentary by BERNIE GUENTHER, Color Commentary by JOEY ARRIETTA, Special Commentary by NPF Commissioner CHERI KEMPF, Produced by THE SOFTBALL CHANNEL for the NATIONAL PRO FASTPITCH LEAGUE and MLB.com. The 2008 NPF Championship Series was organized by Cardinal Youth Softball, BRYAN MENTING President, for the NPF. DVDs of the complete 2008 NPF Championship Game will be available soon; for additional details visit profastpitch.com, the official website of the NPF.
Check back during the next few weeks for highlights of Games 1-5 of the 2008 NPF Championship Series, including stars from the Chicago Bandits, Washington Glory, Philadelphia Force and New England Riptide!
Indoor facilities like the MAX in McCook, Illinois permit year-round softball in cold-weather states.
Back to the Future (& Out of the Cold) Softball Players Rediscover Their Roots—Indoors 10.10.08 Chicago, Illinois When it comes to playing softball year-round, there’s no doubt that warm-weather states like Florida, Arizona and California have a clear advantage. That may be why every single player on the 2008 Olympic Team came from one. But modern high-tech indoor facilities are now allowing players from cold-weather states to play softball during the winter months, too. This indoor movement is not surprising, given that softball was originally invented as an indoor version of baseball in the cold-weather city of Chicago, Illinois.Read more.
Frightening Field of Horrors! Creepy High School Softball Facility Spooks Team 10.7.08 Clearwater, Florida Halloween might be right around the corner, but nothing terrifies the girls of the Clearwater Central High School softball team more than their ball field. A sign warns of poisonous snakes, and their dilapidated equipment looks almost haunted.Things are so bad the team is forced to bus to a municipal park just to practice.Read more.
