“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.”
﹣Babe Ruth
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Welcome to Jimmy Kraus
RSA: Jimmy, you are playing over 75 now. What do you do to stay in shape in the off season? Jim: I swim about 25 times monthly to keep in shape. I lift weights a couple times weekly. In winter I may go to TSE or Smash It a few times. RSA: What's your definition of a...
Irondequoit Softball Aging Achiever’s Award
In tribute to their annual prowess on the field of play while earning the admiration and respect of generations from before and beyond.... As of 2024... 93 Ken Wild 90 George Herren, Al Malavase 89 Jim Billitier 88 Glenn Clark, Andy Horn, Bob Swinehart 87 Tom Campoli...
2024 Hall of Fame Summer Classic
In a tightly fought battle, it was home runs galore at this annual classic. Led by Roger Jarvis's two home runs, the Al Malavase came out on top 8-7. Joe Mancuso, Sammy Gallo and Tom Campoli also hit dingers. Art Barrett went 3/3. Not to be outdone Russ Conlon's team...
Welcome to Tony Rizzo
RSA: Tony, you've been a sponsor and a manager. What do you look for in a player when you're forming a team? Tony: I look for guys who are team players and most of all commitment showing up for tournaments and putting the work in during the off season. RSA: Bob...
Welcome to Ed Turpyn
RSA: Ed, as we get older it gets harder and harder to stay in shape. What do you do in the off months to get ready for the upcoming season? Ed: Starting in November playing indoor at TSE twice a week until April. The wife and I spend the month of February in Sarasota...
Welcome to Craig Chamberlain
RSA: You started the Henrietta Hots hitting club. How do you feel the response has been? Craig: The Henrietta Hots Hitting Club was really born out of Covid. A group of around 20 of us would get together and hit during the Covid shutdown. The following season when...
Welcome to Denny Warren
RSA: You've been with the RSA since its inception, what was the hardest part about getting it off the ground? Denny: I believe that acquiring the best possible softball minds was the most difficult. As soon as that process was completed, we were able to get criteria...
Welcome to Rick Palermo
RSA: When you started coaching the Cardot/Madalena, Empire/Monroe team, you were still playing and in fact, kept playing for a few years after. How hard was it to do both well? Rick: I was a player coach for years when I was younger, so I have been doing two roles for...
Welcome to Rich Schockow
RSA: How does Senior softball compare to the softball you played as a young adult? What is the biggest difference? Rich: The biggest difference is the defense. That's why we are limited to 5 runs an inning. On the offensive side, with the new senior bats, it seems...
Welcome to Bill Spath
RSA: You're the new commissioner of the Tuesday morning over 55 league. Why did you accept the job? Bill: There were some changes I wanted to see made to the league and I also wanted to add a younger voice to the managers. RSA: There are many facets to this job....