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NOTE - This Page will be UPDATED very soon, thank you very much for your patience. I apologize for the delay in getting the information up here.Sixteen Inch (16") Softball History
ASA Men's Major 16" National Champions Before the Official 16-inch Slow Pitch National Championships were conceived in 1964, there was a National Slow Pitch Championship held in Chicago at the World's Fair in 1933. The First Men's and Women's Fast Pitch Championships were held at the same time, but 10 teams opted to play a "Slow Pitch" version. The 14 Inch ball was used. When the dust cleared, it was an all-Chicago finale as Cuyler Missions of Chicago's Church League were crowned the National Slow Pitch Champions by defeating the Cinderella Florists, who won the Chicago Open title, 10-6 in the Championship game. No information is available on the standings. Here is the list of the 10 teams that entered, all mostly champions of Chicago Area programs. The program the team came from, if any is listed along with who they beat to get the invitation to the Nationals. NOTE - Results of
teams winning tournaments to Qualify for the 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair
Nationals Year Champion Runner-up MVP 1933 Cuyler's Missions, Chicago, IL Cinderella Florists, Chicago, IL MVP - not awarded ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See information written above about the first National Championship ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1964 Bobcats, Chicago, IL Ken Allen Company, Chicago, IL MVP - not awarded 1965 E. Miller Insurance/Bobcats, Chicago, IL Ken Allen Company, Chicago, IL Henry Currie Jr., Kuppenheimer Clothes 1966 Sobies, Chicago, IL Bobcats, Chicago, IL Ed Surma, Sobies (21-24, .875) 1967 Sobies, Chicago, IL Miller-Zolna' Bobcats, Chicago, IL Lynwood Earl Creech, Ritz Restaurant 1968 Sobies, Chicago, IL Bobcats, Chicago, IL Henry Currie Jr., Kuppenheimer Clothes 1969 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Fox Lake, IL Sobies, Chicago, IL Eddie Zolna, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats 1970 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Fox Lake, IL Dwarf's, Chicago Jake Jacobi, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats Note - Willie Simpson went 5-5 in final, 2 singles, 2 doubles, triple 1971 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Fox Lake, IL Sobies, Chicago, IL Eddie Zolna, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats Batting Leader- Jake Jacobi, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats (.710) 1972 Carlucci's Bobcats (Boosters), Fox Lake, IL American Rivet, Chicago, IL Frank Lentine, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats 1973 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Chicago, IL Kerr Sporting Goods, Phoenix, AZ Eddie Zolna, Dr. Carlucci's Bobcats 1974 Strikers, Chicago, IL (181-12) Danan's Inn, Pell Lake, WI Len West, Strikers 1975 Josef's Restaurant, Chicago's Danan's Inn, Pell Lake, WI Mike Marchinski, Josef's Restaurant 1976 Republican Bank Bobcats, Chicago, IL Amalga Monsters, Chicago, IL Willie Simpson, Republican Bank Bobcats 1977 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Chicago, IL American Rivet, Chicago, IL Willie Simpson, Bobcats 1978 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Chicago, IL Big Banjo Sports Pub, Wheaton, IL Larry Kelly, Bobcats (.750) 1979 Carlucci's Boosters (Bobcats), Chicago, IL Monsters, Chicago, IL Ron Olesiak, Bobcats 1980 Har-Crest Whips, Chicago, IL Monsters, Chicago, IL Mike Glab, Muskets 1981 Budweiser Whips, Harvey, IL Roller-Bobcats, Chicago, IL Jerry Kelleher, Budweiser Whips 1982 Park Avenue Spats, Chicago, IL Motherlode Runts, Des Plaines, IL Jim Fanta, Park Avenue Spats 1983 Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL (113-8) Stray Cats, Hanover Park, IL Jack Kelly, Budweiser Whips (6 HRs, 18 RBIs) 1984 Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Safari Tigers, Chicago, IL Jack Kelly, Budweiser Whips 1985 Touch, Chicago, IL Safari Tigers, Chicago, IL Randy Lee, Safari Tigers 1986 Ducks, Oak Lawn, IL Coopers Sporting Goods, Meadows, IL Tom Czarnick, Coopers Sporting Goods 1987 Sports Station, Blue Island, IL Whips, Chicago, IL Larry Kelly, Sports Station 1988 Whips, Chicago, IL Auto Mart, Mt. Prospect, IL Mark Wilson, Whips 1989 Whips, Chicago, IL Bud North, Mt. Prospect, IL Wally Filkins, Whips 1990 Pete's Hidaway Whips, Chicago, IL Splinter's Sports Club, Mt. Prospect, IL Jack Kelly, Pete's Hidaway Whips 1991 Splinter's Sports Club, Mt. Prospect, IL Lettuce Entertain You, Chicago, IL Tom Czarnick, Splinter's Sports Club 1992 Lettuce, Chicago, IL March Manufacturing, Mt. Prospect, IL Matt Biondic, Lettuce 1993 Lettuce, Chicago, IL March Manufacturing, Mt. Prospect, IL Frank Mustari, Lettuce 1994 Hollywood Casino, Mt. Prospect, IL Prime Time, Mt. Prospect, IL Dello Bianchini, Hollywood Casino 1995 Carpet Country, Marshalltown, IA Life-Prime Time, Hodgkins, IL Brad Van Meter and Rick Barnes, Carpet Country (Co-MVPs) 1996 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Splinters Sports, Hodgkins, IL Tom Czarnick, Lettuce 1997 Miller Lite-Splinters, Hodgkins, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL Rich Vila and Keith Filkins, Miller Lite-Splinters (Co-MVP's) 1998 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1999 Puglise Softball, Riverside, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL David Bischoff and Keith Filkins, Puglise Softball (Co-MVP's) 2000 Licorice, Mt. Prospect, IL Bucks Softball, Mt. Prospect, IL Randy Russ, Licorice 2001 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Bucks Softball, Mt. Prospect, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2002 Licorice, Mt. Prospect, IL Stover Softball, West Des Moines, IA Randy Russ, Licorice 2003 Golden Tee 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Stover Softball, West Des Moines, IA Mark Holstein, Golden Tee 45's 2004 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Flash, Des Plains, IL Jeff Berger, Miller 45's 2005 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL (86-5) Bucketheads, Mt. Prospect, IL Rick Gancarz and Jim Matlock, Miller 45's (Co-MVP's) 2006 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Maxim, Chicago, IL Mark Holstein and Larry Downes, Miller 45's (Co-MVP's) 2007 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Stover Softball, West Des Moines, IA MVP - not listed or not awarded Note - Keith Filkens, Miller 45s (batting leader) 2008 Flashback, Mt. Prospect, IL Stover Softball, West Des Moines, IA Ralph Lawrence, Flashback 2009 Flashback, Mt. Prospect, IL Jynx, Chicago, IL Randy Russ, Flashback 2010 Windy City Softball, Franklin Park, IL Flashback, Mt. Prospect, IL Pat Caputo, Windy City Softball 2011 Tides, Marshalltown, IL Cover, Urbandale, IA MVP - not listed or not awarded 2012 OBI, Chicago, IL Roadrunners, Rolling Meadows, IL John Ryan, OBI 2013 OBI, Chicago, IL Impact, Mt. Prospect, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2014 - not held or no info available 2015 - not held or no info available 2016 - not held or no info available 2017 - not held or no info available ASA Men's Class-A 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 1984 Golden Q, Mishawaka, IN Woodrow Wilson, Whiting, IN MVP - not listed or not awarded 1985 Last Chance, Aberdeen, SD Turtles, Des Plains, IL Tom Brenden, Last Chance 1986 Edison Park Inn, Chicago, IL Turtles, Des Plains, IL Kurt Uidal, Turtles 1987 Aces, Chicago, IL Touch of Class, Chicago, IL Mike Brady, Aces 1988 Doctors, Chicago, IL Bridgeport Crush, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1989 Aces, Chicago, IL Saints, Chicago, IL Team MVP - Aces 1990 Chicago Gamblers, Chicago, IL Bridgeport Crush, Chicago, IL Jay Jalwoiec, Gamblers 1991 Stickmen, Chicago, IL Doctors, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1992 Ice, Cecero, IL Saints, Chicago, IL Pat Caputo, Ice 1993 Galeswood, Chicago, IL Panthers, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1994 Rebels, Chicago, IL Gators, Chicago, IL Tom Neputy, Rebels 1995 Jynx, Chicago, IL Scooters, Chicago, IL Mark Munnizzi, Jynx 1996 Trojans, Mt. Prospect, IL Flash, Melrose Park, IL Bill Walsh, Trojans 1997 Splinters, Chicago, IL Crush, Chicago, IL Mitch Grubisic, Crush 1998 Men From Uncle, Blue Island, IL Candelight Shooters, Chicago, IL Mike McKenna, Men from Uncle 1999 Lemonheads, Chicago, IL Traffic, Mt. Prospect, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2000 Trojans, Mt. Prospect, IL Storm, Whiting, IN Dave Maize, Trojans 2001 Rebel's, Chicago, IL Crush, Chicago, IL John Pellegrino, Rebels 2002 Mudville, Cicero, IL Storm, Whiting, IN John Doss, Mudville 2003 Outsiders, Chicago, IL Lobcocks, Chicago, IL Kenny Keselica and Tim Laughlin, Outsiders (Co-MVPs) 2004 Binge, Chicago, IL Lemonheads, Chicago, IL Chuck Wiggington, Binge 2005 Steel Gold, Chicago, IL Lugnuts, Whiting, IN Gary Johns, Steel Gold 2006 Woodpeckers, Melrose Park, IL Roadhouse Crush, Chicago, IL John Eccardt, Woodpeckers 2007 Thunder, Mt. Prospect, IL Wallace, Forest Park, IL Steve Rigney, Thunder 2008 Kings, Rolling Meadows, IL Crush, Chicago, IL Rob Sniegowski, Kings 2009 Traffic, Chicago, IL OBI, Chicago, IL Jerry Ulrich, Traffic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The ASA held East and West 16" National Championships from 2010-2012 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2010 EAST- Lounge, Mt. Prospect, IL Barrage, Mt. Prospect, IL Jack Naranishi, Lounge Budweiser Kongs, Yuma, AZ Busters Revenge, Long Beach, CA WEST- Ray McGowan, Budweiser Longs 2011 EAST- Solutions, Chicago, IL Roto Rooter Bombers, Cedar Rapids, IA Antone Thrash, Solutions WEST- - Cancelled - not held N/A MVP - N/A cancelled ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The ASA went back to just one National Championship in 2013 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2012 Smackout, Summit, IL Da Hood, Chicago, IL Rich Aseves, Smackout 2013 Punch, Chicago, IL Rip, Chicago, IL Juner Leonard, Punch 2014 Silver Bullets, Chicago, IL Players Inc., Elmwood Park, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2015 Budweiser, Yuma, AZ Remax/Team Kleen, Yuma, AZ Matt Fox, Budweiser 2016 - Cancelled - not held N/A 2017 - Not held N/A ASA Men's No-Glove 45 & Over 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 2005 Raiders Magic MVP - not listed or not awarded 2006 - Tournament Discontinued USSSA Men's Major 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 1969 Marston's Sporting Goods, Phoenix, AZ Tappa Keggas, Torrance, CA Jerry Stiteler, Marston's ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? 1970 Wild Mustangs, Torrance, CA Los Angeles Old-Timers, Los Angeles, CA Bob Williams, Wild Mustangs 1971 RAC-Redondo AC, Redondo Beach, CA Tissaw's, Flagstaff, AZ Harry Jenkins, Redondo Beach 1972 Wild RAC, Redondo Beach, CA ? MVP - no info 1973 Dependable Trophies, Torrance, CA ? MVP - no info =1974 Tully Tappa Keggas, Torrance, CA Torrance AC, Torrance, CA (Western States) Harry Jenkins, Tappa Keggas 1975 Tappa Keggas, Torrance, CA Hawthorne Old-Timers, Los Angeles, CA (Western States) MVP-no info 1976 Salty Dogs, Mosher Beach, CA Dependable Trophies, Torrance, CA (Western States) Ross Pittman, Salty Dogs 1976 The Beacon, Racine, WI Saxon Lodge, Hidden Lake, IN Dick Laba, The Beacon 1977 K-CLUB, Phoenix, AZ Moe Allen's Body Shop, Phoenix, AZ Kurt Nielson, K-CLUB 1978 - not held or no information available 1979 - not held or no information available 1980 Hiller & Hamm, McHenry, IL Nancy's Tavern/Hiller Construction, McHenry, IL Gary Ryndak, Chicagoans 1981 C&K Old Style Bobcats, Chicago, IL ? Jerry Kelleher, C&K Old Style Bobcats 1982 Budweiser Whips, Harvey, IL C&K Old Style Bobcats, Chicago, IL Mike Tallo, Budweiser Whips 1983 Budweiser Whips, Harvey, IL Rat Pack Runts, Chicago, IL John Kelleher, Budweiser Whips NOTE: Whips became first team to win both ASA and USSSA 16 inch titles. They finished with a 91-11 record 1984 Budweiser Whips, Harvey, IL Stompers, Chicago, IL Jack Kelly, Budweiser Whips 1985 Stompers, Chicago, IL Budweiser Whips, Harvey, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1986 J-Birds, Mt. Prospect, IL Stompers, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1987 Apple Chevrolet Whips, Harvey, IL Sports Station, Blue Island, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1988 Apple Chevrolet Whips, Harvey, IL Meadows, Rolling Meadows, IL Dave Brishoff, Apple Chevrolet Whips Jerry Kelleher, Whips (Outstanding Defensive Award) 1989 Bud Light Blues, Mt. Prospect, IL Pete's Hideway Whips, Chicago, IL Gary Mariano, Blues 1990 Miller Taggers, Mt. Prospect, IL Aces, Chicago, IL Ken Butzen, Miller Taggers 1991 Miller Taggers, Mt. Prospect, IL March Manufacturing, Glenview, IL Mike Stout, Miller Taggers 1992 Old Style Rabbits, Chicago, IL Stickmen, Chicago, IL Rich Ladewig, Old Style Rabbits 1993 Ice Softball, Cicero, IL L.A. Peacemakers, Chicago, IL Mike Stout, Ice Softball 1994 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Rebels, Worth, IL Don Mustari, Lettuce 1995 Thrashers, Mt. Prospect, IL Ice House, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1996 - Tournament Discontinued USSSA Men's Class-A 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 1989 Hometown Crush, Chicago, IL Irving's Red Hots, Broadview, IL Mick Balestri, Hometown Crush 1990 Irving's Red Hots, Broadview, IL ? MVP - not listed or not awarded 1991 Revere Electric Longshots, Chicago, IL Falco's Pizza Unknowns, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1992 Luciano's Gamblers, Cicero, IL California Gold, Cicero, IL Mick Balestri, Luciano's Gamblers 1993 Jokermen, Palos, IL Pandas, Downers Grove, IL Rick Mindo, Jokermen 1994 DLD, Dolton, IL Mudcats, Calumet City, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1995 Jimbos Crush, Boyce Park, IL Kennedy Park Problems, Chicago, IL Mick Balestri, Jimbos Crush 1996 - Tournament Discontinued NSA Men's 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 2000 Jynx, Chicago, IL Rebels, Hickory Hills, IL Tom Balek, Jynx 2001 McDivots, Palos Heights, IL Fat Sam's, Chicago, IL Darren Neputy, McDivots 2002 Storm, Whiting, IN Iron Men, Chicago, IL Mick Balestri, Storm 2003 Out There, Berwyn, IL Smitty's, Bensenville, IL Wayne Wenke, Out There 2004 Gator Aid, IL Storm, Whiting, IN Ron Risden, Gator Aid 2005 Lugnuts, Whiting, IN Fiasco, Palatine, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2006 Binge, Chicago, IL AJ's Bevi, Naperville, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2007 Lemons, Berwyn, IL Wallace, Forest Park, IL Brian Rice, Wallace 2008 Rats, Chicago, IL Cowboys, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2009 Mutiny, Worth, IL Thunder, Palatine, IL Brian Rice, Mutiny 2010 OBI, Chicago, IL Mutiny, Worth, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2011 Bushleagers, Chicago, IL Dirty South, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2012 Lugnuts, Whiting, IN Money Ball, Chicago, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 2013 Snappers, Chicago, IL Hammer the Clam, Whiting, IN MVP - not listed or not awarded 2014 - No information on any National Championships after 2013 NSA Women's 16" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 2002 Blaze, Chicago, IL Sloan Value, Broadview, IL Charlene Davis, Blaze 2003 Blaze, Chicago, IL Brat Pack, Normandy Park, IL Rosie Guraci, Blaze 2004 - Tournament Discontinued Forest Park "No Glove" National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP 1969 Maywood Agents Forest Park All-Stars 1970 Ambro Dukes Bruins, Chicago, IL 1971 Chiefs Relatives 1972 The Cabin Bobcats, Chicago, IL 1973 Strikers, Chicago, IL Bobcats, Chicago, IL 1974 Bobcats, Chicago, IL Bruins, Chicago, IL 1975 Sobies, Chicago, IL Strikers, Chicago, IL 1976 Bobcats, Chicago, IL American Rivet, Chicago, IL 1977 American Rivet, Chicago, IL Josef's Restaurant, Chicago, IL 1978 Bobcats, Chicago, IL Stompers, Chicago, IL 1979 Mr. A Lucky Railbirds 1980 Stompers, Chicago, IL Ollie's Down the Hatch MVP - not listed or not awarded 1981 Otto's, Chicago, IL Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Paul Brezinski, Otto's 1982 Otto's, Chicago, IL Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Paul Brezinski, Otto's 1983 Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Flames Larry Kelly, Budweiser Whips 1984 Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Stompers, Chicago, IL Jim Lang, Whips 1985 Budweiser Whips, Chicago, IL Coor's Magic, Villa Park, IL MVP - not listed or not awarded 1986 Bud Chicago, Chicago, IL Coopers Sporting Goods, Meadows, IL Willie Simpson, Bud Chicago 1987 Bud North, Mt. Prospect, IL J-Birds, Mt. Prospect, IL Mark Frighetto, Bud North 1988 Bud North/Auto Mart, Mt. Prospect, IL Whips, Chicago, IL Keith Filkins, Whips 1989 Bud North, Mt. Prospect, IL Whips, Chicago, IL Keith Filkins, Whips 1990 Pete's Hideway Whips, Chicago, IL March Manufacturing, Des Plains, IL Dave Ruehl, Pete's Hideway Whips 1991 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Miller Taggers, Mt. Prospect, IL Matt Biondic, Lettuce 1992 Splinters Sports, Hodgkins, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL John O'Conner, Splinters 1993 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Bud 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Frank Mustari and Bob Lopez, Lettuce (Co-MVPs) 1994 Lettuce, Chicago, IL March Manufacturing, Des Plains, IL Bob Russ, Lettuce 1995 Thee Dollhouse, Orland Park, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL Frank Ferresese, Dollhouse 1996 Bud 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL Kurt Keisel, Bud 45s 1997 Lettuce, Chicago, IL Gamblers, Cicero, IL Matt Biondic, Lettuce 1998 Rizza Rockers, Hinsdale, IL Puglise Softball, Riverside, IL Greg Ziegler, Rizza Rockers 1999 Puglise Cartage, Riverside, IL Lettuce, Chicago, IL Keith Filkins and John Wonik, Puglise Cartage 2000 Bucks Softball, Mt. Prospect, IL Licorice, Mt. Prospect, IL Dave Bischoff, Bucks Softball 2001 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Jose Cuervo Gold Crush, Chicago, IL Rick Gancarz, Miller 45's 2002 Licorice, Mt. Prospect, IL Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Bobby Russ & Randy Russ, Licorice 2003 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL March Manufacturing/Flash, Des Plains, IL Jim Matlock, Miller 45's 2004 Miller 45's, Mt. Prospect, IL Paragon, Mt. Prospect, IL Israel Sanchez, Miller 45's 2005 Flash, Des Plains, IL Sage, Mt. Prospect, IL John Scimone, Flash 2006 Miller 45’s, Mt. Prospect, IL Maxim Mudville, Mt. Prospect, IL Israel Sanchez, Miller 45's 2007 Miller 45’s, Mt. Prospect, IL Windy City, Woodlake, IL Jeff Berger & Rick Gancarz, Miller 45's (Co-MVPs) 2008 Miller 45’s, Mt. Prospect, IL Windy City, Woodlake, IL Keith Filkins, Miller 45's 2009 Miller 45’s, Mt. Prospect, IL Jynx, Chicago, IL Mark Holstein, Miller 45's 2010 Flash, Des Plains, IL Roadrunners, Rolling Meadows, IL Anthony Tyler, Flash 2011 Flashback, Des Plains, IL Roadrunners, Rolling Meadows, IL John Westermeyer, Flashback 2012 Flashback, Des Plains, IL Windy City, Woodlake, IL Max Sakellaris, Flashback 2013 Windy City, Woodlake, IL OBI, Chicago, IL Keith Duffy and Chris Geron, Windy City (Co-MVPs) 2014 Chicago Dynasty, Chicago, IL OBI, Chicago, IL Mike Alongi, Chicago Dynasty 2015 OBI, Chicago, IL Signature, Forest Park, IL Brian Koronkowski, OBI 2016 Signature, Forest Park, IL Hexx, Forest Park, IL Sal Milazzo and Matt Richards, Signature (Co-MVPs) 2017 Tito's 45's, Forest Park, IL Chicago Dynasty, Chicago, IL Alex Smith, Tito's 45's SSA (Slow-Pitch Softball Association) Men's 16" Major National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP (if listed) 2011 Flash, Des Plains, IL Windy City, Mt. Prospect, IL 2012 Windy City, Franklin Park, IL Jynx, Chicago, IL 2013 Windy City, Franklin Park, IL Impact, Mt. Prospect, IL MVP - Mark Holstein, Windy City 2014 - no information available 2015 Flashback, Mt. Prospect, IL Tito's 45's, Forest Park, IL 2016 Tito's 45's, Forest Park, IL Flashback, Mt. Prospect, IL 2017 Tito's 45's, Forest Park, IL Hexx, Forest Park, IL Co-MVPs - Bill Smith and Joe Yarus, Tito's 45's SSA (Slow-Pitch Softball Association) Men's 16" Class-A National Champions Year Champion Runner-up MVP (if listed) 2011 Vision Softball, Chicago, IL Pure Smack, Elk Grove, IL 2012 No Fear, Chicago, IL Gladiators, Chicago, IL 2013 Nature Boys, Mt. Prospect, IL Brick, Berwyn, IL 2014 Young Guns, IL Rewind, IL MVP - John Reece, Young Guns 2015 Smackout, Summit, IL Solutions, Chicago, IL 2016 Yep, IL Blitz, IL 2017 Hammer the Clam, Whiting, IN Lose One, IL MVP - Bobby Schuch, Hammer the Clam Chicago 16" Hall of Fame Inductees CLICK HERE for the Chicago Sixteen Inch Softball Hall of Fame Web Site National Slow Pitch Softball History Home Page ©1998 Steve Dimitry, all rights reserved. Email: sdimitry@verizon.net
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