The Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines (ASAPHIL) is the governing body of softball in the Philippines. It is a private sports organization for softball, as recognized by the National Sport Association (NSA). It is also a regular member of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
ASAPHIL is accredited by the International Softball Federation which is the world's governing body for softball. It is also accredited by the Asian Softball Association.
Vision
To promote the sport of softball in the Philippines and provide a safe playing environment that allows inclusive access to all.
Mision
To be a world class softball association that the country would be proud of and be one of Asia's softball nation.
ASAPHIL Office Address:
1782 N. Garcia corner Candelaria Street, Makati City
American troops introduced softball in the country and it was first called "indoor baseball". Initially, it was a game for girls
• Indoor baseball was formally introduced in local public schools to replace basketball as game for schoolgirls
• It soon became the No. 1 sport among women in Bicol region and the Visayas
• Philippines took the lead in introducing indoor baseball, forerunner of the present-day softball, to other Asian countries such as Japan & China
• Philippines sent two girls teams in Far Eastern Games in Shanghai, China to demonstrate the game
- Softball was made an official event in the national interscholastic(public schools) meet.
• At the end of the Pacific War, a regional series for women was launched
• The Philippine Blu Boys placed second to Japan after a tensely fought final, 8-1, in the just-concluded 8th Asian Men Softball Championship
Jean Henri Lhuillier
President
Atty. Rolando Rivera
Executive VP
Eufracio Dela Cruz
VP for Luzon
Jose Miguel Jimenez
VP for Visayas/Treasurer
Charita Pabelonio Basan
VP for Mindanao
Venerando Dizer
Commissioner
Gen. Dionisio Robles
AFP Rep
Sandy George Barredo
UAAP Rep
Ronald Sangil
Auditor
Johnny Perlas
PRISAA/SCUAA Rep
Francesca Altomonte
Secretary General