How would you rank the Associations?

[JohnnyT60]

I was just wondering how you would rank the associations. When my daughter played it was something like this; how much has it changed?

1. ASA
2. AFA ( I guess NaFA or IFA would take that place)
3. USSSA

[Guest (13)]

[quote name="JohnnyT60" post="768911" timestamp="1267490398"]
I was just wondering how you would rank the associations. When my daughter played it was something like this; how much has it changed?

1. ASA
2. AFA ( I guess NaFA or IFA would take that place)
[size=14pt]2a. USFA[/size]
3. USSSA
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Not much different here

[Peppers 96]

1. ASA
2. ASA
3. ASA
4. USFA - for those who want a vacation and softball
5. ASA b class

[Armchair Quarterback]

1. ASA
2. USFA
3. IFA
4. USSSA (La)

[badndn]

[quote name="YG2009" post="769422" timestamp="1267534009"]
1. ASA
2. USFA
3. IFA
4. USSSA (La)
[/quote]
I would agree with this.

The older you get the more important ASA becomes for exposure. One nice thing about USFA at the younger ages is the bat your lineup and free subs. It helps with development.

[MBB2]

[quote name="JohnnyT60" post="768911" timestamp="1267490398"]
I was just wondering how you would rank the associations. When my daughter played it was something like this; how much has it changed?

1. ASA
2. AFA ( I guess NaFA or IFA would take that place)
3. USSSA
[/quote]

I think anything following ASA somewhat depends on your location, right?  Isn't U-trip big in northeast Texas, like around Longview?  I'm also pretty sure it is popular in the southeastern states along with USFA.

That said, at the most competitive levels, depending on how this premier California thing goes, I don't expect there is much of an argument against ASA.

[CRUSHCOACH]

For the Older ages (16U - 18U)
1. ASA
2. IFA

  Younger Ages  (10U - 14U)

1. USFA
2. ASA
3. IFA