Established 1983 · Kentucky
To Promote the Game We Love
Our Mission
The original articles of incorporation for the Kentucky Softball Hall of Fame were written in 1983 by then ASA Kentucky State Commissioner, James A. Moore, as an offshoot of the Kentucky Softball Association and the first banquet was held July 7, 1984, in Corbin, Kentucky.
The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to honor those individuals and companies who have played a major role in the growth and development of softball in Kentucky.
To add additional categories to include Women's College Softball, Fastpitch, and Teams to the nomination process for future inductees.
All donations will help the Kentucky Softball Hall of Fame for future banquets, plaques, and rings, as well as maintaining our new website.
Featured Story
Our 2022 Kentucky Softball Hall of Fame Golf Scramble turned out to be sensational this use (Tuesday, September, 13th). Below are just a few of the pictures of players, the course, and the facilities at beautiful Keene Trace Golf Club.
The weather was gorgeous and everyone really enjoyed the course, the buffet before the tee times, and of course, their teammates who were peppered with a few Hall of Famers as well as family and friends.
I personally want to thank everyone who participated: from the players to hole sponsors, Yancey who prepared the great grilled-out food, Keene Trace staff for organizing, keeping stats, and getting us started on time.
Congrats to the Hole in One Hoosiers who won the event going 16 under. They had 4 consecutive pars in between nothing but birdies and eagles. Their chip-in on newly-designed par 4 hole #16 for an eagle gave them the momentum they needed. #16 has a roller coaster putt putt green that is sure to be the talk of the members at the prestigious Keene Trace Course. Members of the championship team, Hole in One Hoosiers were Vern and Greg Hensley, Artie Buescher, and Rick Thoben.
