Softball Canada is pleased to announce that fifteen umpires have received their Level IV certification as a result of their outstanding performances at the 2022 Canadian Championships.
FAST PITCH
NAME | HOMETOWN |
Corey Barrett | Westlock, Alta. |
Shawn Brant | Victoria, B.C. |
Mackenzie Campbell | Stratford, Ont. |
Paul Cormier | Keswick, Ont. |
Elodie Doucet | Laval, Que. |
Tylor Gamble | Whitby, Ont. |
Jordan Guberman | Winnipeg, Man. |
Jenn Johnston | St. Thomas, Ont. |
Jason Maas | Whitby, Ont. |
Ryan Quanz | Montreal, Que. |
Troy Schwartz | Winnipeg, Man. |
Wade Wile | Halifax, N.S. |
SLO-PITCH
NAME | HOMETOWN |
Frank Humphries | Chapeau, Que. |
Marcus Peck | Oromocto, N.B. |
J.R. Simpson | Saskatoon, Sask. |
Level IV umpires are the first step in our national elite umpire program, providing the core of our local and provincial program leadership. They can also be considered as Umpires-in-Chief (UIC) and Deputy Umpires-in-Chief (DUIC) at Canadian Championships.
“We are extremely proud of this new group of emerging national leaders” notes National Director of Umpires Jeff Whipple. “Like any program, we are constantly in need of new passion and ideas and this group has proven they can deliver, both on and off the field.”
To be considered for a Level IV appointment, an umpire must be a fully certified Level III, have attended the Level IV-Theory clinic and have a satisfactory performance at the U19 Women’s / U20 Men’s Fast Pitch Canadian Championship or the Women’s / Men’s Slo-Pitch Canadian Championship.