In Argentina
CAS is part of the Argentine Olympic Committee and the Argentine Sports Confederation, with support from ENARD and the National Sports Secretariat.
The Confederation
The Argentine Softball Confederation is the non-profit national governing body for men’s and women’s softball across every category.
The organization
Founded on November 6, 1992, CAS advances Argentine softball alongside associations, federations and local leagues throughout the country.
CAS is part of the Argentine Olympic Committee and the Argentine Sports Confederation, with support from ENARD and the National Sports Secretariat.
CAS is a member of WBSC, WBSC Softball Americas and the South American Softball Confederation.
Mission
To lead softball development throughout the country, creating opportunities at every level through quality national and international programs and services.
Vision
To be recognized worldwide as a softball powerhouse, supported by a unified and participatory organization that drives sporting and institutional growth.
Our identity
Individual contributions build collective success. On and off the field, the whole is greater than its parts.
We promote an inclusive sport with opportunities for people of every age and background.
We want players, volunteers, officials and fans to find joy in every softball experience.
We treat opponents, officials, spectators and institutions with tolerance, courtesy and consideration.
We work with ethics, accountability, fair play, transparency and integrity in every area of management.
How we are organized
Leadership and institutional oversight are distributed among four bodies established by the Confederation’s Statutes.
The sovereign body made up of member organization representatives. It approves financial statements and elects officials.
The representative and executive authority, comprising the Executive Board and one voting representative from each member organization.
The permanent administrative body responsible for the Confederation’s day-to-day leadership.
The body responsible for financial oversight and institutional control.
About CAS
Access statutes, minutes, resolutions, annual reports, financial statements and regulations published by the Confederation.