The North Dakota Softball All Stars is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose objective is to help grow the game of softball in North Dakota through education, opportunity and showcase.
The main event will be to provide an all-star game opportunity for graduating high school softball players who play for one of the North Dakota High School Activities Association’s member programs. The goal is to continue the growth of high school softball participation, quality and skills in North Dakota through a showcase opportunity for our student athletes.
We are not affiliated with the NDHSAA or the NDHSCA.
Reagan Jastram of Sheyenne delivers a pitch in the first ever all-star game.
Mariah Wick (Jamestown) bats in the first ever all-star game.
Coaches from across the state of North Dakota nominate their top high school seniors for the annual SCHEELS Softball All-Star Series. During the 2017 and 2018 seasons, a coaches panel selected from the nominees to form two teams. The teams were split between East and West and both teams included players from both Class A and Class B.
For the 2019 season, one tweak will be made to the selection process. All coaches throughout the state of North Dakota will be able to vote from the pool of nominees to help select the teams.
Rosters typically include 13 or 14 players per team.
Coaches are selected based on region tournament outcome from the season before. The head coach of the team that wins each of the four region tournaments will represent their region on the all-star coaching staff unless they decline or were an all-star coach the previous year. In those cases, the coach of the runner up team in the region tournament would receive the honors.