Why Umpire ASA?

The ASA Umpire program is among the nation's largest officiating organizations, with over 42,000 officials actively involved each year.  ASA officials are nationally recognized as the best trained and proficient in the sport and are involved in competition starting with league play, city, state, and national championships.  Ultimately, ASA umpires could officiate events such as world championships, or the Pan American and Olympic competitions.

The ASA annually hosts local, state, and national umpire clinics which literally blanket the nation and bring the best instruction available in the sport to every region.  Over the last decade, the Amateur Softball Association's umpire program has become an innovator in the production of quality training materials.  When a clinic is not available - videos, books, slides, and other instructional aids allow instruction to continue.

Why Umpire with Gwinnett Umpires Association?

In Georgia ASA, Gwinnett Umpires Association is one of the finest groups for fast pitch and slow pitch umpires.  Since 2002, our umpires have combined to officiate in 43 Slow and Fast Pitch National Tournaments, the Pan Am Games, and countless state and local tournaments.  GUA has 10 Georgia High School Association umpires, 6 NCAA officials, 3 ASA Elite umpires, 10 active and 2 retired umpires that are members of the National Indicator Fraternity - an elite group of just over 2200 ASA umpires nationwide.

Gwinnett Umpires Association fully believes in providing the training and support necessary for our umpires to reach their full potential.  Whether your goal is to call at the highest levels of national competition or to be the best league ball umpire that you can be, you will feel welcome with GUA.  If you would like to learn more about how to become a GUA umpire, fill out the brief form below and someone will be in touch with you soon.

Thank you for your interest in GUA, and we look forward to talking with you in the future!