Clubs fume as softball season delayed

Mounting anger: Clubs are not happy about the softball committee PIC:KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Mounting anger: Clubs are not happy about the softball committee PIC:KENNEDY RAMOKONE

  • BSA cites non-compliance for delay
  • Clubs say there is poor communication
Botswana Softball Association (BSA) has said non-compliant clubs was one of the reasons that compelled the association to defer the start of the Botswana Fibre Network (BoFiNet) softball league.

The league should have begun in early October but the start was put on hold. The decision has not gone down well with clubs who argue, the executive committee is applying delay tactics amid a pending motion of no confidence.

But BSA vice president, Gontlafetswe Batsetswe said there are matters that have lagged behind for far too long and needed to be addressed before the league could commence.

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