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80TH ANNUAL NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETINGAttendees were, Don Fishel, Commissioner, Rick Hormann, JO Commissioner, Tom Carle, Deputy JO Commissioner, Mike Davidson, At-Large Player Rep Proxy for Bill Vaughn, Wally Latall, Umpire-in-Chief and Andy Williams, Deputy Umpire-in-Chief
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REGISTERASA.COM BECOMES “LIVE” DECEMBER 1 FOR 2012The
registerasa.com website
will be returning “LIVE” on Thursday, December 1 for the 2012
Season. You are now able to go in and begin to register
your team/league for the 2012 season. There are many new
updates to this system that I believe you will appreciate when
registering your team for 2012.
The popular “Add
Team to New Season” button is available to have your entire team
information repeated into the 2012 season. To do this,
simply go to your home plate, click on the team you are moving
from 2011 to 2012. Once you get to the team page, click on
the Information button to get to the team information.
Change your age classification and deductible amount if
necessary. Once your team’s information is up to date, click the
“Add Team to New Season” button. From there you can remove
players no longer on your team, add new players that are joining
your team, etc. then submit for a new invoice.
Please also be
aware that if you are the “LEAGUE ADMINISTRATOR” for your
Recreation League, you must have your district J.O. Commissioner
approve you annually to create your league. This helps
protect the past year’s participants from anyone who has left
your organization from going into the system and having access
to your league.
For 2012, the
registration fees have increased due to more parents losing
their primary insurance and the cost of medical services
increasing. The new PLAYER fees will be $35 for the $0
deductible with photo id cards and $25 for the $250 deductible
with photo id cards for traveling teams.
The Non-Player fees will be charged $30 for the $0
deductible with photo id card and $20 for the $250 deductible
with photo id card.
The NON-Players will also be charged $6 for the mandatory
background check that is required for all Non-Players by Arizona
ASA. Recreational
Leagues will be $12 for players or non players with no photo id.
We strongly recommend you select the $0 deductible to give your
players better coverage, but want to give our travel teams the
option to purchase either one. To have a $0 deductible for
13 months of competitive play for $35 is still great costs to
parents who don’t have primary insurance as well as the
possibility of losing their insurance benefits.
As the one who submits
injury claims to Bollinger, I can’t express how appreciative
parents are when they discover they have a $0 deductible policy
and are reimbursed all the out of pocket expenses for physical
therapy, etc. when their daughter becomes injured playing
softball.
Finally, regarding
the insurance for 2012, the 90/10 co pay to the deductible is
still in effect. Attached is a description of what the
90/10 co pay is all about.
 90/10
CoinsuranceIf you have any
questions regarding the revised version of registerasa.com or
have any problems/questions with registering your team or
league, please contact your district registrar for assistance.
You can find your district registrar’s contact information by
going to the Contacts
link of this website.
We look forward to another year of an improved registration system for 2012 and a successful ASA season.Rick Hormann
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