Murri Women's Softball Tournament

2026 Murri Women's Softball Tournament

20 - 21 June - ipswich Softball Association

Please email events@softballqld.asn.au if you have any further questions.

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:

a) All players must be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island heritage.
b) Officials may be non-Indigenous family members (or friends).
c) All players must be 15 years of age and over on the first day of the tournament.

Team organisers will be required to sign off on the final team list submitted through RevolutioniseSPORT prior to players taking the field. Team organisers will need to sign off on the final team list submitted through RevolutioniseSPORT which will confirm that each player on the team list is Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander and they are aware that any team which breaches the ruling will be eliminated from the tournament.

Team Lists

In 2026, team lists will need to be submitted through RevolutioniseSPORT. This will ensure that all players and officials are covered under insurance.

Online team lists are required to consist of a minimum of 9 and a maximum of 15 players per team. Team lists and individual event registration will close 1st June 2026.

Once your team entry has been completed via google forms, Softball Queensland will be in touch with more information on individual event registrations and submitting team lists via RevolutioniseSPORT.

Officials

If your team is unable to supply a scorer and/or umpire for the tournament, please contact Morgan in the Softball Queensland office 4 weeks prior to ensure this can be organised. The set fee for an SQI Official is $150 for the duration of the tournament. The additional $150 on top of the $370 team fee will cover the cost of an Umpire and/or Scorer which SQI will organise.

All payments and request for an Umpire and/or Scorer are due on Monday 16th March.

If you wish to umpire at this years Murri Women's Softball Tournament - please complete the application here

Fees

Team Fees: Each team must pay an entry fee of $370 to SQI to participate. If a team is unable to supply an umpire and/or scorer, the team will incur an additional fee of $150 per official required.

Please note: Softball Queensland only accepts 1 payment per team. The Team Entry Fee ($370) and any additional Official Fees ($150) MUST be paid by Monday 16th March 2026 using the SQI Bank Details. It is to the teams disgressions on how the fees are divied amongst the participants.

Individual Fees: Softball Queensland is now required to comply with the rules and regulations of the Softball Australia registration system. This means that anyone participating in any Softball Queensland event MUST register through the RevolutioniseSPORT portal. Any Non-Current Members are required to pay a registration fee through RevolutioniseSPORT.

Current Members: If you are currently playing in a softball competition through a Softball Queensland District Association. You are classified as a Current Member and will not incur an additional fee upon registering for the 2026 Murri Women's Softball Tournament.

Non-Current Members: If you do not currently play in a competition through a Softball Queensland District Association. You will need to pay a small fee of $25 upon registering for the 2026 Murri Women's Softball Tournament. This will ensure you are covered by insurance throughout the duration of the tournament.

Once the Team Organiser has submitted your team through the 2026 Murri Women's Softball Tournament Google Form. Morgan, the Softball Queensland Events Coordinator will be in touch with more information about the submission of team lists.

Key Dates

Monday 19^th January	Team Nominations Open
Monday 16^th March	Team Entries Close Team Fees Due SQI Official Requests and Payments Due
Monday 23^rd March	Individual Registrations Open
Monday 1^st June	Individual Registrations Close
Monday 15^th June	Coaches/Managers Meeting

General Information and Forms

The following information will be available closer to the event date:

Cultural Safety

The Murri Women’s Tournament is dedicated to nurturing an inclusive environment where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples feel safe, valued, respected and free to express themselves.

We all have a role in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and are encorouged to practice:

Providing an inclusive and culturally safe environment for all participants
Being mindful of sensitivities and barriers faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and exploring other ways of doing business that are more accommodating to these sensitivities and/or barriers.
Nurturing culturally safe platforms for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to share their experiences, knowledge, and perspectives.