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Commissioners (Under Construction,
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Jack Collins - Past Chairman |
Jack Collins - Past
Chairman, Commisioner At Large, a 2000 Hall of Fame inductee has served as Chairman of the Commission from1995 to 2011.
Jack has been a "pioneer" for softball spanning a 63 year career as an outstanding
Coach, Manager, General Manager, and Sponsor for some of the areas most prolific teams. These teams include PEPCO, Talbert's
Furniture, Greenbelt Road Shell, Roos Fastpitch Club, and The Roos Masters team. His teams participated in 19 Metro/State
Tournaments, 7 National Qualifiers, and 6 National ASA Tournaments. Jack has participated in the Industrial Leagues,
Independent Leagues, ASA B, A - Majors, Masters, NSA and ISC organizations. He has been a Commissioner of
the Hall of Fame since 1984 and has served as the Chairman since 1995.
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Nick Argyropoulos - Past Chairman |
Nick Argyropoulos - Past Chairman, Commissioner
At Large, Commissioner Emeritus and a 1987 Hall Of Fame Inductee. He has served the Commission since 1977 and has held
officers positions as Secretary, Treasurer, and Chairman (1988-1994). A member of the Commission for 32 years and continues
to support fastpitch softball by his dedicated service to the Commission.
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Kerry Joseph - Commissioner At Large |
Kerry Joseph - Commissioner At Large, has been a commissioner since 2005. Kerry was a fast pitch player for several years while
serving in the U.S. Army. He began his umpiring career in 1976 while stationed at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington,
D.C.. His umpiring resume includes two ISC World Tournaments, Five ASA National Championships, three NJCAA Championships,
and numerous ASA Regional Championships. He is internationally certified with the ISF, and is an ASA Elite level umpire
in both Fast pitch and slow pitch. He is a member of the prestigious ASA Indicator Fraternity Softball Umpires Association
and is responsible for training and evaluating approximately 120 umpires. Kerry also umpires in the National Professional
Fast Pitch League (Washington Glory) and a variety of youth fast pitch leagues and tournaments. He is an excellent role model
and mentor for both new and veteran umpires.
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Jackey Brown - Commissioner At Large |
Jackey Brown - Commissioner At Large, a 1998 Hall of Fame Inductee,
has been a commissioner since 2010. Jackey "I am the greatest" Brown played softball from the age of 8 years old
through programs at the D.C. Department of Recreation. She went on to play in the Prince Georges League and the
Guy Mason League. Her travel team was the Metro's. Jackey also coached for many years in the D.C Public School
system serving as a Softball, Vollyball, and Basketball coach. She has umpired for over twenty years and has worked
several Metro Men's and Women's Nationals. She is the first and only female to umpire the D.C. Sunday Softball League.
Additionally, she has coached in the Men's Division as the Senator's coach guiding them to two State Championships, a consolation
finish in the 2007 National Tournament, and a D.C. Department of Recreation Sunday League Chempionship. She continues
to stay involved with softball as an umpire.
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Dave Gould - Commissioner At Large |
Dave Gould - Commissioner - At -Large,
a 2008 Hall of Fame Inductee. Dave has served the commission since 2009. He began his playing career in Dunkirk,
NY and has had a 38 year span from 1970 to present. He had a 400 batting avg. over a 10 year span and was a feared hitter,
first baseman and competitive young pitcher. He shifted to the Washington, D.C. area in 1980 and played with the Kitty
Hawk Softball team where he saw action at 1st base, catcher and pitcher while batting over 300. Dave has played in the
ISC World TY (1982), multiple ASA National (1990), Regional and Metro tournaments, and the NAFA World tournament (2005).
In 2006 he began playing in the historical DC Sunday Softball League with great success and was selected to the DCSSL Hall
of Fame in 2017. Dave has coached
also, at Catholic University (1992-1994) Cantilly High School (200-present) and continues his involvement in fast pitch softball
by participating as an instructor in camps, clinics and as a private instructor.
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