It was a rainy and cool setting in Taipei but the teams played on each day with no delays. You can find all the information you want on TAS Softball website.   Scores and more can be found on the website.

Girls Results

Boys Results

IASAS competitions begin Thursday the 11th of April with Track & Field @ ISM, Golf @ ISKL, Badminton @ JIS and Softball @ TAS.

Track information can be found here.  Golf results are here. Softball streaming and live scoring is here. For Badminton information click here.

Singapore American School hosts the 2012 IASAS Softball Championships.  Follow the action and results at the SAS Eye website here:

http://iasas.sasclubs.com/

Jakarta International School host the IASAS Softball Championships this year, April 18-20.  Check out the action here:

https://www1.jisedu.or.id/iasas/softball/index.html

While there is certainly unrest in downtown Bangkok, the IASAS student-athletes are all housed miles away from any of the activity.  The student-athletes are now home at their housing arrangements and will be heading to the airport as scheduled in the morning.

We will continue to monitor the situation until all IASAS flights have departed.

IASAS Softball and Badminton are a go!  Starting on Friday morning, both tournaments will get into full swing at International School Bangkok.  The schedule will fit 3 rounds in a day.

In Badminton, players will still maintain their regular scoring, but matches will start as soon as there is an empty court.

In Softball, games will now have 1-1 counts for every batter and no new inning will start after 1 hour of play.  There will be a lot of action coming out the gym and from the field.  We will try to keep you up to date with scores and results.

Badminton Main Page

Badminton Results

Softball Main Page

Softball Results

Due to a sudden change of situation in Bangkok, ISB has closed school for Thursday, April 8th.  Because of this, ISB has made a difficult decision to postpone the IASAS tournament and cancel Day 1 of the softball and badminton championships.

All student athletes are safe in homes nowhere near the area where protests are occurring.

They have been instructed to stay at these homes until they receive further instructions and information.

At this time, tournament directors and AD’s are planning for an alternative structure that will allow for a 2 day tournament beginning on Friday.  An update will be posted on the website around 10 am Bangkok time on the 8th of April.

The safety of the student athletes is the number one priority and again, all participants are safe and in contact with their coaches and administrators.

Please check back here at Iasas.asia for further information as we receive it.

International School Bangkok plays host to both the IASAS Badminton and Softball Championships on April 8-10.  It promises to be a terrific event, competitive at every turn.  Come back to IASAS.asia for scores and standings throughout the 3 days.