Bobby Letterman, known well in the Utah softball community has been named the Utah State Slowpitch Director and The Southwest Region Director. Bobby travels throughout the west. He will be developing and overseeing the slowpitch program in the Southwest. If you haven't gotten to meet Bobby yet just watch around at an AFA tournament near you. Bobby has always been very involved with slow pitch softball and has been affiliated with at least three other national associations. When asked what he thought about the new AFA slowpitch program, Bobby said: " It's a long overdue program and offers encouragement that slowpitch will remain around for a long time to come. I've found a new excitement about being involved with the game again." Bobby is the founder of NISA Native American World Series which is held annually and has more then 60 teams participating. Bobby's wife Tami Letterman is an icon in the Utah fastpitch program and the AFA Fastpitch Utah State director. Softball is part of their family and definitely the love of the game abounds. We are excited about having the Lettermans with us. Click on the Utah AFA Logo above to go to the Utah website.