The Korea Baseball Softball Association signs a business agreement with the four major federations to revitalize baseball 5 youth female players

Nov 27, 2025

The Korea Baseball Softball Association signs a business agreement with the four major federations to revitalize baseball 5 youth female players



The Korea Baseball Softball Association signed a business agreement with the Korea Little Baseball Federation, the Korea Women's Baseball Federation, the Korea T-Bowl Federation, and the Korea Baseball Federation (hereinafter referred to as the '4th Federation ') at the NH Human Resources Center on the 26th to expand and revitalize the base of baseball, softball, and baseball 5 youth women players.

On behalf of each organization, Chairman Yang Hae-young (Korea Baseball Softball Association), Chairman Kim Seung-woo (Korea Little Baseball Federation), Chairman Lim Hye-jin (Korea Women's Baseball Federation), Chairman Kang Joon-sang (Korea T-ball Federation), and Chairman Kim Yang-kyung (Korea Baseball Federation) attended the agreement. They agreed to cooperate with each other in strengthening international competitiveness by actively utilizing human and material resources owned by the association and the four major federations to expand and revitalize the base of domestic baseball, softball, and baseball 5 youth women players.

Based on cooperation with the four major federations, the association decided to expand the number of participants to youth female players from the four major federations to prepare a system for players to start exercising from a younger age.




The association expects this agreement to provide opportunities for youth female athletes to experience various sports such as baseball, softball, T-ball, and Baseball 5 to have more opportunities in career choices and player activities in the future. In addition, it will support youth female players from the four major federations to actively participate in the 2026 annual baseball tournament of the National School Sports Club Festival, and further establish a system to lead to the activation of Baseball 5.

Chairman Lee Hae-young said, "We will allow cross-registration of youth female athletes from the association and the four major federations among sports and break down the boundaries so that they can strengthen their competitiveness in international competitions such as the Olympics of Korean baseball, softball, and baseball 5.""In cooperation with the four major federations, we will promote exchanges between sports and actively develop support programs for young female athletes." he said.






This article was translated by Naver AI translator.