Singapore Baseball and Softball Association

Different backgrounds. Different journeys. One game that connects them all.

This World Baseball Softball Day, Singapore joins the global celebration of a sport built on unity, resilience and shared passion.

Featuring national athletes Ean Eu An, Joshua Aloysius Ang Wei Liang, Jermain Tan, Sky Heng and Jaelene Lee Qin En, this campaign shines a light on the people behind the jerseys—the sacrifices made, the standards upheld, and the pride of representing something bigger than themselves.

From early trainings to international competition, baseball and softball continue to bring together communities across cultures, ages and nations through one common language: the game.

“United by the Game” is more than a campaign theme. It reflects what the sport truly stands for—team spirit, respect, inclusion and the belief that anyone, anywhere, can belong on the field.

Today, Singapore stands together with the global baseball and softball community in celebrating the sport that continues to inspire generations around the world.

Singapore’s U-23 Men’s Softball Team has returned from the WBSC U-23 Men’s Softball World Cup in Sincelejo, Colombia, concluding a campaign against some of the sport’s strongest nations.

Following the team’s return, Head Coach Farhan Harahap, captain Tey Yuze, and pitcher Ephraim Wang Yi reflected on the experience of competing at the highest level of international youth softball—speaking on the challenges faced, lessons gained, and the growth of the squad throughout the tournament.

For Singapore, the campaign represented another opportunity to measure itself on the world stage while continuing the development of the nation’s next generation of softball talent.

Registration for SYOF-U12/U10 Competitions is set to open on 4 May at 12:00 PM.

Like our Men's Division 2 Registration, this is an advance notice for teams to be fully prepared ahead of the launch. There are only 10 slots for U12 and 5 slots for U10, so make sure to be ready to register your team as entries are secured on a first come, first served basis.

All teams are guaranteed a minimum of 6 games, with the following fee structure.

Public: $850 | Member: $650 (All affiliates are considered members)

Important:
The official registration link will be released exclusively via the SBSA WhatsApp group at the stated time. It will not be shared on Instagram or Telegram.

To avoid missing out, teams are strongly encouraged to join both the SBSA Telegram Noticeboard and Whatsapp Channel via the link in bio. These channels will serve as the primary platforms for league communications, updates and future announcements.

The Singapore Baseball & Softball Association (SBSA) proudly presents the SBSA Community Athlete Scholarship (Women’s Softball) 2026. This is an initiative dedicated to advancing the growth of the sport and supporting the athletes who carry the game forward.

This scholarship celebrates commitment, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence. It empowers our national women athletes by easing financial pressures, allowing them to focus on growth, performance, and representing Singapore with pride.

Open to Singaporean tertiary student-athletes and adults, this initiative reflects SBSA’s ongoing commitment to building a stronger, more competitive softball community.

Application Period: Now – 31 August 2026
Be part of the next chapter of Singapore softball.

Apply via the link in bio.

Singapore’s U-23 Men’s Softball Team departed on 21 April, bound for Sincelejo, Colombia, where they will compete at the WBSC U-23 Men’s Softball World Cup from 25 April to 3 May. The tournament—featuring 12 nations across five continents—marks the second edition of the global championship, hosted across multiple venues in Sincelejo.

At Changi Airport, the send-off unfolded in quiet intensity. Family members and friends stood close—lingering between pride and restraint—as final embraces replaced words. In those brief moments before departure, the weight of the journey ahead was clear, carried not just by the team, but by everyone who came to see them off.

Singapore enters the competition as part of Group B, set to face established softball nations on the world stage—an opportunity to measure progress and assert their place among the sport’s rising programmes.

From Singapore to Colombia, the stage is set.⚾️