Associations
- Country Associations
- Albury Wodonga Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Ballarat Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Bendigo Softball Association (Formed 19??, Defunct 2002)
- Horsham Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Shepparton & District Softball Association (Formed 19??, Un-Affiliated 19??)
- Gippsland League
- Bairnsdale Softball Association inc. (Formed 1979, Defunct 2001, Re-Formed 2005)
- Latrobe Valley Softball Association (Formed 19??, Defunct 1997)
- Wellington Softball Association inc. (Formed 1979, formerly Sale(Womens)Softball Association formed 1969)
- West Gippsland Softball Association (Formed 19??, Defunct 2001)
- North-Western League
- Geelong Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Keilor Park Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Northern District Softball Association inc. (Formed 1980)
- Sunshine Softball Association inc. (Formed 1956)
- Werribee Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- South-Eastern League
- Casey Softball Association inc. (Formed 1973) (Formerly Berwick City/Berwick Casey)
- Dandenong Softball Association inc. (Formed 1969)
- Frankston Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??)
- Glen Eira Softball Association inc. (Formed 19??) (Formerly Moorabbin)
- Knox & Districts Softball Association inc. (Formed 1965)
- Other Associations
- Melbourne Softball Association inc. (Formed 1942)
- Waverley Softball Association inc. (Formed 1966)
- Wesley Collage Softball Association (Formed 199?, Un-Affiliated 2002)
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