This website is the property of the World's Largest Softball Tournament, Inc., which was first conducted in 1970.   The name, World's Largest Softball Tournament, is copyrighted and is the property of the World's Largest Softball Tournament, Inc.

Softball.net is operated by the Taylor Family.

Frank Taylor is an attorney with Taylor, Taylor & Taylor, Inc, in Richmond, Virginia, and is the founder and tournament director of the World's Largest Softball Tournament.  He served as Central Virginia A.S.A. Commissioner for thirty five years (1969-2003), and was president of the national organization, the Amateur Softball Association, for two terms of two years each (1978-1980) and (2001-2003).   He served as North American Vice-President for the International Softball Federation (1981-1987), and wrote the International Tie-Breaker rule that is used in international play including the Olympic Games.  He is also a member of the Central Virginia A.S.A. Hall of Fame and the national A.S.A. Hall of Fame.

Ann Taylor, his wife, runs the softball office located in Richmond at 6924 Lakeside Avenue and coordinates the spring/summer leagues with Henrico County, Hanover County and the City of Richmond. Ann and Frank
also organize the fall softball leagues for the same localities.   Ann is also a member of the Central Virginia A.S.A. Hall of Fame.

Hayward Taylor, Frank and Ann's son, is an attorney with Taylor, Taylor & Taylor, Inc., and assists his parents with the leagues and running the World's Largest Softball Tournament.

Patricia Taylor, Frank and Ann's daughter, is the web master for this site and is responsible for obtaining this site, softball.net, which
is listed as one of the top ten websites for softball by the leading search engine.