8th Annual Gary Morales Softball Tournament - Nov. 16, 2024
Sergeant Gary Morales was tragically killed in the line of duty on February 28, 2013 when he attempted to stop a vehicle and the driver shot him before he could even exit his patrol car. In the critical hours after his death, the St. Lucie County Hundred Club stepped in and provided immediate financial support to the Morales family to alleviate that burden from their time of need.
Established in 1987 by a core group of concerned citizens, the purpose of The Hundred Club is to provide direct financial help for spouses and dependents of law enforcement officers and firefighters who have lost their lives or become disabled in the line of duty. The Hundred Club provides this assistance to law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency medical personnel throughout St. Lucie County.
Established in 1987 by a core group of concerned citizens, the purpose of The Hundred Club is to provide direct financial help for spouses and dependents of law enforcement officers and firefighters who have lost their lives or become disabled in the line of duty. The Hundred Club provides this assistance to law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency medical personnel throughout St. Lucie County.
Tournament Rules & Liability Release
As the manager of the team, it is your responsibility to familiarize yourself and your team with the important information below. It will be your responsibility to inform your team of this information its content, rules and the expected behavior in regards to participating in this tournament. Each player is required to sign a waiver form before participating in this tournament.
This tournament is governed in accordance with NSA game rules EXCEPT for any modified rules for this tournament.
Eligibility: Teams must include first-responders (this includes military, law enforcement, fire rescue, corrections, legal and judicial employees at the local, state or federal level). Civilians that work in these fields are also allowed to play. Examples include: State Attorney’s Office employees, civilian CSI’s, police or fire mechanics, nurses, teachers, doctors, detention aides, anyone with a current ticket for a first responder agency, etc. Former military must be able to provide a DD214.
Roster: The manager or coach must have his/her name on the roster and will have a 20 player limit.
Home run rule: 3 per game after that batter is out.
Run rule: A game will be called if a team is ahead by 20 runs after 3 innings, 15 runs after 4 innings and 10 runs after 5 innings. Run rule will NOT apply to playoff games.
Double elimination tournament including play-offs.
Time limit: 70 minutes per game. No time limit for playoff games. Umpires will be responsible to keep track of time. However it is not the umpire’s job to warn teams about the time limit. No new inning will begin after time limit expires.
Player conduct: It shall be the responsibility of the coach/manager to control the actions of his/her players and fans. Only team members and scorekeepers are permitted on the team bench. Unsportsmanlike conduct or any type of infractions of the following rules could mean ejection from the game or disqualification for your team: Derogatory remarks, profanity, obscene gestures, threats or physical force directed toward any game official, tournament director, other player, coaches or spectators will not be tolerated. At no time will players be allowed to follow game officials to debate a particular call or situation. The drinking of ALCOHOLIC beverages will not be permitted on the field, on the bench, or the grounds surrounding the field. This is a “NO TOLERANCE” rule with NO WARNINGS.
Team Rules: There will be no jumping teams allowed, shift work or not. You finish with the team you started with - when you are eliminated, you are done. Senior bats can be utilized by players over the age of 45 years old
If you have additional questions about the tournament, please contact:
Wade Courtemanche - [email protected]
Ryan Register - [email protected]
This tournament is governed in accordance with NSA game rules EXCEPT for any modified rules for this tournament.
Eligibility: Teams must include first-responders (this includes military, law enforcement, fire rescue, corrections, legal and judicial employees at the local, state or federal level). Civilians that work in these fields are also allowed to play. Examples include: State Attorney’s Office employees, civilian CSI’s, police or fire mechanics, nurses, teachers, doctors, detention aides, anyone with a current ticket for a first responder agency, etc. Former military must be able to provide a DD214.
Roster: The manager or coach must have his/her name on the roster and will have a 20 player limit.
Home run rule: 3 per game after that batter is out.
Run rule: A game will be called if a team is ahead by 20 runs after 3 innings, 15 runs after 4 innings and 10 runs after 5 innings. Run rule will NOT apply to playoff games.
Double elimination tournament including play-offs.
Time limit: 70 minutes per game. No time limit for playoff games. Umpires will be responsible to keep track of time. However it is not the umpire’s job to warn teams about the time limit. No new inning will begin after time limit expires.
Player conduct: It shall be the responsibility of the coach/manager to control the actions of his/her players and fans. Only team members and scorekeepers are permitted on the team bench. Unsportsmanlike conduct or any type of infractions of the following rules could mean ejection from the game or disqualification for your team: Derogatory remarks, profanity, obscene gestures, threats or physical force directed toward any game official, tournament director, other player, coaches or spectators will not be tolerated. At no time will players be allowed to follow game officials to debate a particular call or situation. The drinking of ALCOHOLIC beverages will not be permitted on the field, on the bench, or the grounds surrounding the field. This is a “NO TOLERANCE” rule with NO WARNINGS.
Team Rules: There will be no jumping teams allowed, shift work or not. You finish with the team you started with - when you are eliminated, you are done. Senior bats can be utilized by players over the age of 45 years old
If you have additional questions about the tournament, please contact:
Wade Courtemanche - [email protected]
Ryan Register - [email protected]

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release_and_waiver_form_softball_-_2024.pdf |
If making payment by check, please make check payable to St. Lucie County Hundred Club and mail to:
St. Lucie County Hundred Club
c/o Softball Tournament
P.O. Box 13628
Fort Pierce, FL 34979
St. Lucie County Hundred Club
c/o Softball Tournament
P.O. Box 13628
Fort Pierce, FL 34979
Lodging Information
The following hotels have provided special rates for the Sgt. Gary Morales Softball Tournament.
Hilton Garden Inn
8540 Commerce Center Drive
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 828-4052
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 11.6 miles from the softball fields, the Hilton Garden Inn is surrounded by dining and entertainment establishments in the St. Lucie West community.
Holiday Inn Express and Suites
7151 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34945
(772) 464-5000
[email protected]
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 3.7 miles from the softball fields, the Holiday Inn Express & Suites is conveniently located between Florida's Turnpike and I-95.
Residence Inn by Marriott
1920 SW Fountainview Blvd.
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 344-7814
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 11.4 miles from the softball fields, the Residence Inn is surrounded by dining and entertainment establishments in the St. Lucie West community.
Hilton Garden Inn
8540 Commerce Center Drive
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 828-4052
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 11.6 miles from the softball fields, the Hilton Garden Inn is surrounded by dining and entertainment establishments in the St. Lucie West community.
Holiday Inn Express and Suites
7151 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34945
(772) 464-5000
[email protected]
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 3.7 miles from the softball fields, the Holiday Inn Express & Suites is conveniently located between Florida's Turnpike and I-95.
Residence Inn by Marriott
1920 SW Fountainview Blvd.
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
(772) 344-7814
HOTEL WEBSITE
Located 11.4 miles from the softball fields, the Residence Inn is surrounded by dining and entertainment establishments in the St. Lucie West community.