45th Annual Invitational Tournament
Where Softball Scholarships
Come True
The Pennsbury Classic Summer Camp will be held at Helene Randle Complex, Newtown, PA. The date(s) of the camp are June 11, 2025, registration due by June 10, 2015, 11:59PM CST. See registration for more details.
From our softball family to your softball family, we thank you for making the 44th Annual Pennsbury Tournament a huge success, best of luck the rest of the summer season.
Thanks,
Les and Joe
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Don’t forget to download and install the Pennsbury App. By installing the app on your phone it will give you access to the website while you are at the fields. Please scan the QR code below to get the app from either the Apple AppStore for iPhones or Google Play Store app for Android phones.
We are currently registering college coaches and posting their information on the Attending College Coaches webpage. If any player on your team is interested in a particular college, they can check the Attending College Coaches webpage to see if that coach will be present.
We have informed college coaches that player profiles have been made available on the Pennsbury website, and their response has been overwhelmingly positive. Despite this, some attending teams have yet to send us links to their player rosters. We are excited to share this wonderful news about the coaches, and we encourage you to spread the word.
Best regards,
Les and Joe
The NFCA (National Fastpitch Coaches Association) recently awarded the Pennsbury Inviational Tournament and Pennsbury Gems for providing a 40-year commitment to women-student athletes. Accepting the award Les Venella and Joe Parell, both Les and Joe have been managing the Pennsbury Invitational Tournament since 2001.
The Gems are an incredibly successful and highly-regarded softball team in the Pennsbury Tournament Softball league. Their impressive legacy can be traced back to 1981 when Art Coleman founded the Pennsbury Panthers softball team. As the team’s popularity and success grew, Coleman decided to expand and create a 15-U team, which he named the Gems. The Gems quickly became known for their talent and skill, and were envied by other teams in the league. As the years passed, the Gems continued to attract top-level players and improve their performance. When the 15-U players eventually progressed to the 18-U team, they decided to hold onto the Gems name as a symbol of excellence and tradition. It is a testament to the team’s hard work and determination that they have maintained this successful legacy for so many years.