Asian Men’s Softball Championship

Asian Men’s Softball Championship
Sport	Softball
Founded	1968
No. of teams	6 (in 2014)
Continent	Asia
Most recent champion(s)	Japan
Most titles	Japan (7)

The Asian Men’s Softball Championship is the main championship tournament between national men's softball teams in Asia, governed by the Softball Confederation of Asia.^[1]

Results

Year	Host		Champions	Runners-up		3rd place	4th place
Year	Host		Final			Semifinalists
1968	Manila		Philippines	?		?	?

1974	Manila		Philippines	Japan		None
1985	(Japan)		Japan	Chinese Taipei		Philippines	Indonesia

1990	Manila		Philippines	Chinese Taipei		Japan	Indonesia
1994	Manila		Japan	Philippines		Chinese Taipei	Hong Kong

1998	Manila		Japan	Philippines		Hong Kong	Malaysia
2003	Manila		Japan	Philippines		Chinese Taipei	Hong Kong

2006	Kitakyushu		Japan	Philippines		Indonesia	Hong Kong
2012	Niimi	Japan	Philippines	Indonesia	Hong Kong
2014	Singapore	Japan	Philippines	Indonesia	?

References

↑ "Asian Men Softball Championship". Softball Confederation of Asia. Retrieved 21 December 2014.

International softball

World Baseball Softball Confederation (former governing body: International Softball Federation)

Men's World Events	World Championship World Cup Junior (19-and-under) World Championship

Women's World Events	World Championship World Cup Junior (19-and-under) World Championship World University Championship

Other World Events	World Games Summer Universiade

Defunct Events	Olympics

Africa	African Softball Confederation

Americas	Pan American Softball Confederation Pan American Games South American Games PA Junior Women’s South American Women’s South American Men’s SA Junior Women’s SA U-15 Women’s

Asia	Softball Confederation of Asia Asian Games Men's

Europe	European Softball Federation Women's Division A Women's Division B Men's Junior Girls Junior Boys Co-Ed EC, women (Club) CWC, women (Club) EC, men (Club) CWC, men (Club) Co-Ed (Club)

Oceania	Oceania Softball Confederation

Asian Championships

Olympic sports

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Non-Olympic sports

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