Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Softball Tournament
Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Softball Tournament
To honor Felicia Melton-Smyth, the SSBL-Madison Softball League hosts the
Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Softball Tournment to remember how much she enjoyed our games and the togetherness they brought to our community and to thank her for encouraging and inspiring us. All proceeds from the tournament are donated to the AIDS Network.

3rd Annual Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Softball Tournament
Sept. 17 - 19, 2010 ~ Madison, WI

The 3rd Annual Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Tournament to benefit AIDS Network will be held Sept. 17th - 19th, 2019 in Madison, WI. The tournament will be open to three divisions; Competitive, Recreational,and Women's.

More information to come.
2nd Annual FMS Memorial Softball Tournament Results
The 2nd Annual Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Tournament was held on September 19th & 20th, 2009, with thirteen teams in two divisions - five competitive teams and eight recreational teams. The tournament raised $1,471 for the AIDS Network.

2009 FMS Memorial Tournament Results
Place
Competitive Division
Recreational Division
1st
WOOF'S Madd Dawgs
MGAC Scream (tie)
 
 
Chicago Spin (tie)
2nd
Players
3rd
Line Drive
Out Queens
1st Annual FMS Memorial Softball Tournament Results
The 1st Annual Felicia Melton-Smyth Memorial Tournament was held on August 16th and 17th, 2008, with eleven teams in two divisions - 8 competitive teams and 3 women's teams. The tournament raised $1,627.23 for the AIDS Network.

2008 FMS Memorial Tournament Results
Place
Competitive Division
Women's Division
1st
Wiggie's*
Milwaukee Nut Hut
2nd
Madd Dawgs
L Team
3rd
Clubbers
Short Cuts
2008 Tournament Proceeds
Felicia Melton-Smyth
Felicia Melton-Smyth 1967 - 2008
Image courtesy of Our Lives Magazine
About Felicia Melton-Smyth
Felicia Melton-Smyth was SSBL-Madison's biggest fan and cheerleader. On May 26, 2008, she was tragically taken from us while on vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Felicia used her voice as the cruise director of the Shamrock Bar to make sure all of Madison's LGBT sports leagues succeeded by promoting their fundraisers, hanging posters, and recruiting members. She was SSBL-Madison's Community Service Chair and served on Madison Gay Hockey Association's Board of Directors. The growth and success of Madison's LGBT sports leagues would not have been possible without her.