Welcome to the official website of The Dick Currier Memorial Softball Tournament (2002-2009). Sponsored by Pine Hill Coffee, The Boss Snow Plow, Springfield Auto Mart, and the Comfort Inn Trolley Square.
For great tasting coffee at an affordable price contact Robert or Pat Blake at 802-438-5318 or by e-mail at Pine Hill Coffee .	Let our professional staff at Springfield Auto Mart assist you in the purchase of your next new or used vehicle. Call 802-886-2281 or visit us at Springfield Auto Mart to get into your next vehicle.
When winter hits, hit back with The Boss Snow Plow. Driven to be the best. Go to The Boss Snow Plow to locate your local boss plow dealer.	Looking for a great place to stay the weekend of the tournament? Then visit the Comfort Inn Trolley Square for a comfortable room and friendly staff. Just tell them you are coming in for the tournament and you'll get a special rate of $68 (plus tax) per night. For reservations and take out call us at 1-800-432-6788 or 802-775-2200.
From September 2002 through August 2009 teams from Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and New York came together for a weekend of great softball where all the proceeds go to a wonderful cause. The tournament was designed to help local citizens in their battle against cancer by donating the tournament proceeds to the Community Cancer Center at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Cancer is a cruel and inhumane disease and while more and more people are surviving their battles, too many still lose their lives. One day a cure will be found but until it is too many people will continue to lose their battle. This tournament was a chance for strong people to have fun, while raising money to help those who aren't as fortunate with their health. Someday if we can find a cure for cancer, everybody wins!!! The tournament regretfully ended in 2010  because of a scheduling conflict with the Currier family.   The hope had been that tournament would be back in 2011, however with a growing family it's just hard for the Currier family to commit to a weekend almost two hours away from home at a busy time of year.   We also lost all of our sponsors due to alcohol issues at the last tournament and could not convince them to stay on board if we tried to restrict the consumption.   We would like to thank everyone for 8 tremendous years in helping a cause near and dear to the heart of the Currier family.   The community did a lot to help fight cancer, something you should all be very proud of.    In the end a few poor sports and their alcohol put a hurt on this tournament that just couldn't be overcome, however most of you were awesome to be around during the history of the event and we can't thank you enough for all you did!