The following years saw softball continue to grow and the metropolitan competition continue to be administered by the Metropolitan Delegates and Executive Committees of the Queensland Women's Softball Association. The Metropolitan Umpires Committee allocated umpiring, St Johns Ambulance administered first aid, three Brisbane representative teams competed in State Carnivals and a senior and junior representative team competed in the Luchterhand Shield and the Jones Trophy, which were intercity competitions between Toowoomba, Gatton and Maryborough.
Over the following years, softball's popularity increased, while the metropolitan competition continued to be managed by the Metropolitan Delegates and Executive Committees of the Queensland Women's Softball Association. The Metropolitan Umpires Committee handled umpiring duties, St Johns Ambulance provided first aid, three Brisbane teams competed in State Carnivals, and a senior and junior team participated in intercity competitions against Toowoomba, Gatton, and Maryborough.