My dd umpired for the local rec league this summer. It was a mixture of pure rec teams and c or b level competitive teams. All the comp. teams wore masks and the rec teams, the ones most likely to get hurt did not. Anytime I watched a game I felt like I was waiting for the worst to happen.
DD caught 70% of the innings this past summer. Just had high school tryouts, stuck on JV for now as a catcher a grade younger is a "nationally ranked" player and the other catcher is a senior and all seniors make Varsity.
I know they have wood bat leagues for baseball players in the summer. Most major areas also have a college basketball league made of current and former college players. Don't know why they can't do something like this for softball.
Most softball fans are college softball fans. It irritarted me every pro fastpitch game I have gone to with my daughter (which is only 3). No mention is made of where the player went to college. The game would get more exposure if they play on what these players did in college. Saw the USSSA...
The think that surprised me was that this was supposed to be a team with a lot of speed. I did not see speed. There were plenty of chances for speed to steal a hit and it never happened, never. Case in point a double play on a bunt.
Where are you located? We are in the KC metro and PG bought out the local event promoter and took everything over their tournaments. Apparently what used to be 2 organizations in KC putting on tournaments there are now four.
Thanks I went ahead and purchased it and then the day of the event it said no longer available. This is the first year Perfect Game has been in our area, so still trying to get a feel for them.
The guy in the video said he embarrassed the kid. The kid!! Jeez, be an adult if you can’t make your point without embarrassing a kid, you can’t make it. Find something else to do.
This dude seems like a tool. Sorry if that's not nice. Some feedback respectfully point 2 and 5 are the same. You complain about softball being too nice and as an example you use how you made a mistake in your 20's, but you expect 12's and 14's to be better than you were in your 20's...