Went to a wedding on Saturday of a young lady (now 26) who in HS had 32 k's in a 27 inning game as a sophomore and then as a senior, had 29 k's in a 25 inning game.
I am sure she is very good but strikeouts in a high school game are quite common and not necessarily indicative of how well she'll do in college. I know of high school strikeout leaders who are riding the bench post high school.
If you pay attention to what is going on with Olympic Softball, you'd know that there is a big push to get it reinstated for 2020, and that the work has to be done now. It is not a national issue, but rather an international issue, so putting spots on Faux News is only going to contribute more to the international opinion that it is a joke and not really a sport.
The champions you speak of are the coaches and players going overseas to start up softball programs in other countries and offer instruction to get the international community inspired about the sport.
For what it is worth, James Easton, of the United States, is the reason softball is not in the Olympics, and he strikes me as the sort of fellow who would watch Faux News.
-W