She has a great understanding of her strike zone. During TB she only struck out 6 times at 14A in spring and 2 times this fall in 16s. HS ball was a different story she had probally twice as many Ks but to her defense she had never seen a 65mph rise ball. Darn those future D1 pitchers.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with going to watch your child play in a sporting event. On the typical trip my daughter has been on in HS its 4 players to a room and the coach has decided who stays with who. On these trips my dd has never been alone with a coach. Now these rooms are mostly...
My daughter was a freshman on varsity last season. During spring break her HS team went to a 2 day tournament a couple hundred miles away from home. My wife and I went also but stayed at a seperate hotel. About 80% of the the other varsity parents went also. It was a great time to get to know...
If you want to remain competitive during the games don't do "radical" changes. I would advise only switching 2 or at the max 3 players per game. Having regulars in other posistions will help those players trying as new posistion out.
What do you look for in a 8u player? GOOD PARENTS. This is the key. Parents can make or break a team. I have seen stud girls at the 8u/10u level never get any better and girls who couldn't throw the ball across the diamond become A level catchers. Good kids and good parents are the key.
I believe at the 12u level this amount of discipline is excessive. As a AC on a 14u TB team I would have no problem talking HC about this punishment BUT the thing is our HC would have consulted the staff before making this big of a decision. After the fact all you can do is support the call.
Its the official scorers book from mlb. I figured it would be the same but I will look to see if I can find a difference in softball. Link Official Rules | MLB.com: Official info
I love it when you can hear opposing coaches make dumb defensive calls to the defense. A couple of tournaments the opposing coach yells to his defense "she's a pull hitter" and shifts his outfield to the left. My RH dd gets up and laces a triple to right. The main thing my dd does well is use...
Error. Official definition "If a throw is low, wide or high, or strikes the ground, and a runner reaches base who otherwise would have been put out by such throw, the official scorer shall charge the player making the throw with an error."
I was wondering who sanctioned this tournament? I have never heard of rules stating you cant have a pitch break inside on a batter or that a catcher is setting up to far inside. The only rule I know is that a catcher must be in athe catchers box until the ball is thrown.