- Jun 22, 2008
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Or just take all the try-out fees, team fees, cost of overpriced equipment, all the money you would spend on travel, hotels, restaurants, etc during the course of 10 years and drop it into a college fund.
I'm not suggesting someone's daughter not play softball, but play because she enjoys it, not for the almighty full-ride which is extremely rare. And if softball becomes part of her collegiate experience, good for her. Some parents get so rapped up in the "scholarship" issue, they lose sight of their daughter's enjoyment and future.
I'm not suggesting someone's daughter not play softball, but play because she enjoys it, not for the almighty full-ride which is extremely rare. And if softball becomes part of her collegiate experience, good for her. Some parents get so rapped up in the "scholarship" issue, they lose sight of their daughter's enjoyment and future.