She's Alpharetta Fire 03. We'll be at West Jackson Park in Hoschton. This is our first tourney this year, so I have no clue how we'll fare at this point.
There are 08 teams popping up to play 8u. My youngest was born in 2010 and I can't even imagine her playing in two years. DD#1 started travel part time in her first year of 8's but it seems so hard to imagine my baby is about to be able to play rec for the first time.
The quickest way for your DD to improve is to PLAY teams that are better than yours, not necessarily to BE the best team.....being the #1 pitcher on an A/B team that plays in A-level tournaments is better experience than being the #3 pitcher on an A-level team.
Ah. We're in Conyers.She's Alpharetta Fire 03. We'll be at West Jackson Park in Hoschton. This is our first tourney this year, so I have no clue how we'll fare at this point.
Ah. We're in Conyers.
I saw the 6U TB post. My DD started playing at 5 and she loves everything about softball. We started travel in the second half of 8U. I can't imagine having started sooner. 4, 5 games in a day. It's a lot for a 5 or 6 year old.
She's Alpharetta Fire 03. We'll be at West Jackson Park in Hoschton. This is our first tourney this year, so I have no clue how we'll fare at this point.
If your 5 year old is just too good for rec ball I think the only option is a 6U travel ball team. I have seen the Ts they use in rec and they are far inferior to TB Ts. The only way for a player to develop into a well seasoned 8U player is to use TB Ts in 6U. And we all know 8U is when things get serious.
Not sure if you're being facetious or not (no emoticons), but how could you know if your 5-year old is too good for rec before she's ever played rec? Are there 3-4 year old rec leagues I missed somewhere along the way?