My DD attends a small (400 kids, boys and girls 9-12) private school. To say it’s tough to pull from a pool of 200 girls and field a softball team is an understatement . Though through the years they have had some good teams (CIF div V champs in 2011) and my DD has been on league championship teams every year since freshman year (she is a senior).
But these teams are only good compared to other small, private schools in the lower ( V and VI) divisions.
But in this preseason we have played 4 large public schools (2000-2500+ kids). One of them was pretty good and beat us bad. Another was a super high scoring game we lost by a few runs. The last two we killed. Easy run rule win.
What do y’all think is the determining factor that allows a school in So Cal to be strong and another to be really, really bad.
To those not familiar with the So Cal area it’s basically one continuous, giant city of 10 million or so.
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But these teams are only good compared to other small, private schools in the lower ( V and VI) divisions.
But in this preseason we have played 4 large public schools (2000-2500+ kids). One of them was pretty good and beat us bad. Another was a super high scoring game we lost by a few runs. The last two we killed. Easy run rule win.
What do y’all think is the determining factor that allows a school in So Cal to be strong and another to be really, really bad.
To those not familiar with the So Cal area it’s basically one continuous, giant city of 10 million or so.
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