And, just to make sure we knew it was intentional, the 2nd baseman high fived her after the pitch, while my DD was gasping for air at home plate.
Where the hell were the umpires? BOTH players should have been ejected for that. Probably the coach with them.
Problem is when umpires don't police the game, the players take it into their own hands. I assure you, as a pitcher, if that incident had happened, the second base would be getting it next at bat. Not the pitcher (too obvious) but the little cow who high fived her. I hate doing it, but if you're going to start it, I'll finish it.
I watched a good friend get taken out at a state championship prelim with a beanball to the head. She had braces on and it was quite nasty. Unforunatly this team only had her as a pitcher and they lost, but when the offending team got to the grand final, their own pitcher got taken out first ball at bat. It's taken quite seriously here and if your own team can't finish it, a friend on the next team will. There was only one or two associations who did it, but after that incident that particular team stopped doing it.