So, I am new to this site. I joined to do some research on travel ball and the team's that are out there.
I have 4 DDs.
The oldest is 14yo ('03) and loves the game. She has been playing softball on and off for 6 years now. She has played rec ball in the spring and fall the last 2 years. She refers 3rd base but is willing to play wherever the coach needs her. She sees a private hitting coach once a week.
I have a 13yo ('04) who has been playing 2 seasons of rec ball a year for 6 years. She likes to pitch and sees a private coach weekly. Pitched a little last year but this year is when she decided that was what She wanted to do. She is still working on accuracy. She also likes to play SS.
I have a 11yo ('05). [FONT="]She has been playing softball on and off for 6 years. She has played rec ball in the spring and fall the last 2 years. She also prefers pitching. She pitched some last year but also decided this year that she preferred to pitching . She, too, has been seeing a private pitching coach weekly. She also plays 3rd.
[/FONT]The youngest is 6 so I'm not worried about her yet. Lol.
All 3 girls want to play in school and also in college. With how competitive softball is in our school district I feel the only way to accomplish this is to move from rec ball to travel ball.
We live in Kettering, Ohio. Are there any suggestions on where to start in the travel ball circuit? We don't want to travel too far since there are 3 of them and that would be to difficult.
Any suggestions or advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I have 4 DDs.
The oldest is 14yo ('03) and loves the game. She has been playing softball on and off for 6 years now. She has played rec ball in the spring and fall the last 2 years. She refers 3rd base but is willing to play wherever the coach needs her. She sees a private hitting coach once a week.
I have a 13yo ('04) who has been playing 2 seasons of rec ball a year for 6 years. She likes to pitch and sees a private coach weekly. Pitched a little last year but this year is when she decided that was what She wanted to do. She is still working on accuracy. She also likes to play SS.
I have a 11yo ('05). [FONT="]She has been playing softball on and off for 6 years. She has played rec ball in the spring and fall the last 2 years. She also prefers pitching. She pitched some last year but also decided this year that she preferred to pitching . She, too, has been seeing a private pitching coach weekly. She also plays 3rd.
[/FONT]The youngest is 6 so I'm not worried about her yet. Lol.
All 3 girls want to play in school and also in college. With how competitive softball is in our school district I feel the only way to accomplish this is to move from rec ball to travel ball.
We live in Kettering, Ohio. Are there any suggestions on where to start in the travel ball circuit? We don't want to travel too far since there are 3 of them and that would be to difficult.
Any suggestions or advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.