2010 WSU (Linda Garza) Softball Academy Fall Camps

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Linda Garza Softball Academy at Wright State University offers an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction on the fundamental skills of softball. Players will be made aware of the characteristics that define successful softball players. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice.

Join us in Ohio for a Youth Camp, Showcase Camp, Pitching Camp, Hitting Camp and more exciting Raider Softball Camp events!



October 2010


10/23 ~ Saturday


2010 Linda Garza Softball Academy Fall Camp (Ages 14-18)

Location: WSU Softball Field-Wright State University

Cost: $ 80.00



10/24 ~ Sunday


2010 Linda Garza Softball Academy Fall Camp (Ages 11-13)

Location: WSU Softball Field-Wright State University

Cost: $ 80.00


The Linda Garza Softball Academy at Wright State University range in ages and we should have a program to fit your needs. If you do not see a date that works for you at this time please check back to the site as we add new sessions often.

Questions regarding the Linda Garza Softball Academy? Contact Annie Voyles at (937) 775-2865 or anna.voyles@wright.edu. Don't miss the opportunity to attend this amazing Horizon League Softball camp!


http://collegesoftballcamps.com/calendar.cfm?ID=372&src=CBC&sport=softball

 

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WSU is holding a 1 day pitching camp on Sept. 19, there are 2 different time slots.....Coach Annie Voyles is a very knowledgable pitching coach, I'm sure you could learn alot!!


Here's the info: http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/wrst/sports/w-softbl/auto_pdf/2010FallPitchingCamp.pdf

 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7SQ73SNcZk

 

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Is Linda Garza still the Head Coach at Wright State?

http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/3533761/head-softball-coach

 

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Good question. It would appear that the ad was placed 7 days ago.

 

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Is Linda Garza still the Head Coach at Wright State?

http://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/3533761/head-softball-coach

Yes she is. Great coach. And she is very good working with the girls from what I hear from players that have gone to her clinics before. I have watched her practices at WS and she has always been very approachable. She doesn't bring the ego you see with some coaches at that level.

 

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http://www.wsuraiders.com/sports/w-softbl/wrst-w-softbl-body.html

 

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Garza Named Associate Head Coach at Cal Poly

Sept. 16, 2010

Linda Garza, the head coach of the Wright State softball program last season, has been selected as the new associate head coach at Cal Poly, it was announced Thursday.
"I want to thank Wright State University, Bob Grant and Maureen Cooper for providing me the opportunity to head their softball program this past season," said Garza. " The players stand for everything that is right about college athletics and they will continue their quest for success."
"I am proud of what we achieved this past season and confident this is just the beginning of what is to come," added Garza. "I thank every player, incoming recruit and coach for their passion, energy and character. Wright State has a bright future and I am honored to have been a part of it."
In her lone season at the helm of the Raiders, Garza led Wright State to a 31-30-1 record and a 16-8 record in the Horizon League. The 31 wins marked the fifth time in school history that WSU had recorded 30 or more wins in a season. Three Raiders were selected First Team All-Horizon League in senior shortstop Kristen Bradshaw, sophomore first baseman China Frost and junior third baseman Louie Haney, while junior second baseman Justine Shilt was named to the Second Team.
After finishing third in the regular-season standings, Wright State won the Horizon League Tournament in Cleveland, rallying through the loser's bracket in winning three games the final day, including back-to-back wins over host and top seed Cleveland State. Bradshaw was selected as the tournament MVP and won the defensive award, while senior pitcher/designated player Allison Cox, senior pitcher Melanie Heyne and Shilt joined her on the All-Tournament Team. Heyne picked up the Pitching Award for the tournament and Shilt was chosen as the Batting Champion.

The Raiders then competed at the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in the last eight seasons, going 1-2 at the Ann Arbor Regional. Wright State picked up its second-ever NCAA Tournament win by rallying for a 10-8 victory over Illinois State and nearly advanced to the championship round before falling to Notre Dame 6-5. Along the way, WSU set single-season records for games played (62), at bats (1744), hits (538), walks (148) and stolen bases (150).

 

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So . . . what does that mean for the clinics? I see from the team's site that walk-on tryouts have been postponed.

 

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Good Luck to Linda Garza, she will be missed at WSU.

 

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So . . . what does that mean for the clinics? I see from the team's site that walk-on tryouts have been postponed.

My daughter is taking lessons from Sharon Palma and Jherica Williams and my understanding is that Coach Voyles and Coach Brittingham are carrying on for now. I'll ask for clarification.

 

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I'm impressed with Jherica Williams. My dd really liked her when she played at WSU and
she was thrilled to set and have dinner with her last year.

 

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I'm impressed with Jherica Williams. My dd really liked her when she played at WSU and
she was thrilled to set and have dinner with her last year.

She is awesome and is a fellow lemming. She can get through to my DD in ways that I can't.

Sharon and Jherica are instructing at Extra Innings - Troy.

 

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Any news of a replacement yet? Was told last week that an announcement would be made soon??

 

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Any news of a replacement yet? Was told last week that an announcement would be made soon??

The WSU site has not been updated yet, however her name is Lynn Curylo and was a coach at University of Illinois and she reported to WSU Monday morning.

Welcome to town Coach!

 

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Looks like she went to UIC , A Horizon player comes back to coach............ pretty cool if Im correct

 

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Hopefully she sticks around for awhile!

 

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Mike and Linda both were very good coaches. So WSU seems to do a good job of picking coaches. The dd has been going to camps there since she was the in 5'th grade and it has always been a good college camp for hitting. They still have a very good support staff left to work with Lynn.

 

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http://www.wsuraiders.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/102910aaa.html

 

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Mike and Linda both were very good coaches. So WSU seems to do a good job of picking coaches. The dd has been going to camps there since she was the in 5'th grade and it has always been a good college camp for hitting. They still have a very good support staff left to work with Lynn.

Voyles and Brittingham are both good people and good coaches, they will do well, I would realy be surprised in the near future if Voyles isnt selected by a nother college for a head coaching job