Softball Association Scenarios

Softball is a sport that is known throughout the United States and the world. Softball originated on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago in 1887. The game was actually said to have begun as an indoor game. Softball was started by a group of men who had gathered at a club to watch the Harvard vs. Yale football game. When the news came that Yale had defeated Harvard, 17-8, one Yale supporter, overcome with enthusiasm, picked up an old boxing glove and threw it at a nearby Harvard alumni, who promptly tried to hit it back with a stick. This gave George Hancock, a reporter for the Chicago Board of Trade, an idea. He suggested a game of indoor baseball. Naturally, Hancock's friends thought he was talking about playing a game outdoors, not indoors.

GEORGETOWN, Texas – The Ladies never trailed in an 8-3 win in game one, but Centenary (8-9, 2-4 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) fell to Southwestern (12-8, 2-4 SCAC) 13-1 (five innings) in the nightcap as the two teams split a double header Saturday afternoon, March 17.

Just hours after capturing its first Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament win in program history, five Centenary softball players were honored by the conference. In a vote by the SCAC coaches and announced at the Conference Softball Tournament Friday, April 22, five Ladies grabbed All-Conference honors.

The softball doubleheader between the top-two teams in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference on Friday, between your Ladies and Texas Lutheran, has been moved up an hour to 4 p.m. The two teams will wrap up the series on Saturday with another doubleheader beginning at noon.

SHREVEPORT, La. – The Ladies softball team picked up their first win of the season, 4-2, in game one of the doubleheader, but five errors led to four unearned runs by the Wildcats in a 5-1 loss in game two between Centenary (1-5) and Louisiana College (3-1) Tuesday night, February 7.

Since I was five years old softball and sports have been a huge part of my life. In softball, specifically, there are many times of failure and success. High school sports, for me, has taken a lot of my time, effort, and commitment. From the first day I stepped onto the court and field to the last, I want to be able to say I did my best. It has been tough and frustrating at times. I experienced failure many times, even when I did not want to admit it. My moments of failure within high school sports have turned me into the character and person I am today. It has taught me how to take failure and turn it into success. Failure has made me realize that the only way for you to succeed is for you to fail first.

The pathway that Mia appears to be on physically is that she has been very successful in her exploration of sports, especially softball. I believe that she is very athletic and will continue to stay active in this way throughout college. Mia has had the opportunity to pursue many things along her journey such as joining the school travel club, or participating in the school orchestra, but she has decided to deny those opportunities to focus on her schooling and personal goals, including staying physically active (Manis, 2006). Mia has always enjoyed being outdoors and going on hikes as a child, and now she continues to stay physically active through playing sports such as softball and tennis with family members (Manis, 2006). Next, in terms

The All-American Girl Professional Base Ball League was created in 1943 by Philip Wrigley, owner of the Chicago Cubs, in order to support the war effort from the United States as well as trying to maintain baseball as the American pastime. What came out of this decision was a juxtaposition of masculine athleticism and the feminine ideals of the 1940s. The women who were recruited by the scouts came from various states of living throughout the United States and Canada and later Puerto Rico. In order to maintain the interest of the league, the women were not only selected based on their talent, but also their looks. Many players understood that if they appeared to tryouts with short hair, they would immediately be sent home, losing the opportunity

Girls varsity softball has began a new season. Led by coach of six years, Mike Quiroz, the tartans are coming off a win, beating San Dimas 17-2.

Life on a Softball Team Hailey Burr Payson High School / A1  Life on a Softball Team Starting in a new sports community is always scary. Sports have always just come natural to me, but joining a new community was still terrifying to me. I had a decision to make in seventh grade, to stay in city league until high school or join accelerated softball. This decision was not a hard one at all. My friends and I got together and talked about joining accelerated softball.

This was it. The Aviano Softball team of 2015 has worked so hard during the season and were on their way to the championship game. I along was part of the team for the past three years, and I’ve seen how we have grown from underdogs to the next powerhouse of Division II. During the first day, we mercy ruled AFNORTH and Ansbach. The second day arrived to determine where we would be in the semifinals, and we won against Hohenfels. The next morning was competitive; the final game was nerve wracking but it was all worth it in the end.

Our softball team has a total of 16 girls from grades 9-12. The girls on the team are Courtney Baker, Lindsey Burns, Hannah Hague, Taylor Wallack, Tiona Hurd, Abi George, Brooke Kentner, Emma Truex, Ashley Gurr, Katelyn Hansen, Hailie Bowman, Claire Mathewson, Amber Taylor, Rukiya Wesley, Gillian Weathers, Tatum Truex. The coaches this year are Coach Karlie, Coach Stephanie, and Coach Ashley.

Participant 1 (PAR1, AFSAS Person 1) was playing softball when he attempted to slide into a base; PAR1 was then hit in the back of the head resulting a concussion/7 LWDS.

Neil has been coaching the Connecticut Charmer’s Showcase Softball team for 26 years. He has watched many including his one and only middle aged daughter clime the latter to success. Everyone in the competitive softball world that is driven to play for a well-known college softball team knows Neil. Not even an entire year goes by when the parents, players, and other coaches realize Neil is not just any ordinary coach. He only goes by one way and that’s his way.

Dodging responsibilities is not the easy way out because later come the consequences. A particular memory in which this relates to my life is to when I played softball for the past two years. This perfectly relates to my softball season in multiple ways. Being a part of a sport in high school might not feel like a teen’s first priority, making dodging your responsibilities easier. We had many responsibilities as a member of the team, like supporting one another and being punctual. When someone in the team did not want to do the two laps at the beginning of practice (tired or late), the whole team had to do more laps for our consequence. Moreover, our coach told us that ‘the team that plays together works together.’ Also, we all had to communicate