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As The Ohio Wolfpack Organization heads into its tenth season, the 2008 - 2009 edition of The Ohio Wolfpack website is up and running. During the past ten years The Wolfpack Organization has grown into one of the most competitive and well respected organizations in the state of Ohio.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

AUGUST 

Hannah Fulk - 18U
August 3

Marissa Earl - 18U
August 12

Amber Myers - 18U
August 27

Jamie Wolff - 18U

August 27 

SEPTEMBER 

Jen Solanics - 18U
September 16

OCTOBER 

Maddy Richards - 18U
October 6

Kelsey Shirey - 18U
October 15

Sarah Ingalls - 18U
October 19

DECEMBER

 Abbey Schory - 18U 
December 10 

MAY

Carly West - 18U
May 21

Cayla Seidler - 18U 
May 27 

Kendra Gerber - 18U 
May 28

JULY 

 Ellen Becker - 18U
July 18

Winning - It is about putting in the time to become the best that you can be. The Wolfpack was founded in 1999 on that predication, and since have developed a tremendous history of providing the best available fundamental instruction, quality competition and exposure for young athletes.

O rganization - The Wolfpack Organization teaches its participants the value of maintaining a positive outlook at all times, as well as encouraging consistent support for all teams that wear the Wolfpack name.

L ove - The love of the game is what seperates the average from the elite. You must be willing to sacrifice time, energy, sweat, and tears to become a great softball player and a great person. 

Fundamentals - The Wolfpack teaches each member in the Wolfpack complete drills, extensive practice sessions and compete against the best available competition in order to test their abilities.

Pride - Wearing the Wolfpack uniform has always carried a value for what it represents. Athletes are taught to learn a sense of accomplishment in learning goals, regardless of the outcome of competition.

A ttitude - Sportsmanship and gamesmanship are focal points of the Wolfpack Organization. Athletes are expected to carry themselves with a positive mental outlook and respect all participants in the game of softball. This carries to off-field activities and all team functions.

C ommittment - When you decide to become a Wolfpack member you understand the committment that you will put in to making yourself into an outstanding softball player and citizen.

K nowledge - All Wolfpack members are taught all aspects of the game of softball and the rules, as well as the techniques for dealing with other participants in the game.

WOLF PACK

WOLFPACK ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS:
The main goal of the OHIO WOLFPACK ORGANIZATION is to provide talented, dedicated fastpitch athletes with the opportunity to participate with a quality program dedicated to learning and enjoyment of the fastpitch game. All our softball teams will emphasize the development of the total person. We want our players to excel academically, spiritually, and athletically. We will never lose sight of the fact that softball is a people business and people are the most important thing in our program. The athlete must understand and believe we care for them and are working in their best interest. Dealing with the young ladies in this manner will provide us with the basis for a successful program.

The founders of this organization is Jamie Wolff and Dave Fach. The goals and those of the coaching staffs are to provide an atmosphere that promotes hard work, focus on the task at hand, and most important...FUN, allowing each young lady to reach their full potential as a softball player.


"To make your dreams come true....
You have to stay focused."
WOLFPACK EXPECTATIONS:
To participate at this level requires EXTREME commitment and dedication for the players and their parents, as well as a great amount of funding, to allow the girls to travel and play at the best tournaments around.

FRIENDSHIPS  

Friendships grow as teammates learn to depend on each other and when they achieve success. Development of proper work habits and perseverance builds mutual respect. Recognizing that teammates can be consistently counted on to give their best effort leads to trust. Loyalty is the result of going through tough times and passing the test together. Pride is the last step in forming friendship. In a few unique situations, a limited number of teams attain this special sense of pride, when their players combine the qualities of sincere enthusiasm, determination, intensity and conditioning and make a personal choice to place the needs of the team ahead of themselves. Such qualities are the foundations of true friendships. Through the leadership shown by their coaches, athletes learn to identify and exhibit those qualities both on and off the field. As a result, they will be helped in all future relationships.

• “The smallest good deed is better than the best intention” by Anonymous
• “A real friend is one who helps us to think our best thoughts, do our noblest deeds, and be our finest selves” by Unknown
  
  

TEAMWORK

Regardless of your age, the experience of being on a great team is priceless. It is something that will influence who you are for the remainder of your life. Few experiences can be as helpful in the growth of young athletes, as being part of a selfless group working toward a common goal. Great teams are made up of athletes who have given up their quest for individual glory, who have willingly and wholeheartedly accepted the character traits of a team player and who have fully committed themselves to the group effort. This is a coach’s greatest legacy. “What I spent, I had; What I kept, I lost; What I gave, I have” by Henry Ward Bucher

The Ohio Wolfpack Organization would like to announce that Hannah Fulk #4 signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball and continue her education at Bowling Green State University. 

Speaking for The Ohio Wolfpack Organization, I would like to say congratulations and we are all VERY proud of you and your accomplishments! Way to go Hannah!!! 
 
Hannah Fulk #44 - Hillsdale High School and Wolfpack, SS, has agreed to play at Bowling Green class of 2009. She is the daughter of Mr. Dan Fulk & Mrs. Tanya Fulk of Jeromesville, OH. Hannah plans to major in some type of Math/Science major at BG. So I will just say she is REALLY smart in the Math's and Science's. Hannah has a brother, Zack.  

The Ohio Wolfpack Organization would like to announce that Marissa Earl #31 has agreed to play softball and continue her education at Mount Union College next fall.

Speaking for The Ohio Wolfpack Organization, I would like to say congratulations and we are all VERY proud of you and your accomplishments! Way to go Marissa!!! 
 
Marissa Earl # 31- Massillon Washington High School and Wolfpack, OF, SS has agreed to play at Mount Union College class of 2009. She is the daughter of Mr. Dennis Earl Jr. & Mrs. Stephanie Earl of Massillon, OH. I believe Marissa plans to major in Education.    

The Ohio Wolfpack Organization would like to announce that Lauren Yelling #10 agreed to play softball and continue her education at Ashland University next fall. Speaking for The Ohio Wolfpack Organization, I would like to say congratulations and we are all VERY proud of you and your accomplishments! Way to go Lauren!!! 
 
Lauren Yelling #10 - Cloverleaf High School and Wolfpack, SS, 1st base, OF has agreed to play at Ashland University class of 2009. She is the daughter of Mr. Timothy Yelling & Mrs. Cynthia Yelling of Lodi, OH. Im not sure as to what Lauren plans to major in.   

The Ohio Wolfpack Organization would like to announce that Jen Solanics # 19 verballed to play softball and continue her education at The University of Toledo. Speaking for The Ohio Wolfpack Organization, I would like to say congratulations and we are all VERY proud of you and your accomplishments! Way to go Jen!!! 
 
Jen Solanics # 19 - Columbia Station High School and Wolfpack, Pitcher, has agreed to play at Toledo class of 2010. She is the daughter of Mr. Tom Solanics & Mrs. Alice Solanics of Columbia Station, OH. Jen plans to major in some type of Biomedical major at Toledo.