Rochester Slammers 18-U: Welcome
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SLAMMERS WIN, SLAMMERS WIN!!!!!
THE ROCHESTER SLAMMERS ARE THE
2002 10U NH-ASA STATE CHAMPIONS!!!
2003 10U NH-ASA RUNNERS UP.
2003 10U BABE RUTH DISTRICT III
2003 10U NH BABE RUTH STATE CHAMPIONS
2003 10U NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL BABE RUTH CHAMPIONS
2004 10U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS
2004 10U ASA NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2004 10U BABE RUTH NORTHERN STATE CHAMPIONS
2004 10U BABE RUTH NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2004 10U 5TH PLACE FINISH AT THE CLASS B
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2005 12U LONDONDERRY MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
2005 12U XTREME CHALLENGE CHAMPIONS
2005 12U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS
2005 12U NH BABE RUTH DISTRICT 6 CHAMPIONS
2005 12U BULLDOG II INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS
2006 12U LOWELL INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS
2006 12U SOUTHERN MAINE DIAMOND CHALLENGE CHAMPIONS
2006 12U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE RUNNER UPS
2006 12U ASA NEW ENGLAND CLASS A REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2006 12U BOW TURN II INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS
2006 12U QUALIFIED AND PLAYED IN USA/ASA CLASS A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
2007 14U SOUTHERN MAINE DIAMOND CHALLENGE CHAMPIONS
2007 14U ROCHESTER SOFTBALL SLAMMER CLASSIC RUNNER UPS
2007 14U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE RUNNER UPS
2007 14U ERIC WHITTEN MEMORIAL CHAMPIONS
2007 14U BOW TURN II INVITATIONAL RUNNER UPS
2008 14U ROCHESTER SOFTBALL SLAMMER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS
2008 14U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE RUNNER UPS
2008 14U ASA ALL AMERICAN CHAMPIONS
2008 14U ASA NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2008 14U BOW TURN TWO CHAMPIONS
2008 14U NOREASTERS CLASSIC CHAMPIONS
2008 14U PARTICIPATED IN THE ASA EASTERN NATIONAL
2009 16U ROCHESTER SOFTBALL SLAMMER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS
2009 16U NH-ASA CLASS A STATE RUNNER UPS
2009 16U NSA MASSACHUSETTS STATE CHAMPIONS
2009 16U ASA NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2009 16U MVP END OF SUMMER BASH CHAMPIONS
2009 16U PARTICIPATED IN THE ASA EASTERN NATIONAL
2010 16U ROCHESTER SOFTBALL SLAMMER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS
2010 16U NH ASA/USA CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS
2010 16U ASA EASTERN NATIONAL 9TH OUT OF 64 TEAMS
2011 18U ROCHESTER SOFTBALL SLAMMER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS
2011 18U NH ASA/USA CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONS
2011 18U ASA NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL RUNNER UPS
2011 18U INVITATIONAL BY THE BAY CHAMPIONS
GREAT JOB GIRLS.
WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!!!!!!!!!!
If you can imagine it,
You can achieve it.
If you can dream it,
you can become it.
" To win as a TEAM, you must be a TEAM "
" Leap into the unknown. It's so exciting. So what if you fall I'll pick you up.
The rest of the team will pick you up" - Sue Enquist former Head Coach UCLA
" Don't get mad - Get better!" If you don't like how you're playing
what are you doing to change it???" Just getting mad?-
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The 18U Rochester Slammers ended their season with a win at the Invitational by the Bay in Bristol Rhode Island. The Slammers went 6 and 0 to capture the Championship. They posted wins over the RI Lightning, East Bay Elite, NE Storm, Strike Zone Shock, Bergen Blazers and the RI Lightning in the Championship game.
Great season girls! You are the best!
Monday, July 11
The 18U Rochester Slammers were the runner ups in the ASA New England Regional held in Leominster Mass this past weekend.
They posted wins over the Taunton Dynamites 3 to 2, Maine State Champs Maine Tidal Wave 3 to 0, Mass State Champs Central Mass Bad Apples 6 to 5 and the Mass Galaxy Starz 7 to 2. There losses came against the Connecticut Eliminators Gold 2 to 0 and 1 to 0.
Great job girls!
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If you have any questions please feel free to call.
Paul 603-749-8250 days or 603-332-8924 evenings 603-534-1885 cell
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ROCHESTER — On Saturday, Rochester Slammers pitcher Corinne Baita threw a gem for a win over the New England Diamond Gems. On Sunday, it was more of the same, just a little less suspenseful.
Baita struck out six, walked none and scattered five hits to lead the Slammers to a 4-1 win over the Gems on Sunday, earning the Slammers the championship of the New Hampshire Amateur Softball Association girls 18U Class A fast pitch state tournament at Roger Allen Park.
A day earlier, Baita was the winning pitcher in a 1-0 decision over the same team, but that game wasn't decided until the bottom of the seventh inning.
"I didn't expect us to get up that quick, that early," Baita said about the championship final. "It took us so long last game. It was definitely a relief to have four runs after just two innings."
On Sunday, the Slammers struck for a pair of runs in the first inning and two more in the second and let Baita take it the rest of the way. The Gems got to Baita a little bit in the top of the fourth inning with three hits, but Baita got out of the inning with only one run scored.
The Slammers went 3-0 in the tournament and advanced to the regional tournament in two weeks in Leominster, Mass.
"These kids have been together for quite a few years," Slammers coach Dana Hamel said about his team. "We haven't had much time to practice this summer, but they still remember all the little things. We can make (a little) noise, and we're good to go."
It was the second game of the day for the Diamond Gems, who had to win the losers' bracket final in the morning before earning the right to face the fresh and rested Slammers in the final. Not only that, but had the Gems prevailed against the Slammers, it would have forced a winner-take-all game that would have been held immediately afterward.
"Our biggest goal is to not get down," Hamel said. "We seem to get a little nervous when someone scores a run first, there's a little bit of pressure. I think they're finally getting it. They're relaxed. We try to keep it nice and loose."
The Slammers made it easy on themselves Sunday. Unlike the day before, Rochester wasted no time getting on the board. Portsmouth High School standout Bri Keenan led off with a single, then Jenny MacArthur reached on a bunt. Mary Nelson bunted the pair into scoring position, then Spaulding star Paige Cormier doubled to shallow left field to score Keenan and MacArthur.
It was 2-0 after one. In the second inning, Ali Stanley led off with a walk, then moved to second on a single by Baita. Dover High School standout Megan Bolduc came up with a sacrifice bunt, the first of two for her on the day. Keenan, the reigning Division II player of the year, was intentionally walked to load the bases.
Then MacArthur turned a lengthy at-bat into a ground ball through the hole into left field to score Stanley and Baita. The Slammers had a relatively comfortable 4-0 lead.
"I kept fouling off balls, waiting for the one that I wanted," MacArthur said. "It finally came. It was right down the middle and I just hit it as hard as I could."
Baita continued to mow down the Gems. She retired the side in order in the first, second, fifth and sixth innings, and at one point retired 10 batters in a row and 11 out of 12. In the fourth, the Gems got three base hits up the middle to cut the lead to 4-1, but Baita retired the next three batters on a fielder's choice, a ground out and a strikeout to end the threat.
Baita also had strong defense behind her. Nelson made six putouts at third base and Keenan made five at shortstop. Neither team committed an error.
The Gems, based in Nashua, finished the tournament at 2-2 and will also advance to the regional tournament. Gems pitcher Michaela McGowan went the distance with one strikeout and a walk.
"We've faced the Slammers since they were 10 (years old)," Gems coach Jim Rines said. "It's a great rivalry."
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The 18U Rochester Slammers won the 6th annual Rochester Softball Slammer Classic this past weekend. They outscored their opponents 59 to 1.
Congratulations to all the girls!
Monday, June 6
The below Slammers have committed to their colleges,
Haley Spiers has chosen to play for the Eagles at Husson University.
Megan Bolduc has chosen to play for the Hawks at Becker College.
Mary Nelson has chosen to play for the Skyhawks at Stonehill College.
Jenny MacArthur has chosen to play for the Panthers at Plymouth State University.
Corinne Baita has chosen to play for the Cadets at Norwich University.
Brianna Keenan has chosen to play for the Jumbos at Tufts University
Paige Cormier has chosen to play for the Hawks at St. Anselm College
Ali Stanley finished her first year in college playing for the NorEasters at UNE
Congratulations and good luck to all.
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PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth's Brianna Keenan will attend Tufts University and play softball and field hockey.
She was accepted early decision. She has been a four-year starter on the Portsmouth High School softball team as leadoff hitter, outfielder and shortstop. Keenan was a co-captain her junior and seniors year, winning back-to-back Class I state championships in 2008 and 2009.
She was a first-team all-state selection and two-time first team Foster's Dream Team choice. Keenan has also played summer travel softball for the Rochester Slammers since 2006 as their shortstop and leadoff hitter. The Slammers are defending ASA 16U state champions and have won the ASA New England regional championship three of the last five years.
Keenan has played field hockey for the Clippers for four years as both a goalie and a defender. She was a second team all-state pick and a high honorable mention Foster's Dream Team pick. She plays USFH for the Cape Ann Coalition Field Hockey Club out of Byfield, Mass., having played in the National Field Hockey Festival and the National Indoor Tournament.
Brianna will be playing softball for coach Cheryl Milligan at Tufts. The softball team is consistently ranked nationally in the top 10 of Division III. She also intends to play field hockey for coach Tina McDavitt, whose program has also been consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally.
Wednesday, February 23
ROCHESTER — With her parents and coaches proudly looking on, Spaulding High School's Paige Cormier signed her letter of intent to attend Saint Anselm College Tuesday afternoon.
The Red Raiders' left-handed pitching ace will receive an 80 percent scholarship to play softball for the Hawks and coach Greg Joseph.
"It's just a really big relief to know the process is over," she said. "I feel like I can breathe now."
Before choosing St. A's, Cormier had narrowed her choices down to Southern Connecticut, St. Michael's and Saint Anselm. It was an overnight trip to the school that eventually helped seal the deal.
"I got to hang out with some girls on the team and get an idea of what living there would be like," she said. "It was a lot of fun. There's a relaxing feel about the campus I really like."
Cormier has been simply dominant for the Red Raiders over the past two seasons, recording 214 strikeouts in only 171.1 innings, and earning back-to-back first team all-state honors in Class L. Her earned run average was a paper thin 0.77 in 2009 and 0.95 last season.
"An inner drive to succeed and be the best she can be is something that sets Paige apart from others," Spaulding softball coach Sheila Colson said. "She always wants to win, and she always wants to do her best. If she doesn't, it motivates her. She's a dominant athlete in terms of physical skills, but she's also very determined."
Along with her parents, Cormier credited Colson and longtime pitching/summer coach Dana Hamel for helping her reach this point.
"Coach Hamel's taught me so much over the years," Cormier said. "He kind of took me under his wing when I was younger, and that really prepared me for high school."
Cormier began working with Hamel when she was just eight years old.
"I was with my daughter at Roger Allen Park, and Paige expressed an interest in learning how to pitch," Hamel said. "We started working together a couple nights a week, and now, 10 years later, we're still working together. It's been a lot of fun — she's a great kid."
Hamel coaches the Rochester Slammers U16 team. Cormier has played for the Slammers since she was eight, including a number of state and regional championship teams.
"Paige loves being on the mound in big situations," he said. "She loves challenges and she loves competition. I'm not surprised she's going to be playing at the Division II level. She works hard and she's very dedicated."
With improved strength and conditioning, Hamel believes Cormier will thrive at the next level. Cormier also feels she'll be successful at Saint A's, but knows plenty of challenges await.
"The competition in Division II is very good," Cormier said. "The players are talented all through the lineup, and I'm going to have to deal with certain things I've never dealt with before. It's going to be a challenge, but I'm looking forward to it. I'll have to step up my game up."
Cormier is also looking forward to the her senior season with the Red Raiders. She's currently working on two new pitches — a dropball and a screwball — and hopes to add them to her repertoire (fastball, change-up, curveball, rise) this spring.
"I really think we can make it to the final four this year," Cormier said. "We've had disappointing finishes the past two years, so hopefully we can learn from that and take another step this season."
"It's hard not to love (softball) once you start playing," she said. "Your teammates become like family and everyone works toward the same goal. It's nice to be part of something bigger than yourself."
Tuesday, August 10
The Slammers traveled to York PA last week to play in the ASA Eastern National. They ended the tournament with a 5 and 2 record. Finishing 9th out of 64 teams entered.
We posted consecutive wins over the Pittsburgh Power 3 to 1, Ohio Jaguars 8 to 4, Renegades 7 to 1, Pittsburgh Predators 9 to 1 , Ohio Cyclones 4 to 3.
Their first blemish was to the eventual winners of the tournament. A 2 to 0 loss to the Tigerlillies. The final loss was to the Pittsburgh Power 8 to 0.
We are all very proud of the teams performance.
Great job girls!
Monday, August 2
The Slammers participated in the 18U Lowell Invitational this past weekend.
They opened with a 3 to 1 loss over the Central Mass Bad Apples and a 7 to 5 loss over the Firecracker Fury. They rebounded with a 12 to 0 win over the Blackstone Valley Blazers.
Single elimination on Sunday would see the Slammers having to face the Bad Apples again. The outcome would be the same. A 5 to 2 loss.
Monday, July 26
The Slammers continued competing with the top 18U teams in the area this past weekend. They traveled to Laconia NH to participate in the NorEaster Classic.
In Saturday's pool play action they tied the Vermont Rockets 4 to 4. The Rockets eventually were the runners up in the tournament. They posted a 7 to 3 win over the NH Comets and lossed to the Frozen Ropes white team 4 to 0. The Frozen rope team would eventually win the tournament.
In single elimination play on Sunday the Slammers would beat the Frozen Rope blue team 4 to 3. They then had to face the Frozen Rope white team again. They lost this game 1 to 0.
Great job girls!
Sunday, July 18
The Rochester Slammers participated in the 18U All American Showcase this past weekend. The 54 team tournament was held in Lowell Mass.
In pool play the Slammers posted a 2 to 1 win over Upper Deck Fury, 2 to 0 win over Fire n Ice Gold, 5 to 0 win over the Adirondack Angels, 4 to 2 win over the Charlton Wildfire and a 2 to 2 tie with the Northeast Hurricanes.
Going into Sunday as the 6 seed in the 54 team tourney the Slammers would lose a tough battle with the Fire n Ice Gold 5 to 4.
Great job girls!
Monday, July 12
The Rochester Slammers participated in the ASA NE Regional and ended up tied for 5th in the 27 team field.
They posted wins over the Mass Titans 9 to 2, Somerset Wildcats 7 to 0, Firebirds Elite 5 to 4and the Coastal Mainiacs 11 to 1. The two losses were against the Strike Zone Shock 4 to 3 and 3 to 0.
Nice job girls!
Sunday, July 4
The Rochester Slammers participated in the 18U Stars and Stripes College Showcase this past weekend.
The Slammers came away with wins against the RI Xtreme 7 to 2, Breezy Angels Select 9 to 0 and Apponaug Pride Gold 6 to 0. They tied the Charlton Wildfire 2 to 2 and lost to the Taunton Dynamites 2 to 1.
This was a very good showing for the team as it played in it's first 18U tourney.
Great job girls!
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Congratulations girls you are the 2010 ASA/USA 16U State Champions!
The Slammers went undefeated at the State tourney posting wins over the Keene Crickets 6 to 0, NH Gators 1 to 0, NH Comets 10 to 0 and twice over the Northeast Hurricanes 12 to 4 and 2 to 0.
Great job girls!
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Congratulations to the Rochester Slammers for winning the 2010 Rochester Softball Slammer Classic. The girls went undefeated through the tournament.
They posted pool play wins over the Rochester Rampage 8 to 0, NH Northern Lights 12 to 0, NE Hornets 8 to 0.
In single elimination they posted wins over the Barrington All Stars 8 to 0,
Sanford Starz 10 to 2 and the NorEasters 10 to 2
Tuesday, June 15
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The Rochester Slammers attended the ASA Eastern National in Salisbury Maryland last week. There were 64 teams entered into the tourney.
We posted wins over the Midway Orange Crush 5 to 2, and the Maddogs 8 to 0.
Our three losses were to the New Era Diamond Girls Gold 7 to 1 (5th place finish), Renegades Gold 4 to 0 (16th place finish ) and 4 to 2 PA Extreme ( 12th place finish ).
Nice job girls!
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The Slammers brought home another Championship this past weekend.
We participated in the MVP End of Summer bash in Manchester NH.
Rochester posted wins over the Eastern Shore Golddiggers, Vermont Storm, NH Hammerheads, Hudson Heat Fire and the Adirondack Angels.
Great job girls!
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The Slammers won the 2009 ASA New England Regional Championship held in Lewiston Maine this past weekend.
They posted wins over the Capitol Mainiacs, NH Freeze, AB Lightning and twice over the Connecticut Eliminators.
Great job girls!
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The Rochester Slammers are the NSA Massachusetts State Champions!
The Slammers went undefeated in the tourney with wins over the Hudson Heat Gold, Lady Rebels and twice over the EMass Panthers.
Congratulations Girls great job!
Monday, June 29
The Slammers participated in the Polar Crush College Showcase this past weekend. They went 4 and 1 in their division.
The opening game vs the Connecticut Charmers was a 1 to 0 loss in 9 innings.
They then posted wins over the Frozen Ropes 9 to 1 (mercy rule), NH Freeze 2 to 0, NE Phoenix 1 to 0 ( rain shortened) and NH Comets 1 to 0.
Great job girls!
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The Rochester Slammers 16U team battled thru the weather and the losers bracket to come away with a hard fought NH-ASA State runner up trophy.
Opening the tournament Friday evening. The Slammers defeated the Nashua Nightmare Purple team 9 to 0. Saturday morning they defeated the Northeast Hurricanes 2 to 1. Saturday evening the Slammers would fall to the Hudson Heat Gold 2 to 1 in nine innings. Now into Sunday and the losers bracket. The Slammers would post wins over the NH Lightning 4 to 2 in nine innings, an 8 to 0 win over the NH Hammerheads and a come from behind 4 to 2 win over the New England Hornets. On to the Championship game the Slammers would give the talented Hudson team a game until the 5th inning when Hudson broke it open winning 5 to 2.
Congratulations to our Slammer girls for working hard and capturing the runner up trophy. Also congratulations to the Hudson Heat Gold for winning the NH-ASA State Championship.
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The Slammers opened the 2009 season with a championship win at the Rochester Softball Slammer Classic. The tournament was rained out on Sunday and the Slammers were awarded 1st place based on the pool play results.
We posted pool play wins of 7 to 0 over the Rochester Rampage, 4 to 0 over the Mass Galaxy and 5 to 0 over the NH Fever.
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For every bump
For every bruise
For the desire to win
For refusing to lose
For the feeling you feel
When the job is well done
For the tears that are cried
When the game is not won
For getting knocked down
And getting back on your feet
For the drive to be better
For rejecting defeat
For the "impossible" goals
For achieving a dream
For beating the odds
And being part of a team
For the blood, sweat, and tears
And the hardwork every day
For the love of the game
That's why you play.
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Thursday, October 11
10. Offering to let the other team call the toss.
09. Players or coaches that applaud nice plays by players on the other team.
08. Teams that leave their dugout cleaner for the next team than they found it.
07. Coaches that say good call to an umpire on a close call that went against them.
06. Catchers that go out of their way to pick a bat up for the girl that just fouled it off.
05. Coaches/players or parents that go up to a tournament director that say good things about umpires especially after a loss.
04. Players that offer their time to help coach or work with a younger team or player.
03. Players that sprint as fast as they can on a routine pop-up. (Instead of feeling sorry for themselves and pouting as they jog half speed to first)
02. Players and coaches that are willing to take the blame when something goes wrong instead of always having to point fingers.
01. Players that cheer for their teammates when they are role or bench players. (These kids will be successful in life!) It is hard to not feel sorry for yourself but from what I have seen the kids that handle this well will be WINNERS!
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Check out our photo albums for 2007!
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Nikki
Brianna
Mary
Katie
Paige
Maria
Haley
Amanda
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One day the devil called up St. Peter and challenged him to a softball game.
"Okay," St. Peter said, "But you know we have all the great players up here in Heaven."
"You'll lose anyway," the devil said.
"Don't be foolish," St. Peter replied. "We're sure to win. Why we have Lisa Fernandez, Cat Osterman, Jennie Finch, Michelle Smith, Stacy Nuveman and Dot Richardson.
"I know," the devil interrupted, "But we have all the umpires!"
Thursday, April 26
Check out these fitness calculators!
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Mistakes that will cost your team the game
1. Getting picked off a base.
2. Not sliding.
3. Not knowing how many outs there are.
4. Missing a signal.
5. Not advancing the runner.
6. Throwing to the wrong base or behind the advancing runner.
7. Not throwing to the cutoff from the outfield.
8. Not backing up the play.
9. Not being able to get a sacrifice down.
10. Not calling for a fly ball or popup.
11. Taking a called third strike. ( THE WORST ONE )
12. Not getting the sure out.
13. Not hustling all the time.
14. Fooling around.
15. Not taking it seriously, when everyone else on your team does.
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I used to have a regular life. (Actually, many of my friends say that sentence should say, "I used to have a life", period.)
It doesn't really seem that long ago. Then I became a Travelball parent.
I used to think anything over $40 was an exorbitant price for a Softball bat. Now the contents of my Daughter's equipment bag are worth more than everything else in the house -- including clothes, jewelry, watches, and my laptop computer.
I used to be one of the leaders in my field of work. I still am. (You have to keep a good paycheck coming in if you want to support a travelball habit!)
I used to think a double-header was a long day at the ball field. Now after two games we're just getting warmed up.
I used to look for little restaurants that served seafood fresh off the boat. Now I'm a connoisseur of nachos and hot dogs and my kids rate a city by the quality of a tournaments snack bar!
Sunflower seeds used to be something I would see at a store and wonder who would eat those things? Now I don't feel comfortable leaving the house with out a bag in my pocket.
My lawn used to be like a carpet. It was green, mowed, trimmed, fertilized, and watered. Now I have two big bare spots fifty feet apart and dents in my garage door from fastballs that got away!
My car used to draw admiring looks and comments. It was clean and waxed and shined and Armor-All'd. Now it only draws attention when it wins the "dirtiest car in the parking lot" prize.
I used to have a garage, now I have an indoor batting area.
My friends and I used to spend Monday mornings talking about a round of golf or movie we had just seen. Now I bore them to death with detailed play-by-play descriptions of five or six low-scoring ball games.
We used to sit and talk for hours. We still do-- however, now it's to keep the driver awake when we're headed home late Sunday evening after a tournament.
My summer casual wardrobe used to be made up of color-coordinated polo shirts, cool cottons in bright colors, and the occasional "aloha" shirt. Now I have a closet full of T-shirts that have Tournament Names on the front and competing teams on the back.
We used to spend our summer vacation relaxing on the beach or visiting family. Now we hit the road with 20 of our closest friends in a caravan that could rival some small town parades.
I used to be concerned that I would fall into the trap of living my life through my kid. Now I know that I'm privileged to live my life WITH my kid!!!
Yes, I'm a Travel Ball Parent, what could be better!
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Here you go girls. Start practicing. It won't be long before you're on the road.
Click the link and give it a try.
Friday, August 3
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