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Where do I look for ASA teams for our daughters?

by Greg
(Alpena)

Even though our girls have been playing softball since they were seven, we are new to the ASA scene. Last year was the first year that our girls played ASA and it wasn't the exxperience that we were hoping for so we are looking for new teams for them. Where do I look for teams for them? Being new to this scene, we weren't aware that there was an official "tryout season." Both girls pitch, the oldest in the mid fifities but determined to work all winter to hit 60 by spring. They are 14 and 12. We live in Alpena so we are rather far from most areas.

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Sep 20, 2011
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a lot of teams out there.
by: Anonymous

What state are you in? We have a travel organization that has an opening on 12 and 14 u teams for pitchers. Were out of ohio. You can contact me at 740-438-6126 joe we have a few girls on all age division that come from west virginia and Pennsylvania to play with us were in ohio.

Dec 02, 2009
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so so true
by: mother

You are so correct about the ladyhawks miller, he is terrible at understanding the importance of sticking with what athletes he chose at the beginning of the season and helping them achieve thier goals and not worrying about his self centered image. He also allows politics in his system, meaning if some parents are buddies with him or do more he takes care of those athletes better and gets them playing time regardless if they deserve it or not.

Dec 01, 2009
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by: Parent

depending on where you live, there should be some information on a eteamz website of teams in your area. The most important thing that we dealt with is finding a coach and coaches that care more about your daughters outcome and teamates outcome and wellbeing than if they win or not. Here in Western Washington we unfortunately have a lot of coaches who are selfish and think of themselves and wether or not they make it to nationals, instead of helping these young ladies get exposure to college coaches and taking the time to talk to college coaches about there players. If you live here in Western Washington stay away from the Ladyhawks miller 18 gold, the head coach is very self centered, and will not treat your daughter properly and will not work hard to help her get a scholorship, he worries more about winning and the stature of his teams name and himself and will do anything to accomplish this even at the cost and mental effect of his athletes. Even though you have paid the money and your daughter is working hard and dedicated, he will crap on her in a second if he can find or replace her with a better player even well into the season or at the end of the season.
Good luck and study those coaches carefully

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