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Softball season is exciting, but let's be honest—it can also be exhausting. Between practices, games, tournaments, school, workouts, travel, and trying to have a life outside of softball, it's easy to put yourself last. A softball player's routine isn't just about hitting, throwing, and running. Feeling your best also means taking care of your body, managing stress, getting enough rest, and creating little routines that help you reset. Here are some simple ways softball gi

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August has a funny way of sneaking up on you. One minute you’re wrapping up summer tournaments, and the next you’re looking at a new school year, fall ball, showcases, recruiting emails, and a calendar that somehow already feels packed. For softball players who are thinking about playing in college, August is actually a great time to reset and get organized. What you do need is a plan a softball recruiting checklist.....

You’ve got the glove. You’ve got the cleats. You’ve got your practice gear, uniforms, travel bag, and probably a packing list that seems to get longer every time you look at it. Now comes one of the most exciting parts of heading to college: making your new school feel like home. And if you're a softball girl heading to Georgia Tech, the University of Alabama, the University of Georgia, Arizona State University, or Louisiana State University, we found some officially licen

If your daughter plays softball, you already know that the gear list can get long—and expensive—very quickly. Glove. Bat. Cleats. Helmet. Batting gloves. Bag. Sliding shorts. And somehow there always seems to be one more thing she suddenly needs before the next tournament. But does she really need all of it? The good news is that you don't have to buy every piece of softball gear on day one.....

If you’re a softball player with college aspirations, you’ve likely heard something about the NCAA’s new “five-year eligibility” rule. And yeah-it is kind of a big deal. Effective with the 2026-27 academic year, the NCAA will begin moving Division I and Division II athletes toward a more streamlined, age-based system for eligibility. No more keeping track of seasons played, redshirts, eligibility clocks or all of those different rules and exceptions-the system will focus on