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I just don't understand, if you can help me, please do. Why is it some coaches think just because a girl is a Senior, they should be the 'leader' of the team. Am I crazy or is there more to being a leader than the fact you are a Senior. Knowing the game, being a team player, supporting the underclassmen, taking control - to me those should be some of the qualities. Whether you are a Junior, Sophomore, or even a Freshmen, if you have the 'whole' deal, you are just as important. Alot of coaches want the girls to 'jell'. But some have the mindset the older girls are just better, and that is not always the case. If the JV team plays, shouldn't the older girls not be on the fence in the dugout cheering for them just as hard and not be in the dugout with cell phones and playing around. Isn't that what being a true 'team' is all about? Not favoring the players differently just because they are older. Don't misunderstand, some of you may say I am just mad parent, that's not the case. My daugther is starting. It's just an observation. What do you guys think?

After reading C's Dad's post, have you guys seen any good Freshmen pitchers during all of the playdays and scrimmages going on? Loved the post by C's Dad, by the way.

Spring Hill should have a good team. They have several travel ball players. Any idea who pitches for them? Bree Thurman (freshman) is on their team and she is tough. She has great stick, speed and can play anywhere.

Lintz did not graduate last year. At least that's what I was told.