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Sale Creek High School Lady Panthers


2nd Annual Softball Clinic


June 2 - 4, 2014


 


Who:  Rising 2nd-9th graders


When:  June 2-4, 2014 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. daily


Where:  Soddy Daisy Kids Club Softball Fields,


150 Depot Street, Soddy Daisy


Fee:  $65 per player


 


The 10-time state championship Sale Creek High School Coach Clifford Kirk, Sale Creek High School Coaches Chris Day and Kendra Goforth, and players from the 2014 Lady Panthers team will conduct the clinic.  The Lady Panthers finished the 2013 season with a 28-18-1 record as District 6-A Champions, Region 3-A Runner-Ups, and advancing to the Sectionals for the first time in more than 10 years.


 


This clinic is developed to stress the skills and fundamentals that are necessary to be successful at any level of fastpitch softball competition.  The skills covered will include hitting, bunting, baserunning, and fundamental and situational defensive play for infield and outfield.  There will also be time for pitchers and catchers to learn from the Lady Panther’s coaches and players.


 


Participants should dress comfortably and appropriately each day.  They should bring all necessary softball equipment:  gloves, bats, batting helmets, cleats, visors/sunglasses, workout appropriate clothes, etc.  If you do not have a bat or batting helmet, we will provide one for you.  All campers should bring tennis shoes as we will go inside if necessary.  We recommend that you label everything your daughter brings as several players will have the same equipment.  Bring a snack or lunch for the short break in the middle of the day.


 


Clinic fees include instruction and supervision during the appointed times, a camp tee shirt, and supplemental insurance.  Walk-ins are welcome the morning of the clinic, but t-shirts will not be guaranteed. 


 


Contact Coach Kendra Goforth for a registration form at Goforth_K@hcde.org or 423-582-9240. 


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