Ten things mentally tough athletes don’t do in games:
1. Make excuses
2. Complain
3. Give up
4. Get distracted
5. Lose their temper
6. Panic
7. Dwell on mistakes
8. Get complacent
9. Stay in their comfort zone
10. Play selfishly
Senior Season is a wrap:
-1st Team Class A All-NEPSAC
-First Team All ISL
-Offensive Team MVP
Thanks to all of my teammates and coaches for a great Season!
Once you become good, strive to be great. Once you become great, strive to be the best. Never settle. Always keep raising your goals until you reach your full potential!
The more motivated you are, the more you’ll train. The more you train, the more you’ll win. The more you win, the more motivated you’ll become. Keep this cycle going. Don’t let complacency stop it!
Lots of #NCAAD3 softball action taking place today! Be sure to tune in #d3sb
11am ET: WPI vs CNU
https://t.co/wE1L42JOdO
1:30pm ET: Berry vs TLU
https://t.co/YSUUGjzq4L
4pm ET: Millikin vs Salisbury
https://t.co/qqcZz4rYvm
6:30pm ET: Trine vs Eastern Conn
https://t.co/anKskwufRK
When I recruit I’m looking for kids who love the game with everything inside of them
The game asks for so much & if you aren’t willing to give it 100% of you, it feels like you HAVE to play rather than GETTING to play
Appreciating the game > obligation to the game
Softball players, want to get better?
College softball is on TV right now and the best way to learn is by studying the game. Listen, watch their body language, listen to the announcers.
Getting better doesn’t always have to be active.
You DO NOT have to play D1 to make an impact in this game. There are great athletes at every level.
I’ve played D1 schools that were awful & Junior College teams that were amazing. The game is impressive & competitive at every level.
It is all about fit NOT division.