Way to end the tournament placing 2nd! So proud of these girls and the way we battled our way back to the top. Finished the day hitting .750, going 5-for-6 with 5 singles and 1 double. OBP: .800 | OPS: 1.550 | SLG: .750. Honored to also be named Tournament MVP! So thankful for my teammates, coaches, and everyone supporting us every step of the way. Excited to keep building and getting better every tournament! 💪🥎 @NCSA_Softball@ExtraInningSB@TexasUnitedFP
Strong start to my summer season! Excited to keep competing with these girls! Went 5 for 6 at bats with a triple and 4 singles ending today with a .833 batting average, 2.000 OPS, & 1.167 SLG. Can’t wait to keep competing tomorrow! @ExtraInningSB@NCSA_Softball@TexasUnitedFP@PfISD_AD@PfISDAthletics
Honored to announce, I’ll be the Head Coach of Team Middle East at the Triple Crown International Challenge in Denver, June 2026. If you're 16U or 18U and ready to play at the next level, scan the QR code to join the interest list!
@COSparkFire@triplecrownspts@TCSFastpitch
Understanding Your College Softball Opportunities
So many high school athletes dream of “playing college ball” — but do you really know what that means? Let’s break it down 👇
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Division I
•The highest level of competition — athletes here often play year-round and travel nationally.
•Scholarships are athletic-based (up to 12 per program, split among players).
•Intense time commitment, strict NCAA rules, and limited roster spots.
•Perfect for players who thrive in high-pressure, full-time softball environments.
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Division II
•Still highly competitive but offers more balance between athletics and academics.
•Athletic scholarships available (up to 7.2 per team).
•Many programs value multi-sport athletes and late bloomers.
•Great fit if you want high-level play with a little more personal flexibility.
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Division III
•No athletic scholarships — but strong academic and merit-based financial aid.
•Focused on the student-athlete experience.
•Smaller campuses, supportive professors, and great academic opportunities.
•Perfect if you want to keep competing while preparing for your career after softball.
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NAIA
•Competes with and often beats D2-level programs.
•Scholarships are flexible (academic + athletic combined).
•Recruiting rules are more relaxed — coaches can talk to you earlier.
•Great mix of competition, community, and opportunity for growth.
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JUCO (Junior College)
•2-year schools focused on development and exposure.
•Lower cost, immediate playing time, and a chance to re-recruit to 4-year programs.
•Perfect if you’re still growing, want to boost grades, or need more reps before transferring.
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💡 The takeaway:
Every level offers real opportunities to grow, compete, and earn your degree. Don’t chase the logo — chase the right fit for you, your goals, and your future.