🚨OBCA⚾️Record Book UPDATE
Added KIEFER #OKPreps TC Cantrell to the record book for his 21-strikeout and no-hit performance on March 18, 2026 against Roland
Here’s to a new journey! With 2 years of eligibility remaining, I have decided to enter the transfer portal. Thank you Kansas for this chapter of my life!
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Getting MVP from a program that has given me so much is a blessing! I am so proud to be part of this team and looking forward to my senior season! #ladytrojanpride@TXGloryNEOK
Hi everyone, my name is Ausha Moore I am a Division One softball player at Wichita State University. Starting June 1st, I will be giving lessons in the Wichita area.
I am also open to doing defensive lessons with the same pricing. My preferred age range is 10- high school.
🎥: The moment✨➡️the feeling🏆
@GoShockersSB just won a share of the @American_Conf regular season title and secured the double-bye in the tournament. All while doing it in front of their home crowd.⤵️ @KWCH12
I had a conversation with a Power 4 college coach who’s been doing this for 25+ years.
We were talking about the mentality of high school players during the recruiting process.
Here’s what he told me:
“What these kids don’t realize is…
I don’t care how many followers you have.
I don’t care how many home runs you hit in travel ball.
I don’t care how many offers you have.
I don’t care about your ranking.
I don’t care how hard you can hit a ball.
I don’t care about your metrics.
The only thing I care about is this:
Are you going to produce in between those white lines when we play this season?”
Then he said something else that hit:
“They’ve been so protected that the first time they fail, they quit… or they transfer.”
And here’s the part that matters.
The biggest development mistake I see?
Players don’t plan for failure.
They plan for success.
They visualize success.
They expect success.
But they don’t prepare for 0-4.
They don’t prepare for getting booed.
They don’t prepare for sitting the bench.
They don’t prepare for struggling for 3 weeks.
So when it happens — and it will — they panic.
Instead of executing a pre-made plan, they try to create one while emotional.
That never works.
Failure is coming.
The question is:
Did you already decide how you’re going to handle it?