Sports Center Top Ten … Number 4!!
Mikaela Goss had an amazing catch at the fence! She’s awesome!
She had another diving backwards catch at another point in the game.
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#2 in the NATION
B2B2B Conference Champions!!
B2B seasons on D2 RBI leaderboard
B2B Coach of Year + Pitcher of Year
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What a testament to our kids and how much they care about the people around them! Over 20 kids showed up and showed out on a single day’s notice because they CARE!
Congratulations to Ainsley Minchew for breaking Gilbert High Schools Lady Indians Softball all time record for most strike outs in a game last night! She struck out 18 total batters in Gilbert’s playoff win of 2-1 over Darlington. Great job young lady! #8thgrade@GHSIndiansSB
@IzabellaAdams9 Your social media posts can impact you for the rest of your life,and the drama that this is creating is not going to look good to college coaches, and especially not future employers. Just be careful about what you post, because you don’t want it to hurt you in the future!
@IzabellaAdams9 Even though coaches can’t talk to you yet about recruiting, that does not stop coaches for looking at things you post. Your social media presence is a big deal to coaches, because you are not only representing yourself, but more importantly, their program.
PARENTS: We want to see kids personalities and mostly that they’re INDEPENDENT. Running their social medias/sending out emails/coaching them above their actual coaches is a MAJOR issue for most coaches. Teach your athletes to be independent and prepare them for college!! (4/4)