The Pride of West Virginia: For college softball player. How do I get a shot at being a college player?
I’m a all-star short stop, and I’m looking for a college career in softball. Every year i watch every softball game that i can. Please help on tips of how i can make it to a college on a softball scholarship.
I’m in eighth grade, and i play on my future high school freshman team. I also travel across the states in tounaments.
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Answer by Bob
If you haven’t been recruited, you can tryout as a walk-on. The odds against getting a scholarship are very high, unless you’re an exceptional player.
I wasn’t a player, but I umpired college softball, JC, DII, DIII.
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Answer by PLNU BaseballPretty much, you have to be really talented, so work hard!
Also start going to showcases and stuff if they have any for softball, which I’m sure they do!
Answer by Tim BIt’s not just about being talented. It’s about also getting yourself exposure. If you are well known, this will greatly increase the chances of getting a scholarship.
You’re young, work on your game. When you get to be in high school, and start getting on varsity etc. then you should also focus on getting into contact with college coaches. Get a film together, expose yourself. Also, creating an online profile helps a ton. It gives you the ability to show a coach anywhere your stats, film, etc. in an instant. Good luck!Answer by ?
Usually if you play on the HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM college scouts aren’t going to look at you as much as they’ll look at Level A Competitive Fastpitch Softball Players who are on an elite team. If you are an all-star shortsstop than a Level A team would have no problem letting you tryout next season or during the winter season because usually in the winter they release some girls off their team and they’ll be looking for new ones. Hope that helped!!
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