Susan Giguere asked:

HOW CAN I FIND A SOFTBALL FIELD DIAGRAM

Amber’s answer:

hksportsfields.com

Coach Sledge asked:

Does any organization want to have their team appear on CSPN Sports radio ?

Amber’s answer:

YEs deffinentely!

Kevin Angel asked:

What is the best way to have a batting practice and still keep the other players occupied and productive?

Amber’s answer:

Well i dont know how many girls you have on your team but my team has 18. We scrimmage, and we work on our plays. That way no one is standing, because girls are either running bases, fielding or hitting. There may be just one girl standing because she ... Continue reading »

Eloise Rorke asked:

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Amber’s answer:

Well i just got the new 2010 Anderson Techzilla. It is an awesome bat. It is exactly $300 but its worth the money. Heres a site to tell you about it. andersonbat.com.
I have had the anderson bats for about 7 years and they work wonders. Im also a .536... Continue reading »

Amber Sawyer asked:

I just got a new bat the techzilla anderson. But i went 2 ounces heavier to a 34-27 is that too big?

Amber’s answer:

I am 17 and im 5''5

Debra And Bryan Burke asked:

My daughter got pegged with the ball last season and now she ducks whenever it comes toward her! How do we re-train her not to be afraid?

Amber’s answer:

You can buy her a face mask.

Lesley Wilkinson asked:

whats the best way to practice a JV and varsity softball team that share the same fiels and practice at the same time

Amber’s answer:

You could mix the jv and the varsity teams up and scrimmage that way you can work on basics. Maybe have girls start on the bases first and work on plays.

Nancy Harrington asked:

Is there a way to get looked at by colleges other than playing in school?

Amber’s answer:

You could email the coaches that you want to be seen by. There is this site also where coaches will come and look at you. berecruited.com it helps a lot!

Coach Sledge asked:

What should the rightfielder do when the ball is hit to third base?

Amber’s answer:

Back up first base.

David Routledge asked:

What is the best way to get the girls on my team to throw for more distance and with more accuracy? I coach girls ages 9-10.

Amber’s answer:

We have this thing we do which is called four corners . This is how you do it. Its very helpful and a little tiring. Start with a square with one corner at home, another approx 15 feet up the 3rd base line, another 15 feet towards 2nd, another 15 feet ... Continue reading »