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Rock Gold VA

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The coaches and players of Rock Gold VA are thrilled to bring Rick Waye’s rich tradition of excellence to Virginia travel softball.

Our Virginia-based teams pride themselves in competing to be the best we can be, teaching and playing softball the right way, preparing athletes to be successful both on and off the field, and growing a TEAM>ME mindset.

From our beginning in the fall of 2015 our Virginia travel softball founders in Northern VA, Ryan Buchanan and Shane Sherlund, set off on a mission to create opportunities through sport for the young ladies in our game who had high goals and the desire to put the work in to achieve them. History has proven them successful in that effort.

We believe that the young ladies in our program are valued as people first, and then as students and athletes.

To date, our program has already helped over 60 young women to commit to collegiate softball programs in their continuing efforts to advance their academic and athletic endeavors. We are very proud to say that we have a proven track record of helping so many athletes land in outstanding college programs that include continued softball opportunities.

Rock Gold VA has multiple teams across various ages and is always available to discuss any potential interest on the part of those who love the game and want to be successful at the next level.

Our Collegiate Players and Commits

Class of 2025.

• Bri Lencz – George Mason University
• Sydney Zeigler – Lebanon Valley College

Class of 2024

• Lily Barry – Gardner-Webb University
• Maya Bell – Sweet Briar College
• Kaitlyn Fado – Bowdoin College
• Audrey Higgins – Davis & Elkins
• Abby Kim – Muhlenberg College
• Bella Noble – Florida SouthWestern
• Abby Rebhan – Amherst College
• Avery Spinello – UMass Lowell
• Madison Sobota – George Mason University
• Reagan Troy – Virginia Tech
• Sadie Willis – Susquehanna University

Class of 2023

• Emma DeBoer – Central Michigan University
• Camryn DiGiacomo – Presbyterian College
• Ava Fleming – University of Maryland Eastern Shore
• Riley Frickleton – University of Rhode Island
• Abby Greenwood – Wofford College
• Sara Rollins – Coastal Carolina
• Dara “DJ” Sharpe – George Mason University
• Grayson Snead – Furman University
• Gabby Sultan – Hofstra
• Katrina Swan – Christopher Newport University
• Kylie Wilkerson – George Mason University
• Taylor Williams – Mount St. Mary’s University

Class of 2022

• Sophia Bianco – Babson College
• Megan Coyle – Lafayette College
• Samantha Derickson – East Stroudsburg
• Elle Ehrlich – Brandeis
• Sydnee Flores – Shenandoah University
• Courtney Harrison – Princeton
• Marisa Powell – Lafayette College
• Olivia Stinchcomb – Siena College to Catholic University
• Taylor Suchy – East Tennessee State University
• Mackenzie Swanson – Virginia Wesleyan University

Class of 2021

• Dylan Delaney – Ithaca College
• Sophie Futchko – Macalester College
• Catie Hopkins – Virginia Tech
• Elena Horn – Bucknell University
• Carrie Jacoby – Salisbury University
• Emily Osteguin – North Carolina Wesleyan
• Grace Paredes – Seton Hill University
• Toni Ruley – Catholic University

Class of 2020

• Leslie Berg – Emory
• Rachel Cocolis – Emory
• Calla Cooksey – Glenville State to Bluefield State College
• Mia Haynes – Southern Illinois University Edwardsville to Stony Brook University
• Maija Louko – Virginia Tech
• Grace Newell – University of North Carolina at Charlotte to JMU
• Sydney Russell – Worcester Polytechnic Institute
• Abby Schaub – George Washington
• Hailey Wich – Glenville State College

Class of 2019

• Erica Brasher – Lafayette College
• Lyndsay Flippin – St. Bonaventure
• Kaitlyn Osworth – Catawba College
• Natalie Robinson – Randolph-Macon College
• Sam Welch – University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Class of 2018

• Sydney Griggs – East Carolina University
• Sara Holland – University at Buffalo
• Hannah Johnson – Shippensburg University
• Madison Kelley – Richard Bland
• Cayla Sweazie – Morgan State

Class of 2017

• Amelia Ely – University at Albany to George Mason University
• Maryann Hollen – Shenandoah University
• Alyssa Lavine – Howard University
• Sarah Ramsbottom – Presbyterian College
• Emily Sawin – Eckerd College

Class of 2016

• Micaela Cummings – Delaware State
• Marisa DeFranco – Emerson College
• Julia DeSalvo – University of Charleston
• Jenna Gordon – Roanoke College to Washington College
• McKenna Holtz – St. Bonaventure
• Audreya Metz – Duke

Announcements

Victory Senators Gold – Ward/Yow is joining @ROCKGOLDVA as an additional 16U team in our Rock Gold VA organization, beginning fall 2022 season. Tryouts will be at the end of July. #TogetherWeROCK Website: https://t.co/WQCssnkw3l Email: [email protected] pic.twitter.com/RKKgvdjQVC — ROCK GOLD VA ORG (@ROCKGOLDVA) July 5, 2022

pic.twitter.com/Ol9MZj2lXV — ROCK GOLD VA ORG (@ROCKGOLDVA) March 15, 2022

Virginia Thunderbolts 2026

Head Coach: Jessica Cassedy

We are the Virginia franchise of the Birmingham Thunderbolts.

Learn more about our travel softball organization, our goals, and what it takes to be a Thunderbolt!

About Virginia Thunderbolts 2026

In 2022, Coach Jessica Cassedy reached a franchise club agreement with the national powerhouse organization, the Birmingham Thunderbolts. 

Our team is comprised of 2026 and 2027 graduation year student athletes who not only play the game, but know the game. We teach the fundamentals of softball, accountability, teamwork, and the importance of good work ethic. These skills are essential for success on and off the field. Our philosophy is to develop both the skill and character of our players as we prepare them for their future success in softball. 

After several successful seasons, from 2019-2021, under the Virginia Stars baseball organization, this core group of student athletes will help bring in a new era of softball to the Northern Virginia and DC Metro region.

Since 2005, Richard Shea and his organizational team have put together a fantastic, like-minded, and softball focused organization which has produced numerous national championships and college commitments. As a measure of the organization's success, no less than 39 players competing at the 2021 NCAA D1 College World Series were program alum. 

Our partnership provides unmatched national recruiting support, premium placement in events and showcases, softball focused organizational leadership, and the ability of our athletes to play with and be developed by the best.

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Local commuting area.

(Estimated 60 minute drive time to our outdoor practice venue)

From Frederick to Fredericksburg and Winchester to Waldorf, Bolts practice may be closer than you think. Our practice facilities are centrally located in the Northern Virginia and DC Metro area.

Training Partners

7410 Merritt Park Drive #110  Manassas, VA 20109

We are proud to partner with SixFour3 for our indoor and winter training. SF3 is a premier, members-only, self-service training facility with anytime access... designed exclusively for girls fastpitch softball.

GMU Freedom Center

9100 Freedom Center Blvd. Manassas, VA 20110

Located on the Prince William campus of George Mason University, Freedom Center provides our team weekly private instruction focusing on sport specific strength, flexibility, and injury prevention. Freedom Center is a 110,000 square foot athletic training facility featuring two pools; whirlpool; locker rooms; a full gym; cardio, aerobic and strength studios.

Welcome to the Home of VA ROGUE: Herndon & Reston in Northern Virginia

Welcome to the home of Virginia ROGUE! A staple of the Herndon Reston community, we are affiliated with the recreational Herndon Reston Youth Softball program.

Our growing program is athlete-first, team committed, and a great opportunity for players to enjoy the full experience of competitive travel softball. Players and their families join us from across the Northern Virginia area including Arlington, Great Falls, Fairfax, South Riding, Brambleton, Sterling, and Ashburn.

Our homegrown players from HRYS feed two nationally recognized high school softball programs, South Lakes and Herndon. We compete in both regional and national fastpitch tournaments year round.

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Leesburg's Premier Travel Softball Program!

Announcing Revolution Tryouts 

Revolution 10U will be holding open practices in December to fill a couple of open spots !

New Revolution 16U is forming and holding tryouts in December!

Visit the tryout page for more info!

The New Revolution  

Rising Players  

Open and B-Level  

Premier A-Level  

Showcase and college focus  .

Love the Journey 

The outcome, welcome to revolution .

We are Northern Virginia travel organization based out of Leesburg and are an extension of the Leesburg Girls Softball League (LGSL). The Revolution Program draws players from all over Northern Virginia, WV, MD, and Washington, D.C.

Our teams play a mixed schedule of ASA, Softball Nation, Pony, USSSA, USSSA Elite, WFC, PGF, Triple Crown, and NSA tournaments. Our travel teams compete locally and regionally, with a goal to advance to the National Championships.  Click here to view some of our accomplishments !

At Revolution, we’re all about embracing challenge while having fun. Our experienced coaches train our players to reach their highest potential, and to always have a great time, whether it’s at training or during competition.  

If you are interested in learning more about Revolution, please contact the Director of Travel.

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Our Mission

Loudoun Inferno is a girl's fastpitch travel softball organization in the Northern Virginia area.  We offer competitive travel team play for girls from ages 8 to 18.  Loudoun Inferno travel teams provide players focused training and participate in travel-level doubleheaders and sanctioned tournaments (local and regional).  Loudoun Inferno's mission is to improve the softball skills of each travel player, preparing them for their next level of play, while instilling a love of the game.

Our goal is to provide a positive and competitive softball experience.  While it is our goal to win, it is not our goal to win at all costs. We want to help our girls develop as players and more importantly as individuals. Our Board and coaching staffs believe in developing a girl’s character through hard work, respect for others, commitment, and teamwork.  Our desire is not only to help our girls find success in softball, but also find success in life as they grow in their confidence and character and work toward being productive members of their communities.  Creating an environment where our girls can be sound fundamentally, develop lifelong friendships, and have lots of fun will make our players winners on and off the field.

What People are saying about Inferno

"Our daughter has played with Inferno for three years.  The coaches in this organization see the player and the girl, and want both to succeed on and off the field.  Inferno coaches and families understand that winning is a great goal, but playing the game with dignity and respect is more important.  We are proud to be a part of the Inferno family!"

Glory Fastpitch Travel Softball

Glory Fastpitch Softball is an elite travel organization based out of Northern Virginia.

  For more information about this dynamic and team-oriented organization, please contact Suzy at [email protected]

 We are always looking for quality coaches as well.

Check out our website!

http://www.gloryfastpitch.org

PROVEN RESULTS IN A TEAM FIRST FAMILY ATMOSPHERE!

Based in Northern VA, the Virginia Glory strives to play at the highest level of  Alliance, PGF, ASA and college exposure tournaments.  The Glory is home to the most committed and self-motivated players. Girls who have a pure passion for the game, who dream of playing at the collegiate level and who are fiercely competitive.  We welcome the challenge of shaping you into the best player and teammate you can be and it is our honor and privilege to teach and coach each and every girl who makes the Glory her softball home.

  If it needs to be all about you, we would not be the organization for you.

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• Tournaments

The Stingrays open tryouts for the 2024-2025 season are listed below.

We are especially excited for the upcoming tryouts. The Stingrays will be starting our 31st season. 

Tryouts will start in late july and run through the first week of august..

Coaching teams, assignments and tryout dates are being added often so please check back for the latest and greatest.

2024-25 Coaches

Michelle Crabill [email protected] Brittany Armbright

Michelle Crabill [email protected] Amanda Burstein [email protected]

Ryan Donovan [email protected]

14u is still looking for a catcher.

Matt Klaric [email protected]

Mark Crabill [email protected]

Additional Information

Players should drink, drink, and drink water before, during and after the tryout days. Players should start drinking before tryout days to hydrate their bodies properly. Coaches will monitor the players consumption of water to insure they are drinking. It is a good idea to have Gatorade-like drinks to drink after the tryout so that they may replenish the minerals and vitamins lost via sweat.

Hydration is going to be critical not only for your health but it effects your performance on the field. If you wait until warm up time to start drinking you are 24 hours behind and it’s almost impossible to catch up with this kind of heat.

It is very important that you start hydrating today. Drink plenty of water as well as Gatorade or your favorite sports drink, stay away from soda, tea and other drinks that have caffeine.

Pedialyte is a very good product and has a ton of minerals and electrolytes (and it comes in several delicious flavors).

What to bring — All softball equipment, including glove, bat, helmet and cleats. Catchers should bring all their gear. If you wear a facemask you should bring it.

What to wear — Players should wear normal practice attire and gear including cleats. We recommend that the girls wear pants and not shorts. They may be asked to slide.

Come Early & Be Prepared — Players should arrive early to register and be ready to start 10-15 before tryout start time.

Pitchers — Be prepared to pitch at the tryouts. Let the coaches know the types of pitches you throw.

Catchers — Bring your catchers gear. You may be asked to catch for the pitchers during tryouts.

Top 10 Tips for Players at Tryouts

• Dress like a ball player – Wear softball pants; not shorts. Wear a shirt with your last name on it; not a nickname. If you don't have a shirt with your name, wear something bright and/or as unique as possible. Please wear cleats; not tennis shoes.
• Smile – Act like there's no place in the world you would rather be.
• Talk – Talk with the coaches, other players, on the field and encourage those around you. Look everybody you talk with in the eyes and be a good listener as well.
• Hustle – Whether running onto the field, getting ready to hit or going through drills, hustle and give 100% (with a smile and while talking).
• Leader – Be up front and center. Don't stand in the back or be the last player in the group to go through your drills/stations.
• Take risks – Tryouts are not a place to play it safe. Dive, layout for balls, make off-balanced and hurried throws if you must, swing hard; no wimpy swings. Go big or go home!
• Be self-sufficient – Have everything you might need in your bag. Stay away from your parents. Don't talk with or even look at your parents during tryouts. They're being evaluated too and coaches do not want helicopter parents or parent coaches.
• Look good failing – When you make an error, strikeout or mental mistake, forget about it immediately. Do not have a pity party. Build a bridge and get over it. Laugh it off if you must. And no matter what, do not have a pity party. Some of the most impressive things I've ever seen have been the effort that some players made while failing.
• Ask Questions – If there is something you are unsure of or need clarification on, ask. Do not be quiet and/or shy.
• Have fun! – Let there be no doubt to all those watching that you're having fun playing a game you love, regardless of the outcome! Breathe, relax and be confident. Know that you're giving it your best effort.
• Here is a bonus – Always thank the Coaches and evaluating staff for their time and let them know you will be anticipating a follow-up good or bad.

— Rob Rea - Original Virginia Travel Softball Teams

Just play. Have fun. Enjoy the game. —Michael Jordan

2018-19 Tryouts

The Stingrays will be holding tryouts the last week of July and the first week of August. Keep checking the site for updates.

Tryout field locations and information »

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The Stingrays softball program is a premier fastpitch organization located in the Northern Virginia area with long history of success.

• VA Stingrays is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. None of our coaches, administrators, staff, or the commissioner receive money for their time or services, nor are uniform prices, equipment, gym, practice fees or hotel rooms marked up to produce a profit for anyone in the organization. All monies go towards the programs for the benefit of the players.

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Meet the Arlington Sage

Arlington Sage is a competitive tournament/travel fastpitch softball program affiliated with the Arlington Girls Softball Association (AGSA).

We provide an opportunity for talented young ladies in Northern Virginia to reach their softball and athletic potential in a competitive and supportive environment through advanced skills development and high level playing opportunities. We are looking for athletes who want to achieve and maintain a high level of play at their age level in girls fastpitch softball.

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VGSL's Vienna Stars

Every spring during Father’s Day weekend, all House/Recreational leagues who participate in the interleague games using the agreed-upon rules send their best players to participate in the Northern Virginia Fastpitch All-Star Tournament.  

The Vienna Stars softball program began as VGSL’s House All-Star team, but developed over the years into a premier travel fastpitch organization in the Northern Virginia area that enjoyed a long history of success.  The Vienna Stars program was founded by and was operated under the guidance of the Vienna Girls Softball League, and has included teams in all age groups from 10U to the 23U level.  Starting in 2019, the Vienna Stars returned to its roots and is again the VGSL House All-Star team. Girls from 8U through 18U are honored to represent their house teams as the best of their league, and wear the logo of Vienna Stars with pride!

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Sports Equipment Donation Day

Declutter your basement or empty out your garage of unwanted sports equipment. Donate balls from any sport. Softballs, baseballs, tennis balls, ping-pong balls and so on.  Find a happy home for bats, hockey sticks, tennis rackets, golf clubs, and more.

Mark your calendar. On July 22, there will be drop-off points at Braddock, Nottoway, and Wakefield parks. Watch your e-mail and this space for additional details.

All donated equipment will be picked up by  Leveling The Playing Field  and distributed  to under-resourced youth groups, community programs, and schools.

Don't miss out on last-minute game cancelations or field changes. 

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• A3 Navy Blue     11 A4 Sand     3 American Conference
• A1 Black     10 A8 Royal Blue     12 American Conference
• C8 Navy Blue     8 C1 Red     11 Continental Conference
• C4 Orange     7 C7 Light Blue     10 Continental Conference
• C9 Royal Blue     10 C6 Gold     14 Continental Conference
• C3 Green     12 C5 Silver     4 Continental Conference
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• N4 Royal Blue     15 N1 Red     14 National Conference
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• A10 Maroon     7 A2 Gold     4 American Conference
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NCAA | May 6, 2024

Teams announced for 2024 ncaa division ii softball championship.

INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II Softball Committee has selected the 64 teams that will participate in the 2024 NCAA Division II Softball Championship. Four teams will participate at each of the 16 regional sites in double-elimination tournaments, held May 9-11. Winners will advance to the super-regionals, slated for May 14-15. The finals will be held May 19-25 at Boombah-Soldiers Creek Park and will be hosted by Rollins College and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission.

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SITES/PAIRINGS:

*Denotes host institution. Atlantic 1 Region at East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

• ​*East Stroudsburg (45-15)
• ​Kutztown (33-22)
• Shippensburg (33-19)
• Bowie State (20-21)

Atlantic 2 Region at Charleston, West Virginia

• West Chester (34-20)
• *Charleston (West Virginia) (45-4)
• ​Bloomsburg (33-22)
• Gannon (31-13)

Central 1 Region at Pittsburg, Kansas

• ​*Pittsburg State (51-6)
• Augustana (South Dakota) (45-13)
• Oklahoma Baptist (40-12)
• Southern Arkansas (34-17)

Central 2 Region at Claremore, Oklahoma

• ​*Rogers State (43-10)
• Central Oklahoma (42-12)
• Washburn (37-15)
• Southern Nazarene (38-15)

East 1 Region at Wilmington, Delaware

• *Wilmington (Delaware) (40-14)
• Assumption (23-14)
• Saint Anselm (25-22)
• St. Thomas Aquinas (33-22)

East 2 Region at Garden City, New York

• *Adelphi (31-19)
• Pace (32-14)
• Molloy (30-22)
• Bridgeport (25-21)

Midwest 1 Region at Indianapolis, Indiana

• ​*UIndy (53-4)
• Lewis (38-15)
• Saginaw Valley State (34-20)
• ​Missouri S&T (27-32)

Midwest 2 Region at Nashville, Tennessee

• *Trevecca Nazarene (43-13)
• ​Ohio Dominican (34-13)
• Grand Valley State (35-16)
• Northwood (35-18)

South 1 Region at Montgomery, Alabama

• *Auburn Montgomery (40-11)
• Nova Southeastern (37-12)
• Saint Leo (37-17)
• Spring Hill (29-19)

South 2 Region at in Clinton, Mississippi

• ​*Mississippi College (45-7)
• University of Tampa (41-9)
• Alabama Huntsville (39-16)
• West Alabama (34-18)

South Central 1 Region at Canyon, Texas

• *West Texas A&M (48-6)
• Angelo State (37-16)
• Oklahoma Christian (32-21)
• Regis (Colorado) (32-24)

South Central 2 Region at Tyler, Texas

• *UT Tyler (48-8)
• Colorado Christian (49-8)
• ​Colorado Mesa (44-9)
• St. Mary’s (Texas) (32-24)

Southeast 1 Region at Wingate, North Carolina

• ​*Wingate (46-9)
• ​Lenoir-Rhyne (45-14)
• Lander (32-16)
• Anderson (South Carolina) (34-17)

Southeast 2 Region at Dahlonega, Georgia

• *North Georgia (47-10)
• Francis Marion (45-11)
• Columbus State (35-22)
• Flagler (34-22)

West 1 Region at Bellingham, Washington

• *Western Washington (42-7)
• Cal State San Marcos (35-20)
• ​Cal State East Bay (29-22)
• Azusa Pacific (30-19)

West 2 Region at Nampa, Idaho

• *Northwest Nazarene (39-10)
• ​Concordia University Irvine (39-12)
• Cal State Dominguez Hills (35-19)
• Saint Martin’s (26-20)

Conferences Receiving Automatic Qualification Berths

In the 2023 championship, the University of North Georgia defeated Grand Valley State 7-3 in Game 1 and secured the program’s second national title in Game 2. The complete 2024 NCAA Division II Softball Championship bracket is available online at NCAA.com .

Links to selection criteria data for each region are listed below.

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2024 SEC softball: Bracket, schedule, scores, TV times for the tournament