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Champions Don't Just Win
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If you can imagine what it would be like for a young boxer to have had the opportunity to spar with Muhammad Ali, or a street baller trying to make it big going one-on-one with Michael Jordan, than you can understand what it meant to me to attend the Women’s Sports Foundation 30th Annual Salute to Women in Sports dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. The Women’s Sports Foundation Annual Salute to Women’s Sports dinner is a night where the most accomplished female athletes of both the past and present come together to acknowledge and celebrate their accomplishments. I was there on ...
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Keep the Game Alive
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It’s the fastest growing sport in the United States and it’s women like Andrea Duran, who are keeping the sport alive. In 2012, softball will no longer be a part of the summer games. A hard hit for the game of softball, but not something that should keep women from participating in the ...
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Definitely Delicious
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When I was 10 years old I attended a softball camp in Anaheim, CA. I met legendary players, gold medalists, collegiate national champions and the icons who pioneered the way for female athletes including the one and only Lisa Fernandez. Flash forward about nine years to the present.
I ...
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I remember growing up and wearing my father’s t-shirts to practice. They were large and frumpy, (No offense dad) but it was the only thing I thought was comfortable and looked good on me to say the least. However, today, ladies have no excuse! Girl, you have no reason to even look ...
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Persist For Your Passion
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In Southern California we take softball very seriously. Now I know what you might be thinking. Softball isn’t exclusively a Cal sport. Don’t get me wrong, I know some of the greats come from anywhere, Texas, Arizona and as this last College World Series showed us, even Canada. But ...
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I don’t know about you, but I have to admit I miss the days of lunch and recess. Those were the times in elementary school when I would eat my lunch as fast as I could so I could go out to the playground, and continue the never-ending tournaments of tetherball, ball wall, dodgeball, 4 ...
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