Softball Scholarships
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For those of you interested in pursuing a College Education on a Sports Scholarship here is where you want to look: NCSASports.org
There is a lot to research please spend a lot of time on this site if you have a player you think will or even wants to tryout for College Softball.....I hope very much that you enjoy this site, I also encourage you to sign up for the Newsletter it has to offer.
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CCGSA News
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Upcoming CCGSA Meetings Dates
For 2012 to be posted soon.
Meetings are held at the same place & time.
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Thought For Tuesday
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HIGHER GROUND
A Thought For Tuesday
Bobby Simpson January 17, 2012 Copyright Higher Ground 2010
Our pastor recently wrote about Matt Emmons, who was only one shot away from a gold medal in a rifle event at the 2004 Olympics. He fired a terrific shot. The only problem was that he shot the wrong target, received a zero, and placed 8th. Emmons said, "When I shot the shot, everything felt fine." Softball hitters who focus too much on pretty swings and not enough on visual and mental skills often have swings that feel fine, but do not hit the target ball very well. Nice swing, but wrong location. He continued, "On that shot, I was just worrying about calming myself down and just breaking a good shot, and so I didn't even look at the number." He usually used the target number as a point of reference before lowering his gun to zero in on the target. To score well in all areas of our life, we need to select proper targets, follow a solid routine, and use effective reference points.
FEBRUARY 4-5: Higher Ground Clinic in Daytona Beach, FL. Staff includes Bobby Simpson and Alissa Smith (Current assistant at Daytona State and former assistant at University of Maryland). Additional staff to be named. Defense & Pitching (Sat) + Hitting & Offense (Sun).
FEBRUARY 18-19: Clinic pending in Brunswick, GA. Be looking for details.
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Welcome to CCGSA!
CCGSA Mission Statement
Clackamas County Girls Softball Association is a nonprofit organization made up of softball associations that either reside in or around Clackamas County and have the desire to play softball in a Clackamas County League. We work with ASA (Amateur Softball Assoc.) to follow their rules and guidelines for our teams
CCGSA strives to provide a positive atmosphere in which a girl at any age and skill level can participate and find out how much fun softball can be while at the same time gain the benefits from learning the rules of the game and how to work together as a team. This in turn leads our young ladies to establish healthy goals, a sense of accomplishment and build their self esteem.
CCGSA recognizes the youth sport experience is different for everyone, but our primary goal is and always has been for the benefit of the children. We also recognize that today's softball players will be tomorrow's leaders.
CCGSA also desires to educate coaches in proper playing techniques, sportsmanship, rules of play and game etiquette. This is accomplished in partnership with American Softball Association ACE's Clinics. In working hard to give our girls a safe environment in which to have fun part of our ACE's clinic includes background checks.
CCGSA's purpose is to keep the girls coming back by making their youth experience as fun, enjoyable and memorable as possible and we work hard to give all. As they get older and the rules change we prepare them for the competitiveness of High School Ball.
Everyone involved in CCGSA from the board members, to the area heads of different associations to the coaches are volunteers. Their goal is one thing: To make our girls childhood fun, safe and memorable. Please remember and respect all the time that is donated for the good of the girls.
Thank you!
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