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Updated - 09-27-2017
2017 Spring/Summer/Fall News
Here is a snap shot of the last few months.
Gia Rodoni had an awesome year for Baylor topping it off with two Back to Back No-Hitters in the College Regionals. Gia is with an exclusive club as only 8 Pitchers have EVER pitched Back to Back No-Hitters in the College Regionals. Topping it off as being one of only 4 Pitchers from our area to ever pitch in the College World Series in Oklahoma City.
Callie Nunes finished her high school career being named Modesto Bee All District Player Of the Year and helped Pitch Batbuster-Goomes to a 3rd place finish in the 18U PGF Premier Championship (the highest ranked Nor-Cal Finish ever at the PGF) including an exciting win over So-Cal Athletics Richardson 1-0 that was Televised
and announced over Flow Softball.
Cheyenne Mahy finished her high school career being named Merced Sun-Star All District Player Of The Year and helped Hit and Pitch Batbuster Goomes/Clark to a 2nd Place finish at the 18U PGF Platinum Championship (one of the highest ever for a Nor-Cal team) and Pitched in the the exciting championship game against the Salinas Storm on a televised and announced game of Flow Softball.
Janessa Jasso finished her 10th grade year Pitching Dos Palos to a league title and making the All-State Team. Janessa pitched in the PGF Platinum Championship Game for Batbuster Goomes/Clark to a second place finish in an exciting game televised and broadcasted on Flow Softball. Janessa has done something pretty rare as she pitched the 14U Grapettes to the PGF National Championship the year before. That game was televised and announced on Flow Softball as well.
I will update this board on our 3 other All State Pitchers and othe H.S. and Collge high lights soon!
2017 Pitcher Updated Board and Video
Understand what type of Pitcher the student is...
Cutting Edge workouts for specific pitcher type...
Understanding the recruiting process...
We plan on having this information on the wall in the Academy and a video out soon
2016 in review will be out soon
We have had three of our pitchers sign there NLI in the last two weeks.
Congratulations to Haylee Aqueda- 2018- ( Simpson U )
Amber Walsh- 2017-( STL. School of Pharmacy ) Chardea Hoskins- 2018- (Simpson U) This makes our 2017 College and Future Pitchers total come to 29. We have 3 offers out on 3 other pitchers at this time. 2017 is shaping up to be another great year for
A League of Our Own Pitching School.
I will update our College bound page soon.
C2016 was exciting for our students. It was fun to watch them on TV
- Gia Rodoni pitched Baylor over Long Beach on ESPN in the College Regionals with an outstanding performance.
- Callie Nunes (Batbuster 18U Goomes) pitched a 2 hit shutout over defending champions Batbuster/Stith in the PGF Nationals on Flow Softball TV.
- Janessa Jasso (Grapettes 14U Gueverra) pitched an outstanding game in the 14U PGF National Championship Game over the Birmingham Thunderbolts on Flow Softball TV.
I plan on having updates on our college bound pitchers and more tomorrow.
League of Our Own Pitching School
feels very blessed to be a small part in helping over
100 of our Pitching Students to continue there education
and live there dream of playing College Softball. We are proud to announce that we will have 19 Student/Athletes compete in the upcoming 2016 college softball season and 6 students that have signed there National Letter of Intent or have Verbally Committed for 2017 and beyond!
Our goal is to teach students that you can learn to pitch and have fun in the process.
The Pitching Students learn from a combination of positive instruction, a number of teaching tools and drills and just as important is that our older pitchers have a passion for passing on there knowledge during a pitching lesson. If you are interested in this type of teaching you can signup using the internet scheduling button on the navigational bar on the left side of this page. We are located at Rainbow Fields in Modesto, CA
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Students have to compete. 
Students pitch next to some of the best college and high school pitchers in northern California! 
Parents and students are able to view the ball flight to the catchers less than 15 feet away... You hear "WOW" throughout the Academy. 
Students have access to college information and data to monitor there progress 