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POWERADE FAB 50 ESPNHS Team Rankings | The Woodlands set to defend FAB 50 title What does it take to defend a title? Guts. Perseverance. Skill. Returning all but two players from a loaded team also doesn't hurt. The Woodlands (The Woodlands, Texas...

Going through the recruiting process can be difficult and stressful. Now that the fall recruiting season is over, it's time to take a step back, take a deep breath and focus on what matters. Several athletes who have already been through the pr...

Pitch For The Cure has grown from a small fundraiser with hopes of attracting 50 teams into a movement with 144 teams and donations of $25,000 in 2009

Prep superstar Keilani Ricketts ended her high school career in style by winning an 18U ASA National Championship.

Naples' (Fla.) Ryan Iamurri may be only 4-foot-11, but her big game has taken her to new heights, writes Garland Cooper.

Critter Dawsey will suit up with her sister at Berry College in its first ever softball season.

Fathers and daughters share a special bond. But JT and Alyssa Tiumalu share something else as well: success on the softball field.

Garland Cooper takes time this Father's Day to thank her dad.

The Georgia Crusaders, a club team of freshmen and sophomores, have come a long way since their first season in 2004, writes Garland Cooper.

Blair Johnson has won at every level she has competed on. After winning a ninth championship in softball, she looks for a tenth next year.

Olivia Galati is a hard worker on and off the field. It has paid off, as she looks for a state title this year and heads off to Hofstra next fall.

Garland Cooper takes a look at the top five tools that will help improve your game on the softball field.

The Edwards sisters are Vista Murrieta's (Murrieta, Calif.) stellar battery combo. When you see them, you are not seeing double.

Carly Skinner is a dominant force on and off the softball field. She excels in everything she does.

Samantha Albanese did not expect to throw 14 innings and she did not expect to strikeout 37. Yet, that is exactly what she did.

Marist High School's (Eugene, Ore.) Kayla Braud has reached first base safely in 94 straight games -- a record that could stand the test of time, writes Garland Cooper.