Season not off to a close start.

 

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Assumption 14 vs. North Bullitt 3 (6 innings)

Eastern 14 vs. Sacred Heart 4 (5 innings)

Hart County 21 vs. Warren Central 0 (3 innings)

Livingston Central 10 vs. Christian Fellowship 0 (5 innings)

Marion County 14 vs. Thomas Nelson 0 (5 innings)

Newport 21 vs. Bellevue 6 (3 innings)

Oldham County 20 vs. Fairdale 4 (4 innings)

South Oldham 10 vs. Moore 0 (5 innings)

Southwestern 11 vs. Casey County 4

Trinity (Whitesville) 17 at University Heights 7 (5 innings)

Whitefield Academy 11 at Doss 5 (6 innings)

 

Friday, March 10, 2017

Bath County 14 vs. Fairview 0 (5 innings)

Fern Creek 15 at Atherton 5 (5 innings)

Hart County 12 vs. Caverna 2 (5 innings

Season not off to a close start.

 

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Assumption 14 vs. North Bullitt 3 (6 innings)

Eastern 14 vs. Sacred Heart 4 (5 innings)

Hart County 21 vs. Warren Central 0 (3 innings)

Livingston Central 10 vs. Christian Fellowship 0 (5 innings)

Marion County 14 vs. Thomas Nelson 0 (5 innings)

Newport 21 vs. Bellevue 6 (3 innings)

Oldham County 20 vs. Fairdale 4 (4 innings)

South Oldham 10 vs. Moore 0 (5 innings)

Southwestern 11 vs. Casey County 4

Trinity (Whitesville) 17 at University Heights 7 (5 innings)

Whitefield Academy 11 at Doss 5 (6 innings)

 

Friday, March 10, 2017

Bath County 14 vs. Fairview 0 (5 innings)

Fern Creek 15 at Atherton 5 (5 innings)

Hart County 12 vs. Caverna 2 (5 innings

 

Some of its miss matches and some of its early in the season. Some teams have a lot of bball players (small schools and then get to sball late) and some have a ton of kids that play softball as their main sport. For softball, my feeling is that the beginning of the season isn't very telling. It's way early, teams start too early, the weather stinks, some teams start out really hot and fizzle off. Usually the others catch up when they feel like playing and a lot of teams do a lot of different things early to try and figure out who they can trust at crunch time. I tell our kids we have 36 scrimmages to get ready for districts. And they know that's how we role until late in the year. You need a lot of kids prepared for when their number is called. If you don't put them in pressure situations early, it's not fair to judge them later when you need them. So this time of the year, nothing surprises me by looking at scores. About a week after everyone gets back from spring break, that's when you'll start to see who will actually rise to the top and most of the time it's not the teams that started out on fire.

Some of its miss matches and some of its early in the season. Some teams have a lot of bball players (small schools and then get to sball late) and some have a ton of kids that play softball as their main sport. For softball, my feeling is that the beginning of the season isn't very telling. It's way early, teams start too early, the weather stinks, some teams start out really hot and fizzle off. Usually the others catch up when they feel like playing and a lot of teams do a lot of different things early to try and figure out who they can trust at crunch time. I tell our kids we have 36 scrimmages to get ready for districts. And they know that's how we role until late in the year. You need a lot of kids prepared for when their number is called. If you don't put them in pressure situations early, it's not fair to judge them later when you need them. So this time of the year, nothing surprises me by looking at scores. About a week after everyone gets back from spring break, that's when you'll start to see who will actually rise to the top and most of the time it's not the teams that started out on fire.

 

Agree completely. Everything starts really shaping up and clicking after Spring Break. These early season games are figuring things out.