16u is becoming lean and mean.
College coaches are flocking to 16u events.
ASA 16u Nationals in College Station will have college coaches thicker than swamp misquitos in June.
http://www.softball.org/tournaments/getNcDetail.asp?tid=3116
ru4u wrote:16u is becoming lean and mean.
College coaches are flocking to 16u events.
ASA 16u Nationals in College Station will have college coaches thicker than swamp misquitos in June.
http://www.softball.org/tournaments/getNcDetail.asp?tid=3116
softballrulznut wrote:I agree with almost everything you say except for one part of it......if you are a really good player playing on a average 16u team that does not end up qualifying for nationals you are hurting yourself IMHO because I rarely see college coaches scouting any 16u qualifiers whereas at Gold Qualifiers - even if you are on an average team - I see many many college coaches.
So, again, IMHO playing 16u as a 9th or 10th grader you could be missing the boat because you are putting all of your eggs in one basket so to speak - which is the one weekend at 16u nationals.

Bleacher Creature wrote:softballrulznut wrote:I agree with almost everything you say except for one part of it......if you are a really good player playing on a average 16u team that does not end up qualifying for nationals you are hurting yourself IMHO because I rarely see college coaches scouting any 16u qualifiers whereas at Gold Qualifiers - even if you are on an average team - I see many many college coaches.
So, again, IMHO playing 16u as a 9th or 10th grader you could be missing the boat because you are putting all of your eggs in one basket so to speak - which is the one weekend at 16u nationals.
Had over 25 at one game last fall in AZ some big D1's. Ask Artomatic if you dont belive me.
