RANKINGS
EVENTS
I COMMITTED
COLLEGE
ABOUT
You can tell we’re getting closer to the Fall Recruiting Season as the trips, offers and even commits are starting to heat up!
Take for example, Sarah Howell, a catcher/utility player with the Birmingham Thunderbolts ’01 team who committed to Clemson a couple weeks ago.
She wrote us via our Contact Us page and filled out the info in the “I Committed!” (2nd tab down) section to write:
“I am a 2020 scholar/athlete that has a 4.0 GPA with 12 college hours already completed.”
“After receiving several college offers, I accepted the opportunity to continue my academic and athletic journey at Clemson.”
“I plan to study engineering and am excited about being a part of the Clemson Tiger Softball program!”
Congrats to Sarah and the other new commits and those who will soon take their campus visits, receive offers and/or make a verbal to their dream school!
I am blessed to announce that I’ve committed to continue my academic and softball career at Clemson University. I would like to thank all my coaches, family, and God for this opportunity! Go Tigers! pic.twitter.com/MjPF4QwWag
— sarah beth (@sarah_howell9) September 13, 2018
Today we have 30 new signings, verbals or club team changes added to the database including programs–in addition to Clemson–such as Iowa, Missouri, Stanford, Texas Tech and Utah as well as many others!
This is our searchable “Extra Inning Softball Signing/Verbal Database” which is typically updated on Wednesdays and serves as a good tool for prospects of all ages to see which players are going where–especially important when a recruit wants to know if a particular university took five pitchers or three middle infielders in their class!
- PLAYERS & PARENTS: go to our Contact Us page and fill out the info in “I Committed!” (2nd tab down) to get info to us.
- COACHES: email [email protected] your player data to match the spreadsheet format below.
Extra Inning Softball’s Signing/Verbal Database (Sept. 26, 2018)
How to use: put multiple requests in the Search Box—for example, “2019”& “Alabama”—to filter down to specific information.