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Current News and Information
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 Schedules for End-of-Season Tournament Games Schedules are available by selecting "Playoff Schedules" from the blue menu at left or click here. |
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 Summer Softball Camps!HBU, UH and Breakaway Speed Sports are all offering softball camps this summer. Summer camps are fun and include lots of games and prizes. UH even has a "Baby Coogs' program for younger players.
For more information, select "Softball Camps" from the blue menu or click here. |
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Former WUSA Player Now Star at Texas Tech
Leah Legler from West U is a rising star for the Texas Tech Red Raiders. She leads the team with a .347 batting average and recently picked up three hits and scored three runs to help Tech beat Nebraska for the first time in 11 years. Last year, Leah made several game-saving catches in the Big 12 Tournament including an amazing over-the-fence grab of a homerun ball. Leah played many years of West U softball and was a member of several highly successful WUSA tournament teams, managed by her dad, Richard. Leah is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Episcopal High School and entered Tech as part of its Honors College. To read more about Leah's exploits, click here. |
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 Another Star from WUSA Now Starting for Williams College Caitlyn Cain, a former superstar pitcher for West U Softball and Episcopal High, is now starting for the Williams College Ephs as a pitcher and infielder. Caitlyn is 2-2 on the mound with one save and has started in 13 out of 18 games as a Freshman. After many years of successful tournament play at local and national levels for West U, Caitlyn led Episcopal High to SPC State Championships in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and was an all-conference player four years in a row. Williams College is ranked as the No. 1 Liberal Arts College in the United States and has one of the leading athletic programs among Division III schools. To read more about Caitlyn and the Ephs, click here. |
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E is for Effort
William James noted that the only thing we bring to our life is the amount of effort we put into it. Everything else - physical talents, our personality, our wealth - are given to us. What is up to us is how hard we try. Tell your children that more than anything else, it is the amount of effort they are willing to put into their sports (school work, etc.) that determines how good they can become. Recognize their gritty effort - even if is not successful on the scoreboard. |
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Construction has begun on three new softball fields as well as fields and facilities for baseball, lacrosse, soccer and football. Funds are still needed for field lighting, permanent restrooms, concession facilities and more. Named donation opportunities start at only $500. Let's all get into the game and contribute for the future of our girls! Click here to read a letter from WUSA President Bill Sudela bout this important project. |
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