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Playing and Coaching Resume
The only Fastpitch Player, from Virginia, ever inducted into the ASA National Sofball Hall of Fame Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame Wash. DC Fastpitch Hall of Fame Coaching 18U and 16U Girls Travel Teams
Before Fastpitch Softball
Men's Fastpitch Softball playing career I began playing in 1972, while in the Army, stationed at Ft Jackson, SC, and Ft Meade, MD. Played for a year in the very strong Baltimore city league, before moving to the also strong DC city league at Guy Mason Park. I played for the Wilson Powell Monarchs back in those awesome days, 1976 thru 1982. In 1982, I was picked up as a guest player for the US Olympic Festival, by the Sunners softball club of Reading/Allentown PA, and their world famous pitcher, Ty Stofflet. I played with the Sunners 1983-1986, then with Nothdurft Tool from Detroit in 1987. I retired from Men's Major competition, to spend more quality time with my young sons and their athletic endeavours, and I was getting too old to play at that level anyway. But I still played less time demanding 40 over ball with Maryland Masters for a few great years. I did get lured back to Major Level for one more year in 1992 (Tuckers of Baltimore) .... the results just proved that I was right .... I did quit at the right time, I was too old. :>) I had such a great time, met lots of awesome people, and had some success doing what I loved:
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