07/13/2026
This weekend was another reminder of who we are and what we believe in.
We finished the 18U State Championship 6-3… with a 14U team.
We’ve never been interested in taking the easy path. We actively seek out the best competition because that’s where growth happens. Championships are great, but becoming better players, better teammates, and better young women is what matters most.
This weekend we earned wins against programs we’ve been chasing for a while. Those victories weren’t just about the scoreboard—they were proof that the countless hours of work, sacrifice, and belief are paying off.
Standing in the championship game with such a young team was something we’ll never forget. Across from us was, in my opinion, one of the best teams New Mexico has produced in quite some time. Competing against a program of that caliber is exactly why we choose these opportunities.
A sincere thank you to the Wicked coaches, players, and parents. You have set the standard for what high-level softball looks like in our state—not just with your talent, but with the way you respect the game, compete with class, and represent your program. We tip our cap to you and thank you for an incredible weekend of battles. The Wicked
Could we have stayed in our own 14U division and likely faced less resistance? Maybe. But that has never been our goal. We’d rather be challenged than comfortable. We’d rather find our weaknesses now than protect an undefeated record. Growth has always been more valuable than trophies.
To our girls: I couldn’t be more proud.
You competed with courage. You handled adversity with composure. You represented your families, your teammates, and this organization with character. More importantly, you showed a level of maturity well beyond your years.
The scoreboard will eventually fade, but the lessons you learned this weekend won’t. Keep chasing greatness, stay humble, and continue embracing the hard road.
Our standard is the standard.
