Join Charles Mays from Fastpitch Wire Softball as he interviews Sadie Burroughs, a standout player from Norco High in California and a 2027 Duke Blue Devil commit. Sadie shares her experiences playing for the Firecrackers Select Rico Brashear 18U team, her academic interests, and her commitment to Duke. Discover how Sadie balances her training, academics, and personal life while maintaining a stress-free mindset on the field. Don't miss her valuable advice for aspiring athletes and insights into her journey towards collegiate softball.

Join Charles Mays on this episode of Fastpitch Wire Softball podcast as he hosts Coach Matt Jackson and players Reagan Neitzel and Katie Kolarik from Johnson County Community College, in Overland Park, Kansas. Discover how they have built a winning culture, finishing fifth at the NJCAA Division II World Series for the past couple of years and aiming for a national championship. Hear firsthand experiences from Reagan and Katie about why they chose Johnson County, their growth both on and off the field, and the high standards of the program. Coach Jackson also speaks on recruiting, the fall training regimen, and maintaining a competitive edge in junior college softball. This insightful conversation reveals the dedicated work ethic and supportive environment that sets Johnson County Community College apart.

Charles Mays of Fastpitch Wire Softball sat down with Master Pitching Coach and Retired Air Force, Chief Billy Gerald. Chief Gerald talked about leadership in the Air Force and in the game of softball. He also touched on different aspects in the pitching game, and his experience playing fastpitch softball.

Ava Phillips, a 2027 University of Illinois commit, stopped in to talk about her commitment to the Illini. Phillips also talks about her daily school schedule and more.

In this episode of the Fastpitch Wire Softball Podcast, Bianca Cruz speaks with Charles Mays on her history in the game. Cruz talks about youth development, confidence, and her journey.

In this Fastpitch Wire Softball Podcast Episode, Fastpitch United's Caylan Arnold Elliott sits down to talk all things Fastpitch United, as well as some upcoming plans for the softball company. Elliott also touches on the family culture of the Florida State Seminole softball program.

In this conversation, Michelle LaCourse shares her insights on a few of her softball players that she trains. Neylee Pool (Class of 2026 2-Way Player - Chatt Force 18U - Rhea County, TN) Madison Thomas (Class of 2026 MI - Concord Stars - Walker Valley HS, Cleveland, TN) Syrenity Bickerstaff (Class of 2028 UTL - D1Vision 16u - Notre Dame HS, Chattanooga, TN) Eden Atkinson (Class of 2028 Catcher - Fury Platinum Schroyer - Silverdale Baptist Academy, Chattanooga, TN)

In this conversation, Charles Mays interviews Reagan Martin, a young softball player from Charlotte, North Carolina, who plays for the Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2028 Buzzel-Parker team. They discuss Reagan's experiences balancing school and softball, her growth as a player, the supportive coaching staff, and her training regimen during the off-season. Reagan shares insights on the importance of accountability and preparation as she looks forward to upcoming tournaments and the spring school ball season.

In this conversation, Coach Nicole Hennessey shares her extensive experience in collegiate coaching, discussing the importance of academics in recruiting, the differences in daily life across NCAA levels, and the impact of parental involvement in the recruiting process. She emphasizes the need for athletes to be disciplined, the role of social media in modern recruiting, and the value of being a multi-sport athlete. Coach Hennessey also addresses the realities of playing time in college sports and offers valuable insights for both athletes and parents navigating the recruiting landscape.

In this Fastpitch Wire Softball Podcast conversation, Sam Show discusses her year in softball, from the AUSL to playing in Japan. Show talks a bit about her growth, touches on youth and travel ball, and advocates for using social media as a tool for personal growth not as a comparison piece.