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| From left, Wesley Wolverines junior #13 UT Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA), junior #8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE), freshman #5 UT Amanda Curry (Williamsport, MD). |
Monday, January 22, 2018
WE ARE A TEAM
Sunday, January 21, 2018
PITCHERS & CATCHERS
WESLEY WOLVERINES
85+ shots from today, Sunday, January 21.
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| From top, Wesley Wolverines sophomore #7 OF Brandi Dalious (Harrington, DE), freshman #25 P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA), freshman #12 C/INF Mykayla Bird-Clahar (Egg Harbor City, NJ), freshman #17 P/ 1B Juli Neel (Haddon Township, NJ), freshman #5 UT Amanda Curry (Williamsport, MD), freshman #4 P/ UT Abbey Mayse (Cecilton, MD), freshman #9 OF/C Miranda Kinney (Bethlehem PA). |
PUTTING ON THE GLOVES
REACHING FOR THEIR
GLOVES TOMORROW
GLOVES TOMORROW
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This coming 2018 softball season, the Wesley Wolverines are scheduled to play 40 (regular season) games over 59 days versus 24 colleges. There will be 20 contests at home with 20 on road (including 8 at North Myrtle Beach). There are 14 always important conference games and also 10 weekend doubleheaders of which 7 are played at home, including the first 8 games, February 24 through March 4!
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Saturday, January 20, 2018
2018 SEASON KICK OFF
2018 SEASON BEGINS...
SUNDAY: PITCHERS & CATCHERS
MONDAY: FIRST TEAM PRACTICE
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| Click here for the Wesley softball Instagram page |
Guess who’s got balls and gloves tomorrow... our pitchers and catchers kick off the 2018 season at 3pm #gameon #wereback
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| Wesley Wolverine freshman #17 P/ 1B Juli Neel (Haddon Township, NJ). |
Who’s ready for softball season?!?!
We are!!! Fitness test #1 in the books, bats, and balls come out Monday
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| From left, Wesley Wolverines junior #8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE), senior #99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Bear, DE). |
Together and one day better! #eyeontheprize
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| Wesley Wolverine sophomore #23 MI Brooke Retkowski (Baltimore, MD). |
LAST LINE OF DEFENSE
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| From left, Wesley Wolverines senior #99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Bear, DE), freshman #32 OF Kelly Palmer (Hershey, PA). |
Attention all Wesley Softball fans!!!!
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The sale is open until January 22nd.
Get it while it lasts!
Click link below using access code: 61886
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■ Sizes available SX – 4X

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$35
■ 100% premium knitted polyester fabric
■ Custom left chest embroidery included
■ Custom embroidered on back included
■ Sizes available SX – 4X

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$30
■ 100% premium knitted polyester fabric
■ Custom left pocket embroidered logo included
■ Personalized number included
■ Sizes available SX – 4X
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| From the top, a composite of two entirely different 2017 fall-ball plays: batting, Wesley Wolverine freshman #5 UT Amanda Curry (Williamsport, MD) and sliding, freshman #32 OF Kelly Palmer (Hershey, PA). |
EXCITING ARMS/ NORTH MYRTLE
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| CLICK HERE TO EXPLORE NORTH MYRTLE BEACH! |
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| THE EXCITING ARMS OF 2018, from top, left-to-right, Wesley Wolverines freshman #17 P/ 1B Juli Neel (Haddon Township, NJ), freshman #25 P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA), freshman #4 P/ UT Abbey Mayse (Cecilton, MD), sophomore #6 P/UT Allison Mills (Leonardtown, MD). Photos from fall-ball & 2017 season. |
Friday, January 19, 2018
GET DIRTY!
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| Wesley Wolverine freshman #25 P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA) during 2017 fall-ball practice. |
TOP SOFTBALL PLAYS
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| Photos from 2017 fall-ball practice, from top, left-to-right, Wesley Wolverines freshman #32 OF Kelly Palmer (Hershey, PA), junior #8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE), senior #99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Bear, DE), sophomore #23 MI Brooke Retkowski (Baltimore, MD), freshman #4 P/ UT Abbey Mayse (Cecilton, MD), junior #13 UT Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA), sophomore #2 3B/SS Karina Cardona (Cooper City, FL). |
Thursday, January 18, 2018
GREATEST COMPETITOR
WEEKLY BLOG: THE GREATEST COMPETITOR
How much of your success is physical? How much is mental? The reality is this. It is all mental, directly or indirectly. You cannot control your size, natural gifts like speed, or health issues, but the desire to overcome is a powerful potion that allows us to claim our unfair share of opportunities, regardless of circumstance.
If we want something badly enough... Click here to continue reading.
How much of your success is physical? How much is mental? The reality is this. It is all mental, directly or indirectly. You cannot control your size, natural gifts like speed, or health issues, but the desire to overcome is a powerful potion that allows us to claim our unfair share of opportunities, regardless of circumstance.
If we want something badly enough... Click here to continue reading.
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| Fall-ball 2017, from left, Wesley Wolverine freshman #1 MI Bianca Newsom (Edison, NJ), freshman #17 P/ 1B Juli Neel (Haddon Township, NJ). |
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
USA SOFTBALL APP
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| To download mobile app, go to www.teamusa.org/usa-softball/media/mobile-apps |
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| At 3B during the 2017 fall-ball game, Wesley Wolverine sophomore #2 3B/SS Karina Cardona (Cooper City, FL). |
NEVER NOT MY JOB
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From top, Wesley Wolverines at 2017 softball camp
junior #8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE),
freshman #25 P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA),
junior #13 UT Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA),
freshman #17 P/ 1B Juli Neel (Haddon Township, NJ).
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LIFTING SLIDESHOW
Link to video slideshow below are the fastpitch Wolverines working out in Wesley’s Peter Bielfield Weight Room, Dover, DE.
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018
YOU MATTER!
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| From left, foreground, Wesley Wolverines freshman #25 P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA), sophomore #23 MI Brooke Retkowski (Baltimore, MD), background, junior #13 UT Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA), sophomore #2 3B/SS Karina Cardona (Cooper City, FL). Photo from a team scrimmage during 2017 fall-ball practice. |
Monday, January 15, 2018
TOURNAMENT PHOTO-VIDEO
PHOTO-VIDEO FROM LAST SEASON’S 2017 FASTPITCH DREAMS SPRING CLASSIC featuring this year's returning players, Wesley Wolverines...
senior #99 OF Lauren Hoffman (Bear, DE),
junior #8 OF Megan DiRubbio (Smyrna, DE),
junior #13 UT Ashley Royer (Lititz, PA),
sophomore #6 P/UT Allison Mills (Leonardtown, MD),
sophomore #23 MI Brooke Retkowski (Baltimore, MD),
sophomore #2 3B/SS Karina Cardona (Cooper City, FL).
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| Wesley Wolverine sophomore #23 MI Brooke Retkowski (Baltimore, MD). |
AUBURN HOP
Based on science
The "Auburn hop", a leap toward
more effective, efficient fielding?
The Auburn Tigers started it, which is why it’s now dubbed the “Auburn hop”.
It’s a way of getting set to make a play on the ball. It is a short jump, a small leap, a hop straight up into the air by an infielder before every pitch.
Among the Wesley Wolverines, it is practiced by freshman #1 MI Bianca Newsom (Edison, NJ) on every fastpitch hurled.
Advocates say it’s based on science.
Dr. Wendi Meimar, Auburn’s director of the sports biomechanics laboratory, claims the “Auburn hop” takes out slack in the muscle.
“So that when the muscle fires for them (i.e., defensive players) to move in a more aggressive, purposeful ballistic motion, it is more effective,” she says.
The videos below explore this unique approach to fastpitch fielding.
The "Auburn hop", a leap toward
more effective, efficient fielding?
The Auburn Tigers started it, which is why it’s now dubbed the “Auburn hop”.
It’s a way of getting set to make a play on the ball. It is a short jump, a small leap, a hop straight up into the air by an infielder before every pitch.
Among the Wesley Wolverines, it is practiced by freshman #1 MI Bianca Newsom (Edison, NJ) on every fastpitch hurled.
Advocates say it’s based on science.
Dr. Wendi Meimar, Auburn’s director of the sports biomechanics laboratory, claims the “Auburn hop” takes out slack in the muscle.
“So that when the muscle fires for them (i.e., defensive players) to move in a more aggressive, purposeful ballistic motion, it is more effective,” she says.
The videos below explore this unique approach to fastpitch fielding.
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| Wesley Wolverine freshman #1 MI Bianca Newsom (Edison, NJ). |
Sunday, January 14, 2018
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