Saw the first video on the NYSH youtube site and thought I would share it along with a video about the rules of this league. Interesting "one bounce" pitching stroke zone.
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by chipadelphia » July 31st, 2012, 3:32 pm
I was reading the FAQ, 5000 participants. That's awesome.
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by sduncan » July 31st, 2012, 3:46 pm
I would not want to see Blake or Corey pitch one of those balls...
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by Dematas » July 31st, 2012, 6:08 pm
Kind of hard to listen to that guy.
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by Lost_Sage » August 1st, 2012, 4:11 pm
LMKI is serious stuff in Texas and has divisions all the way through high school age. We've had a forum for them for a while.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
chipadelphia wrote:I was reading the FAQ, 5000 participants. That's awesome.
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by Zak » August 1st, 2012, 4:55 pm
Lost_Sage wrote:LMKI is serious stuff in Texas and has divisions all the way through high school age. We've had a forum for them for a while.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
Out of curiousity, unless you were a coach or umpire or something for the high school age group (which would seem kinda creepy for a 20-30 something with no connection to do) how would one know where to start looking for LMKI alumnae?
Kolanko_25 wrote:Of course you would. If an EC player said 2+2=5 you'd agree.
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by Lurker » August 1st, 2012, 5:04 pm
Zak Loaded wrote:Lost_Sage wrote:LMKI is serious stuff in Texas and has divisions all the way through high school age. We've had a forum for them for a while.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
Out of curiousity, unless you were a coach or umpire or something for the high school age group (which would seem kinda creepy for a 20-30 something with no connection to do) how would one know where to start looking for LMKI alumnae?
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by Zak » August 1st, 2012, 5:10 pm
Now if there were an all women's league that was 21+ recruiting would be a different story.
Kolanko_25 wrote:Of course you would. If an EC player said 2+2=5 you'd agree.
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by chipadelphia » August 1st, 2012, 10:47 pm
Those are in a lot of places as well. I know the STL Woman's team won the woman's tournament at the Chocolate City tourney this last weekend.
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by Lost_Sage » August 2nd, 2012, 10:11 am
Yep, STL has a large enough indie scene to support it. My friends from Cartagena (who now travel annually to Venezuela to play in tourneys) should start an international invitational with them ...
chipadelphia wrote:Those are in a lot of places as well. I know the STL Woman's team won the woman's tournament at the Chocolate City tourney this last weekend.
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by Lost_Sage » August 2nd, 2012, 10:13 am
For starters, they list the athletes who earned scholarships to put towards college tuition on the webpage ... as well as other adult women's kickball leagues ...
Zak Loaded wrote:Lost_Sage wrote:LMKI is serious stuff in Texas and has divisions all the way through high school age. We've had a forum for them for a while.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
Out of curiousity, unless you were a coach or umpire or something for the high school age group (which would seem kinda creepy for a 20-30 something with no connection to do) how would one know where to start looking for LMKI alumnae?
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by Zak » August 2nd, 2012, 11:10 am
Lost_Sage wrote:For starters, they list the athletes who earned scholarships to put towards college tuition on the webpage ... as well as other adult women's kickball leagues ...Zak Loaded wrote:Lost_Sage wrote:LMKI is serious stuff in Texas and has divisions all the way through high school age. We've had a forum for them for a while.
Given the often rabid search for awesome female kickballers-to-be, I still don't understand why people don't recruit LMKI alumnae.
If anyone could get an LMKI-like organization going elsewhere, that would be a gamechanger.
Out of curiousity, unless you were a coach or umpire or something for the high school age group (which would seem kinda creepy for a 20-30 something with no connection to do) how would one know where to start looking for LMKI alumnae?
Any of them go to ASU?
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Kolanko_25 wrote:Of course you would. If an EC player said 2+2=5 you'd agree.
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by Dematas » August 2nd, 2012, 11:46 am
I love it when Shane gets technical and specific 
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