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  3. USSSA Pride packs Bosse Field with fans during Evansville Series
  4. Pride Take on Team Florida in Evansville
  5. USSSA Pride shut out Team Florida, 8-0
  6. USSSA Pride Take Series Opener against Team Mexico, 4-3
  7. USSSA Pride defeat Team Canada, 2-1
  8. Ford Shuts out Team Canada in 1-0 Win
  9. Pride Prepare for Series Rematch Against Team Canada
  10. USSSA Pride split the DH with Team Mexico
  11. USSSA Pride welcomes Jessie Harper
  12. USSSA Pride come back to Space Coast Complex in Game 1 against Team Mexico
  13. Alyssa Palomino-Cardoza joins USSSA Pride for 2021 season
  14. USSSA Pride Welcomes Odicci Alexander
  15. USSSA Pride Travel to Oklahoma
  16. Pride Welcomes Haley Cruse
  17. Pride Finish Four Game Series with a Bang
  18. Pride Open The Season Against Team Canada
  19. Pride Coaching Staff Returns for 2021 Season
  20. Pride Welcomes Sam Show
  21. USSSA Names Lauren Chamberlain as National Director of USA Elite Select
  22. Don DeDonatis Sr. returns to manage the USSSA Pride
  23. WPF Coming 2022; Chamberlain named Commissioner
  24. Pride Win finished 2021 season with emotional tribute to retiring Powers
  25. Alexander throws No-Hitter in 11-0 win over Carolina Collegiate League
  26. Pride Crushes Team Florida after explosive 3rd inning, 7-3
  27. Pride shutout Team Florida 5-0 in Home Opener

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Sonya’s Health & Fitness: Anterior Cruciate Ligament tears – how to tackle such a common injury
April 30, 2012
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ACL

There are certain injuries that will occur with athletes and seem to bring some familiarity to parents when they hear the diagnosis.  One such injury that seems to be more prevalent than most are Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears in our youth athletes.  It seems that more athletes have been dealing with this injury at…
Sonya’s Health & Fitness: Concussions – Nutrition, when hunger strikes, what’s the best fuel?
March 31, 2012
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Athletic Trainer

When it comes to food and choices of what to eat before and after competition the views are varied across the board depending on who you speak with.  When it comes to the proper nutrition of young athletes I urge parents to think simple.  Young athletes are still growing and need a variety of nutritional…
Enea’s Corner: Dreams
March 31, 2012
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Baseball

Have you ever had someone tell you that you are not good enough? Or that you just don’t have what it takes? As an athlete we have all been in this situation before, some more than others. There always seems to be negativity coming from a coach, a parent, a teammate, or siblings. I am…

Enea’s Corner: What College Coaches Look For
February 15, 2012
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Baseball

The biggest question young baseball and softball players always ask me is, “What are college coaches looking for while recruiting?” There never is just one answer for this question. Each college coach looks to improve their program each year, constantly looking to fix their weaknesses. It depends on what that specific program needs that year;…

Sonya’s Health & Fitness: Concussions – not an injury to play through
February 15, 2012
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Athletic Trainer

Probably one of the most serious injuries that occur during organized sports are concussions.  Often times for parents and coaches, it is more difficult to identify the injury and know its severity.  Unlike a broken bone or a sprained ankle that is visually easier to identify, a concussion can be less obvious to the untrained…

Sonya’s Health & Fitness: The importance of hydration in athletes – a guide for coaches and parents
January 10, 2012
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Athletes

Every athlete attempts to prepare themselves for competition but they are not truly tested until they must play extra innings or go into overtime. The importance of hydration can play a huge part in an athletes ability to be ready for the unexpected, for example the temperatures of a mid day game or a back…