There are many quotes that in essence say “Nothing great has ever been accomplished alone.” Who said which variation of this quote is irrelevant. If you’ve ever built anything that grew beyond your own selfish pleasure and gain, you know this to be true. This fact can be especially hard for an introvert to process. […]
The last few weeks have had me thinking about Covid-19. Three years ago, we started the 2020 season with a whimper. Over that winter, the Covid-19 pandemic set in across the country and nobody knew what to do or how to do it. Some of us lost family members so we knew it was something, […]
Congratulations to Ashley Bissell #27 who signed her national letter of intent to play college softball for the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes (NAIA)!! Bissell becomes the second Royals scholarship collegiate in 2 years and has been a leader on and off the field. Her early season 6 home runs is already tied for a new Royals […]
This winter of 2020-2021 marked the Colorado Royals’ official two-year anniversary. It’s wild to think that we started with just seven players, had to scrape to borrow players in our first few games to field the minimum eight, and that today, we now have forty-eight players. Clearly, we’re doing something right. But clearly, we’re also […]
I am now a proud member of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) with the constant aim of improving my coaching skills, networking with top coaches around the country, and specifically close to my heart, creating a fundraising game in 2019 for StrikeOut Cancer.
Champions don’t show up only in the extraordinary moments. Champions show up for every moment, even the mundane.
How badly do you want to win? Will you sacrifice yourself for your team? Will they sacrifice for you? When I mentor business leaders, I always tell them the same thing. Success is about three things.
Tryouts are almost upon us and we have coaches ready to rock it out and find out who wants to be Royals. The 2018-19 season is going to be a very rewarding season for all involved.
“Champions are not the ones who always win races—champions are the ones who get out there and try. And try harder the next time. And even harder the next time. “Champion” is a state of mind…”
It’s a trap we’ve all fallen into. We want to see our kids succeed on the ball field and we invest our minds, our hearts, and our bank accounts into seeking out that perfect team—that team where everything finally comes together. And then it doesn’t.