Winter clinics in the Mid-Atlantic/SouthEastern area?

[jofus]

I know that there aren't as many people here from the eastern US as there are west-coasters and Texans, but I was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for good winter clinics within reasonable driving distance of the mid-Atlantic area (We're in West Virginia, not exactly a softball hotspot ).

Also, has anyone taken their DD's to Michele Smith's Holiday camp down in Florida? We're thinking about trying that out next year, it looks like it would be fun

Thanks in advance

[3'sDad]

My 14 year old DN (darling niece) did the Michelle Smith Camp last summer in Delaware, not over Winter break in FLA....she is a pitcher and got a great deal out of the program and enjioyed the experience.

Just my $0.02.

[Lannie]

http://www.playballgroup.com/clinicdetails.htm

[ECSB]

I found this over on the other site - I looked at it and it is pretty good. Clinics aren't always that well advertised. Check the colleges in your area also - you may want to email the coach - sometimes they are "open to the public" because they have to be, but are not advertised.

http://fp411.fastpitch411.com/

[jofus]

Yeah, I found that fastpitch 411 site the other day while looking for clinics.

I think she may go to one at Radford U, it's closer than about anywhere else we could travel to, and I may check on one at USC(east) (as in University of South Carolina), one of my brother-in-laws live in Columbia, so we would have a free place to crash, which is always nice.

That's good to hear about the Michele Smith camp, the Holiday camp looks like it would be a fun time for the girls and family both.

[TReck]

If you are looking for college showcase events in the Southeast, go to http://www.southernstarsoftball.com

The All-Star showcase in January is later in the day on the same day as a camp at Georgia Southern University.

Ty