Follow
Donate to HeyBucket.com - Amount:

Welcome Anonymous !

Your Fastpitch Softball Bible
 

TX

2nd Annual Mizuno / Christway Sports Exposure Showcase

by Battle » Thu Sep 29, 2011 1:29 pm

TXfastpitchsoftball wrote:
al-e-do wrote:DD was at Craig Ranch saw 9 coaches at 1 game on Sunday on field 6
Lamar U
Cameron U
McLennan CC
UTA
UTD
ACU
UT Tyler
Ochait Baptist
Vernon


If you call (email) they might show up


Anyone have a complete list of college coaches that showed up for Christway or the Tx. Glory event at Craig Ranch?

Coaches seem to have went between Craig and GN. TL didn't have any as far as I know.
Last edited by Battle on Sun Oct 02, 2011 9:20 pm, edited 2 times in total.
We herd sheep, we drive cattle, we lead people. Lead me, follow me, or get out of my way!
User avatar
Battle
 
Posts: 1631
Joined: Sun Apr 25, 2010 10:40 am

by texasugly1 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 1:45 pm

fastpitchparent1977 wrote:Apology accepted. BTW - my DD is committed with much help from Randy and his Christway program. Being on a top team helps too, but mainly it is hounding the coaches with emails to get them to come out. So many great girls, so little time.


What top team would that be? Most top teams in DFW were at Craig Ranch. Just saying. Plus to give a individual $2000-$3000 to do your emails and phone calls is retarded. All that can be done on your own time and a lot less money.
texasugly1
 
Posts: 194
Joined: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:19 pm

by texasugly1 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:14 pm

TexasLongballs wrote:
onedownonetogo wrote:
TexasLongballs wrote:The tournament was a good one, conducted in the spirit of athletes of faith. We should all celebrate the Lord's gift to us that includes our good health and ability to play a game. The Bible teaches us to not be negative, but to thank Him for the many blessings that he has bestowed upon us. Personally, I appreciate all the hard work that went into this event and hope the organizers are resting well after a long weekend. Thank you and God Bless.


Thread-killer. . . :D . . . but since you seem to have been there, were there any college coaches at this Christway Sports Exposure Showcase or was it just a money-maker for the organizers who are resting well after their long weekend?


If you study the Scripture you know that the Lord encourages success through setting goals, working hard and committing to the task in hand. Pastor Joel Osteen is the prime example of one who preaches success by being responsible for your own destiny. It’s also important to find yourself in the company of others who are believers in Christ, thus minimizing the opportunities that may lead someone astray in their endeavors. Thanks and God Bless.


Now were talking religion on here.. Crazy. But I can say Olsteen probably fits right in the this tournament. Look at all the money each every one of those members give him. Even if they are watching in another town or state. That man has made millions off of peoples beliefs. Now myself, I am not going to give 10% of my earnings that I worked hard for so someone can give a sermon 8 hours a week.
Pass the plate or sign up for this tournament.. Your making someone rich either way.
texasugly1
 
Posts: 194
Joined: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:19 pm

by texasugly1 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:16 pm

texasugly1 wrote:
TexasLongballs wrote:
onedownonetogo wrote:
TexasLongballs wrote:The tournament was a good one, conducted in the spirit of athletes of faith. We should all celebrate the Lord's gift to us that includes our good health and ability to play a game. The Bible teaches us to not be negative, but to thank Him for the many blessings that he has bestowed upon us. Personally, I appreciate all the hard work that went into this event and hope the organizers are resting well after a long weekend. Thank you and God Bless.


Thread-killer. . . :D . . . but since you seem to have been there, were there any college coaches at this Christway Sports Exposure Showcase or was it just a money-maker for the organizers who are resting well after their long weekend?


If you study the Scripture you know that the Lord encourages success through setting goals, working hard and committing to the task in hand. Pastor Joel Osteen is the prime example of one who preaches success by being responsible for your own destiny. It’s also important to find yourself in the company of others who are believers in Christ, thus minimizing the opportunities that may lead someone astray in their endeavors. Thanks and God Bless.


Now were talking religion on here.. Crazy. But I can say Olsteen probably fits right in the this tournament. Look at all the money each every one of those members give him. Even if they are watching in another town or state. That man has made millions off of peoples beliefs. Now myself, I am not going to give 10% of my earnings that I worked hard for so someone can give a sermon 8 hours a week.
Pass the plate or sign up for this tournament.. Your making someone rich either way.


I would rather give a homeless person some food or some clothes. At least then I know exactly where my money goes and how it is used.
texasugly1
 
Posts: 194
Joined: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:19 pm

by texasugly1 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:38 pm

TexasLongballs wrote:
texasugly1 wrote:[I would rather give a homeless person some food or some clothes. At least then I know exactly where my money goes and how it is used.


Dear texasugly1

I pray for peace in your life. God allows us all to blaze our own path and while I feel the anger in your words, there is no need to criticize others who have chosen a different path than your own. Those of us who are true believers have helped many of the homeless and helpless who cannot provide for themselves. Some of us are blessed with the tools needed to succeed while others sturggle to make ends meet. It's up to us to lend a helping hand when the bounty is overflowing. God Bless


Well since you are blessed with the tools needed to succeed
. We are in need of a new bat. Can you lend a helping hand?
I mean I am a blue collar person struggling to survive in this economy.. Here is my sign.... :twisted:
texasugly1
 
Posts: 194
Joined: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:19 pm

by RecReject » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:39 pm

me thinks:
TexasLongballs = Joe = Fred = BBlover = enter name here...

Y'all really think Joel Osteen's flock comes on Heybucket?
RecReject
 
Posts: 17
Joined: Thu Jun 05, 2008 2:13 pm

by fastpitchparent1977 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 5:17 pm

texasugly1 wrote:
fastpitchparent1977 wrote:Apology accepted. BTW - my DD is committed with much help from Randy and his Christway program. Being on a top team helps too, but mainly it is hounding the coaches with emails to get them to come out. So many great girls, so little time.


What top team would that be? Most top teams in DFW were at Craig Ranch. Just saying. Plus to give a individual $2000-$3000 to do your emails and phone calls is retarded. All that can be done on your own time and a lot less money.



Not sure you are talking about but Christway is NO WHERE NEAR 2000 to 3000 dollars. The price is very low for what is provided. Our team committed to play many months ago and didn't jump ship when the tourny down the road popped up. When our coach makes a commitment, he keeps it. The competetion was few, maybe 2 or 3 teams stood out.
fastpitchparent1977
 
Posts: 15
Joined: Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:02 am

by texasugly1 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 5:56 pm

fastpitchparent1977 wrote:
texasugly1 wrote:
fastpitchparent1977 wrote:Apology accepted. BTW - my DD is committed with much help from Randy and his Christway program. Being on a top team helps too, but mainly it is hounding the coaches with emails to get them to come out. So many great girls, so little time.


What top team would that be? Most top teams in DFW were at Craig Ranch. Just saying. Plus to give a individual $2000-$3000 to do your emails and phone calls is retarded. All that can be done on your own time and a lot less money.



Not sure you are talking about but Christway is NO WHERE NEAR 2000 to 3000 dollars. The price is very low for what is provided. Our team committed to play many months ago and didn't jump ship when the tourny down the road popped up. When our coach makes a commitment, he keeps it. The competetion was few, maybe 2 or 3 teams stood out.


$2000-$3000 is for a personal recruiter. Which I would assume he does also. But even at $225 for 1 year that is not that great. He offers the same thing that berecruited.com offers and it is like $60 life time. Well to jump ship, you have to be invited. The key word there was invitational.
texasugly1
 
Posts: 194
Joined: Sun Apr 26, 2009 7:19 pm

by fastpitchparent1977 » Fri Sep 30, 2011 4:57 am

texasugly1 wrote:
fastpitchparent1977 wrote:
texasugly1 wrote:
fastpitchparent1977 wrote:Apology accepted. BTW - my DD is committed with much help from Randy and his Christway program. Being on a top team helps too, but mainly it is hounding the coaches with emails to get them to come out. So many great girls, so little time.


What top team would that be? Most top teams in DFW were at Craig Ranch. Just saying. Plus to give a individual $2000-$3000 to do your emails and phone calls is retarded. All that can be done on your own time and a lot less money.



Not sure you are talking about but Christway is NO WHERE NEAR 2000 to 3000 dollars. The price is very low for what is provided. Our team committed to play many months ago and didn't jump ship when the tourny down the road popped up. When our coach makes a commitment, he keeps it. The competetion was few, maybe 2 or 3 teams stood out.


$2000-$3000 is for a personal recruiter. Which I would assume he does also. But even at $225 for 1 year that is not that great. He offers the same thing that berecruited.com offers and it is like $60 life time. Well to jump ship, you have to be invited. The key word there was invitational.


Berecruited only offer you to 1 contact for the coach. You cannot use the site to contact weekly in an easy fashion like Christway. Randy personally talks to all coaches about girls for the same price, no extra fee. We've been on teams that do no recruting by the coaches, so Randy is a big help.
fastpitchparent1977
 
Posts: 15
Joined: Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:02 am

by SOFTBALLS » Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:19 am

So what your saying is that their where no college coaches but rather angels in the stands dressed like college coaches.
SOFTBALLS
 
Posts: 116
Joined: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:41 am

PreviousNext

Return to TX

cron