Power Line’s newly revamped college softball recruit advising program offers softball athletes the opportunity to effectively find that school and softball combination you are seeking.  As a proven college softball recruiter, Sara uses her 13 years of professional experience and college softball coaching contacts to guide you through the challenging process of finding the perfect college for you.

Evaluation Process:

Receive an honest and thorough evaluation.  After tallying information from questionnaires, sports performance test, Right View Pro hitting analysis, and softball game/practice evaluations, Power Line staff will design an evaluation that will not only assist in your college softball recruit marketing process, but that will aid in your continued softball development.  Through this evaluation, Power Line will give you an idea of where in the college softball spectrum you might fit.  Re-evaluation every 6 months will allow Power Line advisors to review and possibly reassess their recommendation.

Development:

Through Power Line’s Complete Player Clinic, receive thorough softball instruction on the best techniques in the college softball game today and an evaluation of areas that you need to address.  This quarterly session will help keep softball athletes on track toward discussed developmental goals.

Marketing:

Power Line uses cutting edge technology to connect with college softball coaches during your marketing campaign.  Monthly newsletters, online marketing profiles, and frequent picture and video posts provide softball athletes a dynamic resource for disseminating information.  Power Line advisors will also personally introduce you to college softball coaches in an effort to help you find that perfect college fit for you.

Advising and Mentoring:

Power Line is comprised of advisors and mentors who have gone through the college recruiting process before you.  As former college softball athletes and coaches, we know first hand what the college softball recruiting process consists of and how you can make it more efficient and effective.  Former great college softball players who live in the San Diego community are going to assist us in mentoring you through this sometimes harrowing process.  By helping you learn how to design a marketing packet, to write your letters, to make your phone calls, and so much more, we are all committed to helping you in any way we can.  These amazing former college softball athletes want to be involved and want to give back to the game that has given them so much.

Melanie Hall – Mt. San Antonio College

Vanessa Currie – Sonoma State

Kathryn Dutton – Loyola Marymount University

Isela Mohr – Howard College

Yesenia Perez – Arizona Western College

Natalie Camarda – Adelphi University

Katie Schumacher – Monmouth

Angelica Jensen – Hope International

Lindsey Porter – Cal State University – San Marcos

Holly Hansing – Monterey Peninsula College

Alicia Wyckoff – Western New Mexico

Cara Terlep – Lewis University

Michelle Thille – Iowa Lakes College

Gabrielle Scuito – Redlands

Courtney Fick – Southern Utah University

Darcy Gardner – Siena College

Kacie Eich – Southern Mississippi

Kaitlin McGinley – Cal State San Marcos

Megan McCormick – Hardin Simmons

Madison Hanten – Stanford University

Alex Miller – Cal State San Marcos

Julie Pena – Humboldt State University

Beth Smetana – Villanova University

Cori Reinhardt – Cal State Monterey Bay

Katie Watkins – Fort Lewis College

                                                 Brianna Jensen- University of Mary

                                                 Vanessa Kellems – South Dakota State

                                                  Aubrie May – Northwestern University

                                                  Hope Frisch -  Union College

                                                  Mariah Bagsic – UC Davis

                                                  Morgan Buie – Morehead State University

Keila Elderts - Hawaii Pacific University

Courtney Horne – Ohio State University