Dang, look at the long ball leaders!
Both Nora and Michelle with 83+mph exit velocity and Michelle with a 271 feet bomb!
Poppin' It!!!!
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3mo
The distance gives an idea of the trajectory angle. Actually seeing them is awesome. Nora's 1 was a line drive over the lf wall, while Michelle's 2 nearly hit the elementary school behind the field at BC. Would be interested to see how far Nora's would have traveled with the same angle. Some impressive power for sure.
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3mo
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3mo
Pitching machine?
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TomA
3mo
some context in order to put them into proper perspective
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3mo
"Exit velocity in softball measures the speed of the ball (mph) as it leaves the bat, serving as a key indicator of power and hitting success. A high school player aiming for elite college recruitment should target 70+ mph, while collegiate averages typically fall between 65-73 mph. Higher exit speeds are achieved through improved bat speed, proper mechanics, and increased strength."
It's safe to say 80 mph exit speed is impressive and a ball that travels 271 is a BLAST!!!
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