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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2024 · 31 MIN

Florida Bolts Girls Baseball - Opening the Future for Girls & Women in Baseball

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Florida Bolts 5 teams give young girls from 8 to 18 the opportunity to play in all girl baseball tournaments. Brooke & Lily Greene share their stories about their team and more possibilities for women in the game like the BFA Nationals.   Brooke and Lily Greene, who are involved with the Florida Bolts girls' baseball organization, discussing their passion for women and girls' baseball.Brooke Greene took over the Florida Bolts organization in January 2022.She was introduced to girls' baseball by a friend and was surprised by the number of girls interested in the sport.Started with one team and now has five teams,Importance of girls playing in both all-girl tournaments & local leagues to raise awareness about girls playing baseball.Cost prohibitive nature of travel ball and how the Florida Bolts try to keep costs low through sponsorships and fundraising.Lily hopes for the game to grow and be more welcoming to women.Brooke's love for baseball stems from her family's involvement Building Support for Women's BaseballNeed for more support and visibility for women's baseball, suggesting the creation of a separate women's league.Brooke encourages perseverance in the face of challenges, emphasizing the talent and dedication of girls in baseball.Future OutlookLily aims for a baseball scholarship or a career in sports management.Brooke envisions retired MLB players with daughters investing in women's baseball to propel it forward.Potential impact of Derek Jeter's involvement in supporting women's baseball, highlighting the need for strong leadership and collaboration to advance the sport.Challenges in Women's BaseballLack of cohesiveness among girls' baseball organizations, noting the presence of several independent teams without a unified goal.Importance of collaboration and a shared vision to establish a women's baseball leagueFlorida Bolts' ActivitiesBFA Nationals in Kentucky,  & the DMV series in Maryland.Team's efforts to host an all-girls baseball clinic sponsored by the Tampa Bay Rays, aimed at promoting the sport and providing skills training to participants.Future Outlook Florida BoltsNeed a Summit akin to MLB's winter meetings to bring together various women's baseball organizationsImportance of fundraising and sponsorships for the Florida BoltsLily encourages perseverance and dedication, urging listeners to stay true to themselves and keep pushing forward.Brooke reiterates the need for continued momentum and collaboration to make women's baseball a reality, emphasizing the impact of community support in achieving this goal.Discover more about the Florida Bolts Girls Baseball teams and support them @ www.floridabolts.squarespace.com Or reach out to them at [email protected] can be found on Twitter @TheBaseballBiz & at http://www.baseballbizondeck.comJust remember to subscribe, follow and rate the show. Thank you.BaseballBiz can be found on iheartradio, Stitcher, Apple, and SpotifySpecial thanks to XTaKeRuX for the music "Rocking Forward"

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Florida Bolts 5 teams give young girls from 8 to 18 the opportunity to play in all girl baseball tournaments. Brooke & Lily Greene share their stories about their team and more possibilities for women in the game like the BFA Nationals. Brooke and Lily Greene, who are involved with the Florida Bolts girls' baseball organization, discussing their passion for women and girls' baseball.Brooke Greene took over the Florida Bolts organization in January 2022.She was introduced to g...

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