News-Gazette Softball
Kroner: IHSA forcing hurlers to go the distance
Prep Softball
Look for a greater disparity next spring between the state's elite high school softball pitchers and those who hope to one day reach that status.
The IHSA announced last month it would increase the pitching distance from 40 to 43 feet effective for the 2010 spring season. The National High School Federation mandated the change be made by 2011 but gave individual states the option of implementing it sooner.
More Stories
- - All-Area Softball Players of the Year
- - 2009 All-Area Softball First Team
- - All-conference softball teams
- - Softball Player of the Year: Monica Rondon
- - Final softball Top 10
- - 20th N-G All-Area Softball Team
- - Mennenga fans 15 in loss
- - They're playing in (East) Peoria. Joliet, too
- - Knights hope to repeat historic softball run
- - Knights simply super
- - SJ-O offense sputters vs. state's best
- - Mennenga's gem keeps Eagles hot
- - Young Falcons see season end
- - Freshman does it all for GCMS
- - Warriors don't take win for granted
- - Immke gets party started
- - Homers, Skaggs power 'Toppers
- - Sages errors prove costly
- - Knights are getting the royal treatment
- - Switching bat stroke of genius for Hodges
- - SJ-O starts new softball streak
- - Lovrant, Allen lift PBL
- - Kroner: A cleated debate
- - Sages roll in softball
- - Tuscola puts it all together