Softball
About Us
RoughRiders Softball is dedicated to finding outstanding athletes who achieve greatness both on and off the field. Our players are anticipated to excel not only as athletes but also as scholars and members of society. On the field, we uphold respectfulness, and off the field, we adhere to etiquette our family will be proud of. Our standards are set at the pinnacle of excellence, and we hold ourselves accountable to them.
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What Makes Us Different From Other Programs
We boast the state's premier facilities as our starting point. While other teams grapple with the challenge of securing practice spaces during the chilly months, we enjoy the luxury of playing full games and hosting tournaments. We operate our program as a non-profit entity, prioritizing opportunity and affordability for all families. Compared to the majority of our competitors statewide, we offer our services at half the cost, ensuring accessibility without compromising quality.
Areas of Focus
- Defensive Skills & Concepts
- Offensive Skills & Concepts
- Leadership & Accountability skills training
- Mechanics, Agility, Plyometric, Speed Training
- Position Skills
- Competitiveness
- Strengthening physicality & mentality
- Teamwork, sportsmanship, & citizenship
Our Goal
The overarching goal of our program is to empower and inspire our athletes to reach their full potential, both athletically and personally. We aim to cultivate a supportive and inclusive environment where players can develop their skills, foster positive attitudes, and build strong character traits such as teamwork, resilience, and sportsmanship. Ultimately, we strive to instill a lifelong love for the game of softball while equipping our players with the tools they need to succeed not only on the field but also in their academic pursuits and future endeavors.
Meet Tony, Director of Softball
After relocating to Colorado at the age of 10, Tony pursued his passion for baseball. He represented the Brighton Bulldogs during his high school years and showcased his skills with Burt Chevrolet in Connie Mac leagues. His journey continued as he transitioned to collegiate baseball, where he played for Lamar, Colby, and the University of Hawaii Hilo. After his collegiate years, Tony embarked on a fulfilling professional career. He served as a high school teacher and baseball coach at Berthoud High School, Stanley Lake High School, and Brighton High School, where he not only imparted knowledge but also nurtured young talents on the baseball field. Tony now spends his free time on the softball field, sharing his passion for the game he loves.
