Thursday, 29 April 2010 21:43

I can't believe it's been one year since our Grand Opening.  We attribute our incredible success to our talented instructors and hard working students!  With your support, our business has grown even in this difficult economy.  To show our appreciation, we are offering some incredible specials for your in season training. As you know, it is so important to continue to work on your softball skills to increase confidence on the field.   

We welcome any feedback on how we can serve you better!

Denise Cronin

Director

Thursday, 08 April 2010 19:49

Develop and enhance your softball skills at one of our three summer clinics. Register online now!

Coach Julie Morancy will be leading the instruction for our Bay State Softball Academy Summer Clinics. We will focus on all aspects of the game and include indoor and outdoor components.

Held from 9:00 - 12:00

$150/Members  $175/Non-Members
Register now......... or call 508-377-2666 for more information

Session #1  June 28th-July 1st
Session #2  July 12th -July 15th
Session #3  July 19th-July 22nd

Wednesday, 24 March 2010 19:38

The Bay State Softball Academy is pleased to announce our Summer 2010 Skills Clinic. Under the supervision of Clinic Director Julie Morancy, young women can improve their softball skills within all levels of development. Our summer program begins June 28th, from 9:00 to 12:00.

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Wednesday, 12 August 2009 18:56

By Ben Rohrbach, Globe Correspondent | August 9, 2009
(See Full Article on Boston.com)

A decade ago, a softball-specific sports academy did not exist in this area. Now? To be successful on the diamond, private lessons are considered to be a requirement.

Hoping to capture a piece of the growing market, the Bay State Softball Academy recently opened in Framingham, despite the generally uncertain economic times.

"In March we had the opportunity to expand next to our baseball facility,'' said owner and director Doug Carroll, a Holliston High graduate who also runs the neighboring academy. "My first thought was a softball facility. I felt it would be a home run in the area. A lot of girls are traveling long distances to practice and train. Framingham's pretty centrally located. The numbers are growing and slowly increasing. This time of year is slow for lessons. By December, I feel we'll do really well.''

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