Bowie Blue Jays Fastpitch Softball

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Bowie Blue Jays Fastpitch Softball

Based in Bowie, MD, the Blue Jays girls travel fastpitch softball program is for motivated female athletes who want to play competitive softball and train year-round.

Our teams play in fastpitch softball leagues and tournaments. We also conduct winter softball training, participate in local softball camps and skills clinics and provide college recruiting support for our athletes.

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MARYLAND BLUE JAYS NEWS

Maryland Blue Jays Roster Positions Still Available!

For the 2020 season, Blue Jays family is seeking the best

and brightest athletes to join a premier organization.

We are currently fielding teams at 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U &

18U Showcase levels. All positions are open!! Athletes interested

in joining the Blue Jays family, may participate in our

FREE Elite Winter Camp and work with professional instructors

and experienced D1 coaches; Sundays 12:00pm - 3:00pm in

December and January.

For additional information, please contact Coach Tony Chapple at

Maryland Blue Jays Passion! Pride! Dedication!

Sponsors Needed for the 2020 Season

Maryland Blue Jays organization is looking for sponsors for our upcoming 2020 season. Different sponsorship levels are available. As a sponsor, you will be recognized in a variety of ways including branding on our team uniform, banner and also recognized on our website and social media pages. For additional sponsorship information please contact Coach Tony Chapple at operations@bowiebluejays.org or 202-669-2917 for a sponsorship letter and application.

The mission of the Blue Jays organization is to provide a nurturing, healthy, fun and premier competitive environment for our athletes wanting to develop their softball skills and enjoy the game at an advanced level. The Blue Jays organization continuously reiterates the importance of teamwork, perseverance, commitment, passion and a great work ethic on our fields. Blue Jays athletes are repeatedly commended for their conduct on and off the field. Our athletes are held to high standards and are exceptional student-athletes in the classroom and their community.

Blue Jays Hall of Fame Inductees!!

As we know, it takes hard work, resilience, persistence and sacrifices to fulfill one's dream of playing at the next level of college softball. The Blue Jays family is extremely proud of our 2019 college student-athletes. This class includes athletes that were 12U players while others joined the family, developed and flourished in the Blue Jays program. However the means, we are so very proud to induct these stellar athletes and exceptional students into the Blue Jays Softball Hall of Fame!

DaeShonna Beckham – Allen University (Sports Management)

Jaila Canzater - Stevenson University (Biology)

Colleen Blasko – Hood College (Global Studies)
Jordan Jackson - Stevenson University (Medical Science)

Ahmira Miller – Montclair State (Exercise Science)
MacKenzie Robinson – Hood College (Psychology)
Amelia Theobald – University of W. Virginia (Psychology)

Brianna Greenwell - Washington College (Business Management)

Sarah Gibson - Airforce (Linguistics/Cyber Security)

Anna Klotz - Seton Hill University (Equine Management)

Blue Jays Makes Major Impact on Area Softball!

Our active Blue Jays players are dispersed throughout the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) and are major contributors on their respective teams in various counties, including Prince George's County, Montgomery County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County and Kent County. This includes Ahmira Miller, St. Mary's Ryken WCAC Champs and Colleen Blasko, St. Vincent Pallotti second in division and runner-up in championship play. Colleen led Pallotti to their first champion game in 20+ years. In fact, the majority of the starters of the WCAC semifinalist Bishop McNamara softball team are current Bowie Blue Jays.

In the end Bowie Blue Jays players were selected for many honors including Amelia Theobald and Brooke Varner First Team ALL-WCAC, second team included Jade Greene, Jayla’h Romero-Thompson and Ahmira Miller. Our WCAC Honorable Mention includes Rebeca Dobson, Akilah Johnson and Kennedy Atwater; Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention, Kelly Fuentes. For Colleen’s outstanding contribution at Pallotti, she received numerous distinctions. Among them, the Joseph A. Meyers Foundations Award, highest esteem given to a Pallotti student.

On the collegiate level, Community College of Baltimore County - Catonsville; our very own Alleshia Pullen was again selected All-Maryland JUCO first team honors. Alleshia also earned Second Team NJCAA All-Region DII honors as she helped power the Lady Cardinals to a strong 38-10 record and national ranking. Alleshia posted a .456 average, was second in the conference in home-runs. Her season was highlighted with an outstanding game going 4-4, with a single, double, triple, and home run, to pick up a cycle. Alleshia Pullen was also named 2019 CCBC Athlete of the Year! Our other sophomore, Taylor Wilson (TW) made 43 starts in 48 appearances at first base for the Maryland Terps. In the very competitive Big Ten, TW posted a .282 average, emphasized by a combined 4-11 at the Carolina Classic, hitting home runs in back-to-back games, driving in six runs, and scoring three runs.

Congratulations to Alleshia, TW and all our student-athletes for their honors and representing the Bowie Blue Jays on the field and in the classroom!