This year was the first year that the girls both played softball/t-ball. It was so much fun watching them and they really did do a great job. The parents on the teams were awesome people which made going to the games that much more fun. They were both on the Red Sox and I got to be team mom for both teams.
This was Kendall's first year and she got to play on a co-ed team.

Our only goal for her was to at least want to go to her games every time and have fun being there. Goal accomplished! She really did enjoy it and it was fun and exciting to watch her. You just never know what those crazy t-ball players are going to do with that ball! It also helped that she had 2 patient coaches who were so positive all the time. She especially loved Coach Leo.
Jayden is just now starting to get into more competitive environment. They got to have playoffs this year

and this was her first year at machine pitch. She just loved everything about it. Her favorite positions were pretty much anywhere in the infield (especially 1st base), pitcher, catcher, and right field (because she could still throw people out at 1st base).
She really learned a lot about the game this year and all the rules that go with it. She learned where to throw the ball and loved hitting. She is practicing to be a real pitcher so that in 2 years when she moves up she can do that too.
Part of being the team for Jayden's team was organizing a team party. We did it after their last game before the playoffs and made shirts for them to wear under their

jerseys. I even bought one of those Bedazzler things so they could Bedazzle their sleeves! It was a great time with the girls. It kind of took me back to my good old little league days.
They won 2 games
in the playoffs but ending up loosing before the finals. It was Jayden's first "loosing" moment and they all handled it so well. They ended their season with a group hug! She also had great coaches who kept everything so positive yet competitive enough for them to know how to play the game. I can't wait to see how she does next year.