Raider Fastpitch Softball

Seminole State's fastpitch softball program was established in 1995 under the leadership of Head Coach Courtney Miller. Over the years, Miller has built a nationally recognized program that has qualified for the state tournament for seven straight seasons.

Each year, the Raiders' fastpitch softball players are recognized for their team contributions, consistently earning All-Conference, All-State, All-Academic and All-American honors.

Coach Miller is committed to keeping Seminole State at the top of Florida's softball ranks and helping players move to the next level of their athletic careers. In her tenure, several Raider athletes have earned scholarships to four-year colleges, including many Division I schools.

Seminole State's home games are played at Raider Softball Field on the College's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus.

The Raiders are a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I and the Florida Community College Activities Association's Mid-Florida Conference.

Scholarships for student-athletes, including tuition, books and — in some cases — housing, are available.

• Download the Raiders' 2010 Softball Media Guide

FCCAA Fastpitch Softball Scoreboard

 

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Recent Fastpitch Softball News

Two Raiders named Academic All-Americans

(July 20, 2010) Sophomores Natalie Beach and Amanda Edelman have been named Academic All-Americans by the National Junior College Athletic Association. Eleven other members of the 2010 Raider softball team have been recognized with all-conference or all-state academic honors. Read more.

Raider named to NFCA South Region Second Team

(July 7, 2010) Freshman Christina Baranet was recognized for her strong performance during the 2010 season. Read more.

Hope Bitzer named NJCAA and NFCA First-Team All-American

(June 14, 2010) The sophomore from Longwood is only the second athlete in Raider softball history to earn First Team honors from the NJCAA. Read more.

Raider softball collects more awards

(May 20, 2010) Sophomores Hope Bitzer and Natalie Beach have been named the Mid-Florida Conference's Female Athlete of the Year and Scholar Athlete of the Year, respectively. Read more.

Seminole State athletes earn state, conference honors

(May 11, 2010) Ten Raider softball players earned post-season recognition from the FCCAA and the Mid-Florida Conference. Read more.