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Our organization emphasizes fundamentals, individual instruction, teamwork, sportsmanship, and the well-being and self-worth of every player. We also feel it is our job and responsibility to prepare girls to play at the college level and many of our players, both on their own and with our help, are presently playing or will be playing in college softball programs.
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posted 09/28/2009 The Mirage 16U Purple and ’96 Black teamed to sweep the 16U and 14U divisions of the very well run, but rain-shortened, CT Shock Fall Classic in Wallingford, CT. Combining dominant pitching with an explosive offensive attack, the 16U Purple went 3-0 with wins over the CT Shock, the Explosion and the CT Renegades to capture the team’s first 16U title. The ’96 Black pushed their way past the Extreme Chaos, the CT Renegades and the host CT Shock, outscoring their opponents 30-6, in capturing their first 14U title. Both teams wish to thank the CT Shock organization for a great weekend of softball.
 
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posted 09/15/2009 Lindsey Johnson, of Manchester, was informed recently that she will be a member of the 2010 Ithaca College softball team. Lindsey, a freshman catcher, has been a Mirage player for two years, having played at both the 16U and 18U levels. She will be the 45th Mirage player to play in college. We wish Lindsey the best as she takes her game to the next level.
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posted 08/11/2009 
| | FR(LR) - Bre Gleason, Kim Church, Kathleen Brenneman BR(L-R) - C- Tom Downs, Audrey Boutin, Christine Bourdeau, Ashley Bilodeau, C- Russ Bilodeau, Lisa Donato, Jess Rickel, Alyssa Downs, C- Dave Gleason Absent: Meg Carta, Mandy Hyne | | | The National Softball Association (NSA) 23U World Series took place over the weekend of August 8th and 9th in Leominster, MA. The Mirage 23U team finished the weekend with a record of 7-1-1, coming out of the loser's bracket on Sunday after losing their first game and then winning the next 5 games in a row to claim the Championship title. Competing with only 9 players on Sunday, who played 39 innings, the team defeated the #2 seed, NWS Elite twice in the finals, 6-4 and 3-0 to give The Mirage Travel Fastpitch Softball Organization it's first National Championship title.
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