OHIO FEVER TRAVEL FAQ

Ohio Fever – a community based travel team for those athletes who are looking for an elevated level of play. This level is best described as a higher level of competition than recreational softball. It will be the organization’s goal to roster as many appropriately talented Stow players as possible – as evaluated by the approved head coach and Stow YES Board. Many players and even coaches may be from other communities.

Fees include: Uniforms, equipment, insurance, indoor winter training sessions, Western Reserve Fastpitch League/Field/Umpire fees, as well as tournaments.

  • Q – Do you have to try-out for the Ohio Fever?

    A:  Yes. Try-outs will be held mid-July through early August. Check our web site in July for more information.

  • Q – Does it cost anything to try out?

    A:  No

  • Q – How many girls are on a team?

    A: This number will vary from team to team. However, each team may carry a roster of 10-12 girls.

  • Q – What division should my daughter tryout for?

    A: Age is determined by the current age of your daughter as of January 1st of the playing year

  • Q – Is each girl guaranteed playing time?

    A: No. Travel softball is very different from recreational softball.  Competition is elevated, and coaches will play girls based on many factors such as:  Attitude, softball ability, hustle, and being coachable.

  • Q – How much does it cost to be on a Fever team?

    A: The cost may depend on several factors such as:  Sponsorships, fundraising, the number of tournaments the team plays in, amount of winter activity (winter games/practices), and uniform prices. Fees for all divisions typically are approximately $500 – $800 per player plus uniform costs.  Contact coach for more details.

  • Q – How long does the season last?

    A: This will vary from team to team. Winter training usually starts in January. The outdoor season usually starts in May and ends in July.

  • Q – Can my daughter play on another team at the same time as being on a Fever softball team?

    A: No. It is a large commitment to play travel softball, and each team relies upon each player to be at every game/practice.