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Hannah Lindsay’s college softball journey took her from an early commitment to GCU, through a standout run at New Mexico State, and ultimately to Iowa — where she finished her career as a vocal leader and reliable catcher. Along the way, she faced injuries, coaching changes, and the pressure of transferring, but each step helped shape her both as a player and as a future coach.

In this episode, Hannah reflects on what it takes to lead a team, the lessons that come from setbacks, and how coaching young athletes sparked a new passion. With her sights now set on becoming a graduate assistant, she shares how her experiences have prepared her to lead the next generation of players — with heart, focus, and no excuses.

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Produced by Yael Martin and Dalton Fisher, Fisher Multimedia LLC
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Madi Mendoza just wrapped up her sophomore season as the starting shortstop for UTEP, where she’s known for her elite defense, nonstop energy, and undeniable presence on the field. But her path has been anything but easy.
In this open and honest conversation, Madi reflects on the growth she's made as a player and person — from battling early struggles with hitting to earning Defensive Player of the Year honors. She shares how living on a couch her freshman year, missing her mom, and adjusting to the speed of D1 softball tested her limits but also revealed her resilience.
She dives into the decision to enter the transfer portal, why she's seeking a new softball environment, and the inner drive that fuels her — especially her desire to make her mom and grandma proud. She opens up about her mental approach, leadership on the field, love for the grind, and even her Air Force aspirations.

If you’ve ever doubted yourself, struggled to find your place, or wondered what it really takes to level up — this episode will hit home. Madi doesn’t just talk about the game. She lives it.

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Produced by Yael Martin and Dalton Fisher, Fisher Multimedia LLC
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Brooke Denton is a 2026 middle infield prospect from Centennial High School in Peoria, Arizona — and her sights are set firmly on Division 1 softball. Driven, disciplined, and fiercely competitive, Brooke shares her journey of becoming the player she is today.

Growing up in a family where sports were a way of life, Brooke was surrounded by role models who taught her the value of hard work and persistence. From playing multiple sports to finding her true passion in softball, she reflects on what pushed her to stand out — including the bold decision to switch to left-handed hitting mid-career to take full advantage of her speed.

In this inspiring conversation, Brooke opens up about battling doubt, blocking out critics, and betting on herself — even when others said it couldn’t be done. She talks about how mentorship, family support, and relentless work ethic have shaped her approach on and off the field. From leadership lessons to mental toughness, Brooke’s story is about more than softball — it’s about resilience, belief, and loving the grind.

Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or parent, Brooke offers valuable insights on chasing dreams with clarity, confidence, and heart.

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Produced by Yael Martin and Dalton Fisher, Fisher Multimedia LLC
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#podcast #caughtup #athlete #coaches #collegesoftball #travelball #clubsoftball #metrics #recruiting #hitting #playermindset #coach