Milah Loose '18 Recruiting Profile

Softball has been apart of my life for as long as I can remember. From t-ball at age 4 to youth baseball to softball and becoming a varsity starting shortstop for the past 3 years softball has been my one true passion. I have played travel softball since 8th grade and ever since I have played at the higher level and practicing in all of the off seasons I knew my passion for softball would never end and I set the goal for myself of playing at the higher level of collegiate softball. My passion  and love for the game started at age 4 and has never stopped growing.

I would make a good candidate for your team because softball season never ends for me. My dedication to the game and getting better is clear. In the winter I am practicing multiple times a week in the gym and work closely during the season with my personal hitting and pitching coach. I never want to stop practicing, even during basketball season, in hopes of being the best softball player I can be. I am also a leader on my travel and varsity softball teams. I like to view myself as setting the tone for the team and maintain a positive, upbeat attitude and pick up my teammates when they need it. I am also a 3 year team captain on my varsity team and a 2 year receiver of all-conference 1st team at shortstop and all-area team at shortstop. I can play outfield, pitch strikes or can even catch if called upon. Anything for the tean.

What sets me apart from other recruits in athletics is how coachable I am. I take things in quickly and hope to improve my game at every practice. I realize when I am doing incorrectly and make quick fix's when I realize. What sets me apart in academics is my devotion to my studies. Being a student athlete means school comes first and sports second and I find that very important. I am also a multi sport athlete. During basketball season my number one priority is to succeed in the classroom so I then can succeed and do great things on the court/field.