| | | | Welcome to Raiders Softball's new home on the web! | | | | | | The Concord Raiders, with uniquely experienced coaches who have all played or coached the game of softball at a highly competitive level, has the sole purpose of creating an athletic venue for young women and girls 23 years of age and under, who are committed to striving for the highest level of competition in softball to enhance their character, mental and physical health, sportsmanship and educational opportunities. The 2011-1012 Raiders Organization has two 18U(Gold and Elite) and 16UElite fastpitch softball teams, as well as a team at the 23U, 14U, and 12U levels. Here, you'll be able to get news, information, schedules, rosters, game results, directions and much much more. Check back frequently for the latest information about our program.
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| | | | Friar's Softball Announces The Signing of Five Student-Athle | | | | | | | | | | | | | Kiara Amos Signs with Providence College | | | | | | | | | | | | | congrats to 16u elite for winning WFC World Series in Myrtle Bea | | | | | | by
posted 08/06/2011
Congrats go out to the 16U Elite who went undefeated in the WFC World Serires in Myrtle Beach. In the finals the 16u won 6 to 4. More details to follow.
| | | | | | | Ashley Burnham named to CAA All Star Team | | | | | | posted 05/17/2011 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., May 10, 2011 – James Madison junior shortstop Ashley Burnham (Danvers, Mass./Danvers), sophomore center fielder Jasmine Butler (Winter Garden, Fla./West Orange) and freshman third baseman Caitlin Sandy (Fayetteville, N.C./Jack Britt) were recognized as part of the All-Colonial Athletic Association honors handed out by the CAA on Tuesday.
Burnham and Sandy were named to the All-CAA First Team while Butler took home Second Team honors. Sandy was also named to the All-Rookie team.
Burnham, the 2010 CAA Player of the Year, became just the second player in school history to appear on the All-CAA First team twice. She started all 52 games at shortstop for the Dukes, hitting .365 with 44 runs, 32 RBIs and 26 walks. The Danvers, Mass., native added 12 doubles, five home runs and a school-record 13 home runs for a .724 slugging percentage while adding 11 steals and three sacrifice bunts. Burnham also had 89 putouts and 125 assists against just 10 errors for a .955 fielding percentage.
In addition to setting the school record for home runs, Burnham ran her consecutive games started streak to 160 games this season, breaking the previous mark held by Jenn Chavez (2005-08). Her 44 runs and 26 walks are the second-most in school history while she also established school records for slugging percentage and on-base percentage.
| | | | | | | Congratulations to the Raiders players on their College Selectio | | | | | | by Lisa McGloin posted 08/31/2010
Raiders Players have verbally committed to attend the following schools in the Fall of 2012:
Gold 18U
Danielle Deraney Providence College NCAA I
Kiara Amos Providence College NCAA I
Alyssa Siegmann Harvard University NCAA I
Megan Carnase Colgate University NCAA I
Raiders Players will be attending the following schools in the Fall of 2011:
Bridget Lemire UMASS Amherst NCAA I
Lindsay Gibbs Merrimack College NCAA II
Rachel Bullard UMASS Lowell NCAAII
Kasey Moran St. Anselems NCAA II
Alicia Dean Franklin Pierce NCAA II
Shannon Laughlin Franklin Pierce NCAA II
Talia Mercardo Middlebury College NCAA III
Former Raiders Players currently playing at the collegiate level:
Paige Hansen UMass Amherst NCAA I
Georgia Guttadauro UPENN NCAA I
Katie Duval Providence College NCAA I
Cassidy Clayton James Madison University NCAA I
Julia Barrett Holy Cross NCAA I
Shannon Torosian Emerson College NCAA III
Abby Ostrom Trinity College NCAA III
Emily Beinecke Tufts University NCAAIII
Kelly Jo Deardorff Merrimack College NCAA II
Tina Eringis Bryant University NCAA I
Kayla Hoyer Rockhurst University NCAA II
Courtney Parker Merrimack College NCAA II
Katie Stanley Southern New Hampshire University NCAA II
Samantha Luther Emmanuel College NCAA III
Stephanie Mayne UMASS NCAA I
Ashley Burnham James Madison University NCAA I
Emma Docking Eckerd College NCAA II
Shannon Dalton St. Anselm's College NCAA II
Jayme Bilafer Franklin Pierce NCAA II
Olivia Piccione Harvard University NCAA I
Former Raiders Softball players have played at the following schools:
CW Post (Holly Eringis, Amanda Aeillo), Holy Cross(Erin Fleming, Tiffany DeCoff), University of North Carolina (Joslin Higgins), University of North Carolina at Wilmington (Amanda Additays), North Carolina State (Eliza Jacobellis), Valparaiso University (Lisa DeBruzzi), Plymouth State University (Diana Bean), Dartmouth College (Sarah Bankoff, Jill Garcia), Bentley College (Tiffany Carnavale, Lauren Delaney), Providence College (Ava Pandiani, Katie Collins), Siena College (Emily Day), Merrimack College (Kim Page, Judy O'Connell,Shawna Currier, Laura Carlson), Boston University(Chrsiti Murphy), University of Rhode Island (Jamie Rautenberg, Mary Beth Ball), Stonehill College (Courtney Young), Tufts University (Jen Mackie), Franklin Pierce (Keleen Wotten), University of Maine (Katie Churchill, Lauren Dulkis, Melissa Mather), Bates College (Jess Fitzgerald), Framingham State College (MAry Matthews), Nichols College (Jen Solomon), Eckard College (Katie Parker), Bryant University (Janine Enos), DePauw University (Shannon Buell), Wheaton College (Lroi Hill, Katie Boyle), Salem State College (Laura Fleming), UMASS Lowell (Julie Brodie, Donna Mills), Villanova University (Jackie Dempsey), Harvard University (Kerry Flaherty), Fairfield University (Keri Giangrande), University of New Haven (Kathleen Lawlor), New Hampshire College (Kathy Kiley, Lynne Pakrer), University of Vermont (Casey Fleming), Suffolk University (Jess Ferreria, Christina Nay), and Quinapiac University (Emily Bellush).
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