Sorcerer 18 Gold - Mumma

Sorcerer players are recruited to and playing in most of the major softball conferences, including the Pac 10, the SEC, the Big 12, the Big 10, Big West and many others including the Ivy League.

For those looking for exposure, Sorcerer Softball provides the best. Sorcerer Softball has competed in the finest tournaments and showcases, including the ASA 18U Gold National Tournament, the Premier Fastpitch Championships, Surf City showcases, SoCals Finest showcases, the Las Vegas JO Classic, the America's Finest City Showcase, the Louisville Slugger Independence Day Tournament, and the Champions Cup Tournament. 

Despite a history of just over 10 years, Sorcerer Softball has achieved national prominence with solid performances in PGF Premier Championships and ASA 18 Gold Nationals each year:

*  7th at 2013 PGF Premier National Fastpitch Championships (Phil Team)

*  13th at 2013 PGF Platinum National Fastpitch Championships (Blue Team)

*  5th at 2010 ESPN / Rise Premier National Fastpitch Championships

*  1st at 2009 Gold Nationals in Oklahoma City, OK

* 13th at 2008 Gold Nationals in Oklahoma City, OK

* 49th at 2007 Gold Nationals in Oklahoma City, OK
* 33rd at 2006 Gold Nationals in Oklahoma City, OK
* 17th at 2005 Gold Nationals in Salinas, CA
* 17th at 2004 Gold Nationals in Marietta, GA

Sorcerer Softball is the only organization to repeat as 18A National Champions in recent history:
* 2003 18A ASA National Championships in Garland, TX
* 2002 18A ASA National Championships in Rockford, IL

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Sorcerer Teams compete each year in ASA National Championship Play. Here are the results from recent years:

Finish	Year	Tournament	Location
33rd	2006	18 Gold Nationals	Oklahoma City, OK
17th	2005	18 Gold Nationals	Salinas, CA
17th	2004	18 Gold Nationals	Marietta, GA
Champions	2003	18A Nationals	Garland, TX
Champions	2002	18A Nationals	Rockford, IL
17th	2001	18 Gold Nationals	Salem, VA

Fleury was a CalHiSports All-State Underclass pick in 2006 as Mitty went 22-7 and won its sixth Central Coast Section division title and second in two years. A multi-sport standout who was also all-league in field hockey and voted league Junior of the Year, Fleury returned late last night from a trip to South Bend where she told Irish coaches she'd be coming in the fall of 2007. The senior has made all-league every year and first-team all-CCS and second team all-state underclass her sophomore and junior years. She was also named Scholar Athlete of the Year for her school team the last two seasons. Fleury was recruited by various schools across the country but focused initially on schools in California, making unofficial visits to UC Davis, UC Santa Barbara and Pacific. Her focus shifted to Notre Dame once the Irish started to recruit her after a strong performance at the Fireworks tournament in Colorado. She took her official visit to Notre Dame this past weekend and, according to a source close to the family, "fell in love with everything about it and she gave them her verbal commitment. The strong academic and athletic traditions, the beautiful campus, the wonderful coaching staff and the friendships she made with the other incoming recruits and current players all helped Katie make her decision." The infielder has a 3.9 GPA and plans to study political science at Notre Dame before going to law school. "Katie has been an outstanding player and leader for Sorcerer Softball," her club head coach Phil Mumma said today of Fleury, who is the third of his four seniors to commit, along with pitcher/outfielder Valerie Arioto (Cal) and infielder Samantha Camuso (UCLA). "She is an outstanding hitter, can play virtually anywhere, and did a great job for us this past season at shortstop. She will do very well at the next level." sssoftball.rivals.com

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