Buckner-based girls fastpitch organization serving developmental through high-level competitive teams, with year-round training, regional and national competition, and recruiting support for older athletes.
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R.O.I. Fastpitch – 31807 E Truman Rd, Buckner, MO 64016
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (816) 589-6433
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R.O.I. Fastpitch is a girls travel softball organization based in Buckner, Missouri, serving players across multiple youth and high-school age levels. The program includes developmental teams as well as higher-level regional and national teams, with an emphasis on player development, accountability and year-round training.
R.O.I. operates its own training facility with indoor and outdoor practice space and offers instruction in hitting, fielding, pitching, catching and strength development. Older teams participate in showcase and national-level events and use recruiting resources to help athletes pursue college opportunities. Families should confirm current team availability, tryouts, coaching staffs, schedules, travel expectations and costs directly with R.O.I. Fastpitch.
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