ADVANCED SOFTBALL TRAINING
In-Person and Online Training For Next Level Athletes
The Elite Training Difference
No other facility can match USA Elite Training for our professional softball staff, and the depth and breadth of services we offer. Our skills training and clinics are the most effective programs available for today’s top talent. We transform softball players into Elite caliber athletes.
Why Us
At USA Elite Training, we are a softball training center that has a unique training platform- created and developed by our founder Jen Hapanowicz. Using our program, your daughter is guaranteed to work with highly trained and knowledgeable coaches that will bring her to the next level. Here at USA Elite, there is consistency with instruction and teaching methodology. All of our coaches are trained in the Hapanowicz teaching methods. Our coaches use their wealth of experience to mentor players and help develop them in all aspects of the game. This training system has been developed and created with proven success for over 30 years, with 35,000 students trained and $45 Million in college scholarships.
Certified Coaches
All our coaches are trained in-depth in the Hapanowicz training methods. This certification requires all coaches to go through 3 months of training: including shadowing current coaches in training session, online training, testing and continuing training sessions are provided by the owner on a regular basis. This allows our coaches to be fully prepared and trained before they work with any players.
Our Difference
What is different about our training program compared to others? Our lessons are all inclusive which include: cutting edge training tools, interactive technology with video feedback for all our members, and radar. We provide services within our lessons to give specific data to bring our athletes to the next level, including measuring pitching speed and bat exit velocity. All members receive detailed video analysis after each session not just telling the player what to work on, but drills they need to improve their skills. As a member you will have access to view this feedback as often as you like to make the most of the instruction provided during your session.
Monday Night Clinics Ages 8-11
Pitching: 5-6pm, Hitting 6-7 pm
Session 2: Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19
Session 3: Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30. Feb 6 & 13
Session 4: Feb. 27, March 6, 13, 20, 27
3-DAY WINTER BREAK SOFTBALL BOOT CAMP
DECEMBER, 27 -29, 2022
SESSION 1 PITCHERS CLINIC: 9:30am – 11:30 am Register Here
SESSION 2 HITTING/FIELDING CLINIC: 12 noon – 2 pm Register Here
SESSION 3 CATCHERS CLINIC: 2 pm – 4 pm Register Here
Upcoming Events
JULY 14th
Northern Exposure Summer Softball Showcase
Tournament Dates: July 14-16, 2023
Divisions – 18U Gold. 18U, 16U, 14U
Locations: Meriden, Southington, Wallingford
SEPT 9th
Northern Exposure Fall Softball Showcase
Dates: September 9-10, 2023
Divisions – 18U Gold. 18U, 16U
Locations: Meriden, Southington, Wallingford
Testimonials
News
How Gymnastics And A Borrowed
During the course of any sporting event, there are numerous things that add up to create the end result. In the case of junior pitcher Sydney Adolfson’s five-inning perfect game, in which Newtown High School’s softball team earned a 12-0 mercy-rule win over visiting New Fairfield in the South-West Conference Tournament’s quarterfinal round at Treadwell Park on May 21, the most significant factor was her sheer dominance. After all, among the 15 outs Adolfson recorded, 13 were via the strikeout. But the final out was an interesting one. Freshman shortstop
Bristol Central’s Sophia Torreso recently
BRISTOL – All the hard work Bristol Central softball standout Sophia Torreso put in the circle has certainly paid off over the years. This season, Torreso and the Rams are on the verge of a Class LL state tournament berth as the pitcher helped her team wrangle up 21 wins over a banner campaign. Read More
Masuk routs Brookfield for 5th
Kathryn Gallant tossed a one-hitter and struck out 13 to earn tournament MVP honors for Masuk. That’s also 25 strikeouts in consecutive days for the senior bound for Villanova University next fall. Read More
Pengel hits pair of home
Five seniors were recognized on Senior Day Friday before the Falcons beat Canton, 6-3 at Fisher Meadows. From left, Amanda Hasler, Jackie Pengel, Liz Jerger, Rylee Bernetich and Michalina Centofanti. (Photo courtesy Avon High athletics) AVON, May 13, 2022—Avon High pitcher Jackie Pengel can mow them down at the plate. She can also deposit balls over the fence. Pengel hit a pair of home runs on Friday to lead the Avon High softball team to a 6-3 win over Canton in a non-conference game at Fisher Meadows. Pengel, who will
North Branford softball stays hot,
Sophomore righthander Kiley Mullins was superb on the mound as she changed speeds and confused the Coginchaug hitters, holding them to just three hits. Not one Blue Devil reached third base. Reaad More