Our Mission
Founded in 1986 by Bob Hamacher, the Roadrunner Softball Organization develops the talents and aspirations of young women in fastpitch softball by competing at the highest level against the toughest competition in the country. The program is committed to an environment where every athlete reaches her full potential — on the field and in the classroom — while growing into a caring, productive member of her community. Coaches and parents work side by side to help these young women flourish, earn scholarships, and receive a quality college education.
Our Primer
Believe
Mental readiness first. Confidence is trained, not wished for.
Build
Skill, strength, and verified measurables — built rep by rep, measured honestly.
Become
Student-athletes ready for college softball and for what comes after it.
Our Path
Mental Readiness
The center of the path — focus, confidence, and composure when the game speeds up.
Offense / Batting
Barrel control, situational hitting, and pressure at the plate.
Defense / Fielding
First-step quickness, clean transfers, and outs recorded.
Athleticism / Fitness
Speed, strength, and the durability to hold up across a full season.
Team Synergy / Cohesion
Trust, communication, and one standard in the dugout and on the field.
THE PRIMER
The Primer is our player-development program. Every Roadrunner works five circles each week — Offense, Defense, Athleticism, Team Synergy, Mental Readiness.
Program History
Championship seasons are highlighted in gold.
Coming Up
Live Schedule & Scores — GameChanger
From the team's proposed fall 2026 schedule — events can change; game times and field assignments post to the team social accounts as brackets are released. The team practices Wednesdays and on non-tournament weekends.
18U Roster
Full player profiles are available to approved college recruiters and team families. Request access →
Public roster shows name, grad year, and positions only — per program policy. Schools, GPAs, stats, verified measurables, and video live in the gated recruiter area below. Roster as provided by the coaching staff, October 14, 2026.
Coaching Staff
Recruiting Resources
Every Roadrunner builds one organized recruiting profile: identification and contact info, academics, verified metrics only, short labeled video, current schedule, and character and extracurriculars. Nothing goes to a college coach until the coaching staff has reviewed and certified it.
LOOKING FOR A CAMP OR SHOWCASE? 🥎 Here's a compiled list from 155 schools in the Southwest United States within driving distance of Tucson, Az. NEXT UP Mon, Nov 9 — Grand Canyon University · November Hitting & Infield Skills Clinics (Phoenix, AZ) Mon, Nov 9 — UCLA · Defensive Clinic (Los Angeles, CA) Tue, Nov 10 — University of Arizona · All Skills & Tuesday Night Hitting Clinics (Tucson, AZ) Updated weekly · Last updated: November 9, 2026 SEE THE CAMPS →What a complete profile includes, section by section — the checklist our athletes build from.
Download the guide (PDF)The do's and don'ts of how college coaches actually scout players online.
Download the guide (PDF)Freshman through senior year — what matters when, grade by grade.
Download the guide (PDF)A working session for athletes and their families. Students get hands-on guidance for:
- Making their Athlete 360 Worksheet
- Building a List of Schools
- Building a Profile Sheet
- Contacting Coaches
- Being Eligible for Recruitment
Held periodically; sessions are announced through the team accounts and GameChanger.
For College Recruiters
Full athlete profiles — stats, verified measurables, video, and schedules — live in a gated recruiter area. To see individual player profiles, you first request access with your name, email, and school (if applicable). The coaching staff reviews and approves every request by hand before any profile is visible — no open access, no exceptions.
Follow the Team
Game-day graphics, schedule updates, and final scores are posted to the team accounts as games are played.
Contact Us
Email: AzRoadrunners18U@gmail.com
Phone: (520) 401-9406
