Rachel Adaza

How did you get into slowpitch?
Transition from fast pitch to slow pitch

When did it become competitive for you?
My 20's is where it started getting more competitive, getting recruited to play with known and respected teams east coast to west coast.

What got you hooked?
This game has always been my home away from home, it's a part of my DNA. The game itself, the competition, the connections, the places it's given me the opportunity to see, the friends that have turned into family.

What slowpitch means to you beyond wins and losses?
I've learned a lot about myself and have grown immensely from playing this game. Picking my battles, pushing through the mental and physical aspects.

What keeps you motivated year after year?
I refuse to grow old! This game keeps me moving on and off the field between practicing, keeping myself healthy and the drive to get better each year.

What slowpitch means to you beyond wins and losses?
I've learned a lot about myself and have grown immensely from playing this game. Picking my battles, pushing through the mental and physical aspects.

When did you first swing a slugger bat?
Back when the z2000s came out!!

What does the brand represent to you?
1. Community
2. Tradition
3. Values
4. Family

The brand itself is a reflection of all my hard work. I wouldn't be where I am today without it. The fellow LS players and their knowledge, helping me tweak some things when working on something new with my swing! It's a family, and that's what LS is all about!

What do you love about the bats?
The performance! They provide me exactly what I'm looking to achieve when it's game time!

Those who know me, know I am always available to help with any/all questions regarding LS. If we're in the same area and you want to practice anytime, please reach out and lets go ball together!

Advice for new players?
Work on what's going to make you stand out! Master your craft and build a name for yourself!

Advice for competitive players chasing the next level?
Be ready anytime for that call up, and when you do make them wish they reached out sooner!