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Old Sat Jan 05, 2008, 11:48am
rockyroad rockyroad is offline
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It would not change my reply - or it wouldn't if I had actually replied already. But I will reply now to the general topic of "when should you stop doing any particular level of ball?" To me it's a simple answer: you stop when that level of ball stops being fun for you.

If switching back and forth between levels is really causing that much stress and confusion, then stop doing it. In my career, I "quit" doing HS ball before my 5th season of small college ball - I still enjoy the HS game and still go watch a lot, but it was not much fun for me anymore because the games really are called quite differently and I wasn't handling that very well. So I made the decision to stop. I still do a few nights each season when the local assignor is really stacked up, but it was a decision that worked well for me.

So, if you're not having any fun and not enjoying yourself doing girls HS ball, then stop doing it.
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