08/19/2026
Let's go! Buckle up ladies, your growth and development is going to be amazing!
🎶 Bring Em Out, Bring Em Out 🎶
The flagship team roster is set! We are excited to announce this roster of amazing young ladies!
Can't wait to hit the field and see the development this first year 12u group has in store. Our coaching staff loves where these kids are at with their athleticism and skill sets currently, however we also see the amazing potential of who they are about to become!
08/01/2026
Two weeks at PGF, came out with two cars and 3 kids for week 1 with Mackie. Returning in one car and a different kid (Brinley) packed in like a sardine back there. 😂😂
✌🏻 Out PGF Nationals, until next year!
07/26/2026
PGF week one with Makaila Quinney and week two with the littlest Quinney starting on Monday. Two weeks at PGF this year.
07/23/2026
More Details: https://quinneysoftball.com/az-select-club-teams
✨ First Year 12u Tryouts Are Just Around The Corner!!
🎉 Eligible Birth Years ➖ Sept - Dec 2014 | 2015 | 2016 (2 Years Of 12U Eligibility Required)
📝 All positions will be considered as this is our flagship team to represent Quinney Softball Training Facility on the field!
Why The official Arizona Select Fastpitch Club Page 🤔
➡️ Experienced Non-Parent Coaches and 3 who played softball at the collegiate level
➡️ Includes personal access to our fully air conditioned Training Facility
➡️ 501(c)3 Non-Profit (Great for Fundraising & More)
➡️ East Valley Practice including in our Softball ONLY Air Conditioned Training Facility
➡️ Player Development that focuses on how to play the game to win. Technique + IQ + Will To Win 🟰 Success
Tryout Registration Link Available in Bio and at
https://quinneysoftball.com/az-select-club-teams
Tryout Details:
🗓️ Saturday August 8th
⏰ 7-8am Catching & Pitching
⏰ 8-12pm All Positions
📍 Mesa AZ (details released to registrants)
Register:
https://quinneysoftball.com/az-select-club-teams
06/25/2026
📢 Tryout dates are set for our new competitive first year 12u team that will start this fall at
➡️ First year 12u players with grad year of 2033-2034. This will allow us to not age out players
➡️ Based in the East Valley
➡️ Practices will be at an East Valley field and at Quinney Softball Training Facility
➡️ We are searching for 12 competitive athletes WITH club experience
➡️ All positions need to be filled
➡️ Team will be a 501(c)(3)
👉🏻 As of now, all coaches are non-parent coaches. Coaching staff will include:
▪️ Coach Allen Quinney who has 12 years of club coaching experience ranging from 12u-18u and 3 daughters who play Collegiate Softball. (As of now, no daughter will be on the team)
▪️ Coach Nichole Fry who is an instructor at Quinney Softball Training Facility and played Division 1 softball at Long Beach State University.(No daughter on the team)
▪️ Coach Gianna Memoli who is also an instructor at Quinney Softball Training Facility and played Division 1 softball at Weber State University. (No daughter on the team)
▪️ Coach Riley Lord who Coach Quinney has had the pleasure of coaching with in club ball with Tennessee Mojo. Coach Riley played Division 2 softball at Berry University in Florida. (No daughter on the team)
Our goal is to put together a competitive group of athletes that are coachable and driven to succeed and grow as student athletes and overall awesome young ladies!
Register at: https://form.jotform.com/261736681079063
🗓️ Saturday August 8th (after pgf nationals)
⏰ 7am - 12pm (Catcher & Pitcher 7am-8am. All players 8am-12pm.)
📍 Monterey Park In Mesa Arizona
More details after registration.
04/26/2026
Littlest Quinney and dad at the capital one lounge in Denver heading back from watching the oldest Quinney girls play in conference. Heading back to AZ now.
04/22/2026
One of the biggest mistakes in youth sports? Comparing players to each other.
Every athlete develops at a different pace. The same coaching tip or lesson might click instantly for one player, while another needs time, reps, and patience. That doesn’t mean one is “better”—it just means they’re on different timelines.
Growth in softball isn’t linear, and it’s definitely not one-size-fits-all.
Instead of comparing players side by side, let’s focus on tracking each athlete’s individual progress—their improvements, their milestones, their journey.
Because every young player is unique. And development should be measured against who they were yesterday, not who someone else is today. 🥎