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Announcing the first camp under our new partnership: THE OFFSEASON OPENER, a high school skills camp from Movement 4 Power and Southside Prospects Baseball Club.

This is not a showcase. Nobody is here to rank your kid. It’s a working camp — three hours, three phases, every athlete coached and measured, and everyone goes home knowing one specific thing to fix this offseason.

🗓 Saturday, October 3
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (check-in 9:45)
🎓 High school, grades 9–12
📍 Center STL — 6727 Langley Ave
💵 $125

Hitting — swing breakdown on video, bat speed and exit velo baselines, tee and machine work with live feedback.
Pitching — delivery frame by frame, velocity readings, arm care and strike-throwing off the mound.
Defense — footwork, glove work, exchange and transfer speed, throwing accuracy under a clock.

Every rep gets measured: HitTrax, Blast Motion, Pocket Radar, biomechanical sensors, and frame-by-frame video. Coached by Connor Jenkins and Zane Roos, both in every station. No standing in line watching.

Fall ball is over. What you do in October decides what you look like in March.

Register: https://www.movement4power.com/camps/offseason-opener

Compete. Develop. Excel. | Movement. Metrics. Results.

Official: Movement 4 Power is now the official training arm of Southside Prospects Baseball Club.

Here’s what that means for every Prospects athlete:

→ A discounted club rate on monthly M4P training memberships
→ A discounted rate on every M4P camp, clinic, and ID/recruiting showcase
→ Access to the tools and tech — HitTrax, Blast Motion, frame-by-frame video analysis, Driveline & Tread methodologies
→ Instruction from coaches who played college and pro baseball
→ The M4P Training App: daily program, drill video library, tracked metrics and PRs, and a shareable recruiting profile

Same club. One development system. Year-round.

Start with the $50 M4P Assessment — movement screen, HitTrax and Blast baseline, full video. You leave with a written evaluation and a free 4-week program whether you train with us or not.

→ movement4power.com/book

Compete. Develop. Excel. | Movement. Metrics. Results.

New educational series, and coaching/instructor, industry certifications are coming soon. Free of charge.

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First pitches fly today in Jefferson County.

Windsor set the bar last fall — first district title since 2003, a run to fourth in Class 4, and three all-staters back in Imperial. Festus counters with the most decorated senior class in the county and Ava Oberle back in the circle. Hillsboro opens the first season without a Hilton in the lineup since 2021. De Soto’s climb is quietly the best story nobody told. And St. Pius X is playing for its coach.

We previewed all ten county programs — Windsor, Festus, Hillsboro, De Soto, Jefferson, Herculaneum/Crystal City, St. Pius X, Seckman, Fox and Northwest — plus the crossover dates and district picture worth circling.

Who’s winning the JCAA? Drop your pick below. 👇

Read the full 2026 Jefferson County Softball Preview:
https://www.movement4power.com/inside-the-game-stl/jefferson-county-softball-preview-2026

Written by Connor Jenkins for Inside The Game STL · Fall coverage in partnership with Live Stream STL · Athlete development by M4P — Movement 4 Power

JCAA & Jefferson County Softball Preview 2026 — Windsor, Festus, Hillsboro & Every County Program | Inside The Game STL Fall softball is back in Jefferson County, MO: Windsor returns three all-staters off a Class 4 final-four run, Festus answers with all-state ace Ava Oberle, Hillsboro opens the post-Hilton era, and St. Pius X rallies around coach Kevin Halley — plus Class 5 previews of Seckman, Fox and Northwest.

The Jefferson County Softball Preview 2026

Three straight Decembers. Hillsboro in 2023. Festus in 2024. St. Pius X last season.

Jefferson County has sent a team to a state final three years running — and Friday night, all twelve programs kick off at once.

Inside The Game STL’s full 2026 county preview is live:

🏈 St. Pius X returns all five all-state selections and a 3,000-yard back
🏈 Crystal City opens its 100th season of football
🏈 Seckman still carrying the ghost of a 14-7 district loss to Northwest
🏈 Northwest’s Cohenn Stark might be the best player in the county
🏈 Festus chasing the one box it hasn’t checked
🏈 Windsor at Jefferson — the first football meeting ever between the two neighbors

Every team. Every Week 1 matchup. The five nights we’ve circled. One read before you head to the stadium.

County coverage runs all season with Live Stream STL. Athlete development by M4P.