Sara & Sydney Sign
We would like to congratulate TTL's own Sara Franklin, Pitcher, who recently signed with St. Joe's University and Sydney Miller, Catcher, who recently signed with IUPUI. Please join us in wishing both girls happy, healthy and successful softball careers!
Dear TTL Academy...
...I want to thank you for insisting on and getting great weather for the NSA-TTL WSQ tournament... and putting on a great tournament. The Indy Panthers, or NC Panthers as NSA refers to us, had a wonderful experience.
Thanks again,
Coaches McNulty and Nahas
Congrats Megan!
Congratulations to Megan Soultz, Depauw University, All American 3rd Team, 2007 NCAA Division III.
We're extremely PROUD of our TTL graduate, Megan Soultz who worked through several injuries to become one of the country's top 6 pitchers in Division III NCAA Softball. Megan took her team to the Nationals for the first time with a stellar .57 era. Our hats go off to Megan, her father Jeff and the entire Depauw University team!
Dear TTL...
Take It To The Limit Staff... Thank you all for the countless hours you have spent helping me reach my goal of playing softball in college! Thanks again!
Erica Bush
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Meet The TTL Softball Instructors
Our Instructors have over 50 years of coaching and instructing experience at the local and national levels. The common instructor to student ratio is 2 to 1.
Maggie Calcaterra
We're excited to present Maggie Calcaterra, Head Coach of IUPUI Softball. Maggie's made amazing strides with the Jags in only two short years, and we know she can be equally instrumental in the growth of all our students as well.
The Herrin, Ill.-native received her Bachelor of Science in Education from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 1997, graduating with honors. She completed her Master's Degree from SIU in Educational Psychology in 2004.
Calcaterra was a two-year letterwinner for the Salukis' softball program, following a two-year stint at Rend Lake College in Ina, Ill. While at Rend Lake, she was an All-Conference and All-Region selection, along with earning Academic All-America honors.
"I've always wanted to coach at the (NCAA) Division I level and at a four-year university," Calcaterra said. "It's a great opportunity for me and Indianapolis is a great city."