Nationals Premier Softball
Built on competitive softball, elite instruction, player development, and college exposure opportunities for athletes ready to grow.
The Nationals girls fast-pitch organization began in 2010 with one 18U team and a clear purpose: helping athletes advance to higher education through athletic development.
Led by Larry Brzezinski, the Nationals were founded after years of coaching, recruiting, and competing at elite fast-pitch invitationals, showcases, and tournaments around the country.
In 2012, Larry’s daughter Kim, a Division I softball alumna of Quinnipiac University, joined the program to lead the newly formed 16U team.
Today, the program continues to grow while staying focused on development, competition, academic achievement, and college exposure.
Nationals believes player growth starts early and continues through the college years. Many former players return to train, mentor, and coach.
Our coaching staff brings experience, instruction, and mentorship to help athletes develop on and off the field.

Head Coach
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Coach 16U
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Coach 14U
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Recruiting Support
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Nationals Premier Softball is built around athletes who want to compete against strong competition while continuing to sharpen their skills, confidence, and softball IQ.
Skill growth is emphasized at every age level through instruction, repetition, feedback, and year-round training opportunities.
Teams attend competitive tournaments, invitationals, and showcase events designed to help athletes be seen by college programs.
The Nationals philosophy connects athletic development with advancement to higher education and long-term opportunity.
Our indoor training facility supports year-round player development with turf space, hitting tunnels, hitting stations, pitching machine work, video analysis, fielding camps, speed and agility training, and collegiate camp opportunities.