For the first time on FloSoftball, National Pro Fastpitch teams USSSA Pride and Texas Charge will stream LIVE from Community America Ballpark in Kansas City, Missouri on July 11 at 7:05 CST.

NPF Commissioner Cheri Kempf said, "The NPF is constantly working to build our brand and reach new fans with our product and content. We realize FloSoftball has a large following of young softball players, and we look forward to exposing those players to the extraordinarily talented athletes of the NPF. The aspirations of the next generation will be fed by seeing the very best athletes compete at the highest level."

USSSA Pride (20-4)

Deemed the "Yankees" of the NPF, the USSSA Pride are stacked with talent from top to bottom and have the best record to back it up. The top hitter in the league, outfielder Kelly Kretschman is leading the NPF in four different offensive categories: runs, batting average, slugging percentage, and on-base percentage. Batting behind Kretschman is 2016 USA Player of the Year, Sierra Romero who is No. 1 in RBIs (21) and No. 2 in home runs (5). In the circle, the Pride boast a killer combo of southpaws and righties with No. 1 draft pick Jessica Burroughs, Angel Bunner, Keilani Ricketts, Jolene Henderson, Kelsey Nunley and closer Jordan Taylor. Don't be surprised to see the Pride work in some of their rookies Mo Mercado, Bianca Bell, Alex Powers, and Mandie Perez.

No.	Name	Position	University
2	Shelby Pendley	INF	Oklahoma
3	GiOnna DiSalvatore	INF	UCLA
6	Courtney Ceo	INF	Oregon
10	Keilani Ricketts	P	Oklahoma
12	Kelly Kretschman	OF	Alabama
13	Hannah Rogers	P	Florida
15	Angel Bunner	P	Auburn
17	Jordan Taylor	P	Michigan
22	Hallie Wilson	UT	Arizona
24	Kirsti Merritt	OF	Florida
25	Megan Wiggins	OF	Georgia
27	Bianka Bell	INF	LSU
28	Andrea Duran	INF	UCLA
32	Sierra Romero	INF	Michigan
33	Kelsey Nunley	P	Kentucky
34	Erica Field	C	JMU
44	Lauren Chamberlain	INF	Oklahoma
54	Jolene Henderson	P	Cal Berkley
77	Chelsea Goodacre	C	Arizona

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Texas Charge (13-15)

The Charge are looking for a resurgence in Kansas City after losing by one run on Sunday and winning the first game in the Kansas City series. Expect 2015 USA Player of the Year Lauren Haeger and former National Champion Dallas Escobedo to share the majority of innings. Escobedo is No. 2 in strikeouts (62) and Haeger is No. 3 (54). Their offense has relied heavily on Haeger and Nadia Taylor for most of their run production. Lefty slugger Alisa Goler was just acquired earlier this week in a trade deal for Amanda Kamekona and Katiyana Mauga. Be sure to watch for outfielders Bailey Landry and Taylor Gadbois making the highlight reel on defense or stealing bases on offense.

No.	Name	Position	College
1	Brittany Gomez	UTILITY	Iowa State
7	Koral Costa	OF	Oregon
8	Haylie McCleney	OF	Alabama
9	Taylor Gadbois	OF	Missouri
20	Breja'e Washington	OF	University of Texas
26	Bailey Landry	OF	LSU
10	Haley Outon	C	University of Houston
15	Mandy Ogle	C	University of Texas
23	Kristyn Sandberg	C	Georgia
5	Renada Davis	SS	North Carolina State University
11	Kylee Lahners	IF	University of Washington
14	Mysha Sataraka	3B	UCLA
33	Missy Taukeiaho	IF	Cal State Fullerton
42	Ruby Rivera	IF	Illinois
88	Nadia Taylor	IF	University of Texas
3	Ally Carda	P	UCLA
12	Dallas Escobedo	P	Arizona State
13	Delanie Gourley (Draftee)	P	University of Florida
16	Jill Compton	P	Fresno State
17	Lauren Haeger	P	University of Florida
18	Coley Ries	P	Minnesota State
27	Emily Vincent	P	McNeese
44	Brittany Mack-Oakes	P	LSU
35	Alisa Goler	IF	University of Georgia