FamBino Fire: Fielding, Fun, and Fierce Competition blazes onto the scene with an action-packed conversation featuring FamBino winners Marley and Rilee. Joined by guest co-host Anne Belle “AB” Crowe, this episode of The SLIDE Podcast takes listeners inside the high-energy infield competition hosted by the BamFam organization in Indianapolis. From do-or-die plays to cereal debates and future college dreams, this one’s got heart, humor, and hustle.
At just 10 years old, Marley has already secured a three-peat title, and 17-year-old Rilee isn’t far behind with back-to-back wins. Both athletes trained hard for an intense eight-hour infield competition that tested more than just their glove work. “I felt like I had it in the bag, but I was still nervous I’d choke,” Marley admits, describing the pressure of defending her title.
The contest included skills tests, barehand drills, reaction exercises, and digital assessments—all part of what makes BamFam’s competition so elite. Despite their age difference, Marley and Rilee share an unmatched fire for fielding and a love for team chemistry that drives them to keep winning.
Beyond the chains and competitions, both players have big dreams. Rilee is committed to Anderson University, planning to pursue a career as an educator while returning to BamFam to coach. Marley, meanwhile, already has eyes on Oklahoma or Washington for college. “I love softball because I get to compete and be with my team,” she says.
From shortstop swagger to base-stealing finesse, the episode dives into their training routines, family dynamics, and even their personal walkout songs—“Rocketeer” by Far East Movement for Rilee and “King’s Affirmation” by Iniko for Marley.
Things get fun as the conversation turns to double sallys, backhand flexes, and even the meaning of “swamp donkey” (spoiler: it’s a home run!). With plenty of laughs and insightful coaching wisdom, the crew makes it clear that these FamBino winners are more than just elite fielders—they’re future leaders in softball.
This episode isn’t just about a win—it’s about what it takes to stay winning. Whether it’s mastering glove work or planning your walkout jam, Rilee and Marley prove that FamBino Fire is all about putting in the work with passion and purpose.
Listen now and hear why these rising stars are names to remember.
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