Virginia Stars-Nichols

If you haven’t seen .pannell post this already, we couldn’t wait to spread the good news. We are thrilled for you and your family and excited for the next chapter. Well deserved!

Senior Stars Vicky Hall, left, and Jorja Gregory flicked it up — as the kids say — after Osbourn Park and Woodbridge met on Tuesday for a scrimmage just before the high-school season gets underway.

Here’s Jorja Gregory at her signing-day ceremony at Woodbridge High School, flanked by Coach Mark and Coach Keith, family, friends and her Vikings teammates. Jorja, a Stars pitcher/outfielder, heads to Virginia Union in the Fall.

REMINDER: We are looking to add players to an established core ahead of our summer season, at any position and any grad year 2026-29. We are an 18U team focused on player and personal development, led by experienced coaches, that will travel throughout Virginia and neighboring states. Whether you’re looking to play in college or to be in a competitive environment where coaches teach but don’t forget to have fun, we can get you there.

We’ll be at the Stars’ indoor facility in Manassas Saturday at 1 p.m.; please wear turfs or sneakers. Register at starsshowcasesoftball.com/tryouts, and reach out directly if interested but you can’t make it.

Snapshots from the Stars' First Pitch Luncheon last Saturday, where our college commits (so far) were recognized by the organization.

C/3B Kiley Nichols is headed to Louisburg.
1B Adriana Barton is committed to play for Wellesley College.
P/OF Jorja Gregory is on her way to Virginia Union.

We are looking to add players to an established core ahead of our summer season, at any position and any grad year 2026-29. We are an 18U team focused on player and personal development, led by experienced coaches, that will travel throughout Virginia and neighboring states. Whether you’re looking to play in college or to be in a competitive environment where coaches teach but don’t forget to have fun, we can get you there.��

We’ll be at the Stars’ indoor facility in Manassas Saturday at 1 p.m.; please wear turfs or sneakers. Register with the QR code, and reach out directly if interested but you can’t make it.

⭐ PWC Stars Softball Tryouts – 2026 ⭐

Looking to compete at the next level? Join us for PWC Stars Softball tryouts!

📅 January 31, 2026
🥎 16U & 18U | 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 Complete Game
10050 Pennsylvania Ave
Manassas, VA

Scan the QR code to register and come show what you can do.

Train. Develop. Compete. ⭐

We’ll meet new prospective players next Saturday, and dodge the ❄️ this weekend.

We are looking to add players to an established core ahead of our summer season, at any position and any grad year 2026-29. We are an 18U team focused on player and personal development, led by experienced coaches, that will travel throughout Virginia and neighborind states. Whether you’re looking to play in college or to be in a competitive environment where coaches teach but don’t forget to have fun, we can get you there.

We’ll be at the Stars’ indoor facility in Manassas the next two Saturdays. Scan the QR code on the second slide or at to register. Reach out directly if another time or date works better.

Repost from .v.barton for anyone who might have missed the news over the weekend. We’re super proud of you and convinced you’re going to do big things.

Our fourth senior shoutout is Adriana Barton, who joined us this Fall and injected energy, a big middle-of-the-lineup bat, and a preposterously good catch radius at first base. Whether it was a clutch hit, grab or a pick-me-up in the dugout, she always had our backs. And we know she has more softball success in her future.

Our third Senior Shoutout, Victoria Hall, has played 63 games for the Stars over the past three seasons, emerging as the team’s most effective bunter, while also contributing singles, doubles, stolen bases and scoring 37 runs over that span. But generally, as you can see in these pictures, she can be found tracking a ball in the outfield, or with a smile on her face, playing the game with exuberance. Vicky never loses sight of the reason we play softball in the first place: to have fun.