Laurie Mumma’s pitching career started in high school, winning a state championship her senior year for Ephrata High School and receiving All-Star honors. She was also inducted in to the Ephrata’s Hall of Fame. She earned a scholarship to play at Shippensburg University where she helped take her team to the state tournament. She broke the lowest ERA record, received MVP and all-conference honors. For this, she was inducted into the Shippensburg Hall of Fame. She continued playing ASA in the summer, winning 4 state championships with national appearances and All-American honors. She also returned to her high school alma mater as a head softball coach for 5 years with district appearances each year.
Contact Laurie to schedule a lesson: Email lauriemumma@gmail.com or call 717-715-7897
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Here is what Laurie has to say about the Tincher Pitching family:
I discovered Tincher Pitching because I wanted the best for my pitchers. As I was searching to improve and fix my pitchers’ issues (injuries, speed plateaus, etc.) I came across the Tincher website. Then, one of my pitcher’s parents asked me about it. So, I decided to call Denny and he invited me to come train. As I was training, my problems were being solved, as I understood the science behind the female pitching motion. Denny also explained the “whys” to each movement accompanying drills, which I value in an instructor. With excitement, I returned to work with my pitchers to see them become less mechanical and more fluid in their motions, creating more speed and movement. I never want to stop learning. I am grateful for Denny and this group of instructors to give me the wealth of knowledge at my fingertips instead of having to figure it out on my own.
-Laurie Mumma, Manheim, Pennsylvania
Here is what Denny says about Laurie:
“She is incredibly patient and calm. Don’t let that fool you. Underneath is someone who has a burning desire to see her kids reach their maximum potential. She is studious, meticulous, and always searching for any little way she can do a better job with her kids. I admire the relationship she develops with students and am very, very impressed with the job she does”.
