Fury Platinum New England (FPNE) is a regional arm of the Fury Platinum family, focused specifically on developing and promoting advanced softball athletes from the Northeast area. Established to serve as a key part of our nationwide network, FPNE offers athletes primarily from New England a high-level platform to compete, grow, and be recognized by college programs on the East Coast and beyond.

At its core, Fury Platinum is about strategic player development and exposure. Like other elite national programs, we bring a proven system that supports the growth of college-bound athletes, offering structured training, competitive scheduling, and access to a broader network of recruiting resources.

The world of softball and college athletics is constantly evolving. By aligning with our national organization and sharing knowledge across regions, FPNE helps ensure that New England athletes stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly changing game.

Our model not only strengthens the level of play in the Northeast, but it also increases recruiting visibility for regional athletes, making Fury Platinum New England a smart, strategic choice for players who are serious about their future in the sport.

The best time to join is in your 7th or 8th grade year, especially if college softball is your goal. This gives athletes time to develop, start building a recruiting resume, and gain experience to prepare for key showcase years. That said, it's never too late — players who join at 16U and 18U have successfully been recruited through our program. What matters most is your commitment, skill level, and visibility during the prime recruiting windows (8th–11th grade).

Our coaches work with athletes at every age to guide them through the recruiting process and get them seen by the right programs.

We support players from any geographic location, but each team’s “home base” is determined by the coach’s preferred practice area. Fury Platinum teams are structured to support athletes on a regional scale, so travel distance should not be a limiting factor; we make it work. In the Fall, practices are held on weekends at outdoor fields, with indoor winter training held at various sites, including our own facility, H.I.T. Center of RI. During the summer, we’ll practice during the week when time allows.

When trying out for any team, focus on the schedule, not a fancy-sounding name. The schedule should match the player’s long-term goals, and it has little to do with what the team is called. If a team’s schedule doesn’t consistently place the player among athletes with similar aspirations, it’s probably not the right fit. Team names loaded with adjectives (gold, silver, elite, premier, select, futures, national, regional, etc.) can be misleading in travel softball. In reality, teams are best understood by their roster makeup, schedule, and commitment history rather than a title. Below, you will find how Fury Platinum defines the 3 primary groups of travel softball teams:

There is no fixed number of teams. Each year, we field as many teams as can support competitive schedules geared towards the collective goal and aspirations of that roster. Therefore, the number may vary depending on roster composition and the ever-changing travel softball landscape. FPNE does not operate on quotas — we will never create a team simply to add more teams.

Fury Platinum New England is recognized for its “quality over quantity” philosophy, which is respected by our college coach network. Every team, regardless of level, is built around a like-minded, competitive focus. Our process begins each season with the intention of fielding one team per age division. From there, we carefully evaluate the rosters and determine whether adding multiple teams within a division makes sense from a competitive standpoint.

have more questions?

Reach out to us at nefuryplatinum@gmail.com.

If you prefer to have a conversation with a coach or director, you may do so directly via phone/email.