Increase her stride - she needs to develop an explosive push off the pitching rubber. This will accomplish two things: 1) She's effectively closer to the plate at release, which gives the illusion of a faster pitch, and 2) Provided she gets her weight balanced (weight off the drag foot), she will get more "pop" on her release by using the resistance from the front leg - similar to the blocking action of the front leg in hitting.
I would STRONGLY urge the assistance of a qualified pitching coach before embarking on a complete makeover of her motion. But now (off season) is a good time to start. Change is never easy, but getting rid of that replant will go a long way towards impressing DI college coaches.
I would STRONGLY urge the assistance of a qualified pitching coach before embarking on a complete makeover of her motion. But now (off season) is a good time to start. Change is never easy, but getting rid of that replant will go a long way towards impressing DI college coaches.