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A couple different ways for the outcome of a better performance for softball would be to grip the bat a certain way so when you swing the bat, you give it more force.

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Friction is shown in softball when you are running and when the ball is rolling. Most softball fields are dirt, which would require cleats to dig into the dirt to help you run faster. Friction is also shown when the ball is hit and hits the ground. Because force is the only friction acting on the ball continuously, the ball decelerates and the velocity decreases.

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In softball, the balls mass is heavier so when the ball is hit, it won't go as far, but it will roll further than a lighter ball because of it's mass. There are no weight classes in this sport.

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An example of force is this picture because the girl with the ball is tagging the batter and pushing force on her to make sure she tags her. If the girl with the ball put in enough force when she tagged her, she would get called out because of the tag because she wasn't touching home plate yet.

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Newton's third law indicates that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Catching a ball is a simple example of this law. Whilst the ball is in the air, it hits your mitt and contacts the leather, then it stops. That moment, your hand exhibits a force equal and opposite to the motion of the ball, resulting in the ball stopping.

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A way that Newton's second law is shown in softball is when the pitcher is accelerating the ball forward, as gravity pulls the ball to the ground, air resistance moves through the air. As the ball is in the air, the spinning motion gives it a lifting force.

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Newton's first law is evidenced a lot in softball. When you pick up a ball and throw it, changing it's motion in force.