Watch an Army softball player literally leap over the catcher to avoid being tagged

There are plenty of ways to avoid being tagged: You could pull a disappearing act, or make a nifty swim move, or just flat-out tear open a rift in the Matrix.

But all of that just seems so tedious, doesn't it? Why go through all that maneuvering, when there's a much more efficient solution: As Army infielder Kasey McCravey demonstrated during the Patriot League Tournament on Saturday, you could just leap over the catcher entirely.

MUST SEE! @GoArmyWestPoint's Kasey McCravey goes airborne to score at @PatriotLeague tournament! @CampusInsidershttps://t.co/YdzADNkSsT

— Patriot League Network | PatriotLeague.tv (@PatriotLeagueTV) May 14, 2016

... wait, hold on, we need to see that again.

We can't get enough #GoArmy #Stud pic.twitter.com/hrSUpo6FzV

— Army Softball (@ArmyWP_Softball) May 14, 2016

Before you pick your jaw up off the floor, allow us to inform you that this wasn't even the first time McCravey treated the catcher as a hurdle. Twitter provided the high school photo to prove it:

@PatriotLeague @ArmyWP_Softball @kaseymccravey pic.twitter.com/KPNPQLxaxE

— mads 🔮 (@madsrum) May 14, 2016

McCravey's acrobatics helped the Black Knights earn a 3-1 win over Lehigh in the Patriot League semifinals -- she'll have a chance for an encore Sunday morning against Boston University in the championship game.