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Girls' slow-pitch caps off dominating season with a fourth-place finish in state.
-------- The Columbian
November 2, 2023
(CR Sports) - Girls’ Slowpitch Softball had a season to remember, finishing 4th place in state, taking first place in districts, and having an overall regular season record of 16-3. In the past, Softball has had a lot of success in the regular season but struggled to win the postseason, and so this year, they looked to get over the hump by winning districts and state. Although they may not have won state, they won districts and placed 4th overall in the 3a/2a state championship tournament.
Overall, with the team’s first-place finish at districts and their 4th place placing at state, it was a season to remember for the slowpitch team as they head into the spring season for fastpitch softball where they will look to build on this momentum and make a push to win state._____________________________________
(CR Sports) - Girls’ Slowpitch Softball had a season to remember, finishing 4th place in state, taking first place in districts, and having an overall regular season record of 16-3. In the past, Softball has had a lot of success in the regular season but struggled to win the postseason, and so this year, they looked to get over the hump by winning districts and state. Although they may not have won state, they won districts and placed 4th overall in the 3a/2a state championship tournament.
The team had many memorable games this season including a game in which they defeated Fort Vancouver 25-0. Another memorable game was when they beat R.A. Long for the district championship 11-10 in a thriller. The team also had, at two points this season, a 6 game win streak. Moreover, this year the team outscored their opponents 321-159.
What made the team so productive this season was its combination of their offense and their defense playing complementary ball. Their offense this season averaged about 3.5 more points per game than they did last season (averaging 13.375 ppg). Their defense also only let up an average of 6.625ppg, which allowed them to decimate teams and build momentum as the season progressed.
Overall, with the team’s first-place finish at districts and their 4th place placing at state, it was a season to remember for the slowpitch team as they head into the spring season for fastpitch softball where they will look to build on this momentum and make a push to win state._____________________________________
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