Girls Varsity Softball makes it to State
Written by Michelle Shull, Former Student on Tuesday, May 29, 2012
After losing Tuesday night’s away game the girl’s softball team at Snohomish High school is now taking the long route to State.
With a score of 15-5 the Snohomish girl’s softball team beat Jackson High School and then moved on to play a second game in districts. The girl’s second game was against Monroe High School where they lost with a score of 11-8. Although the Snohomish Panthers lost their second game in districts they still have a chance to qualify and make it to state if they win both of their games on Thursday.
"Losing the second game in districts was a bummer because of course we wanted to win and advance to State but we’re not out yet and we still have the chance to go, I believe that our team still has a great chance of making state because we all strive to do are best and we have a special bond which helps us play as a team" stated Senior Brianna Forsell.
Working as a team can be hard for some schools but for SHS it seems like each player is dedicated to do their best during the game and the team has a strong connection with each other. "I’ve played on varsity all four years that I have been in high school and throughout those years the bond between my team mates and I has only became stronger and stronger, being around the team is like my escape from a stressful day," expressed Senior Karissa Lamphere.
