Softball team looks for their groove, falls to Giants
Tri-City United’s Rachel Rynda rounds first after hitting a single in the fifth inning against Le Sueur-Henderson. (Andrea Nelson photo)
Going into last week’s doubleheader against the Le Sueur-Henderson Giants, Titan Coach Kelly Jo Closser, knew it was going to be a tough game. She said the team is still working to get into its groove, something it was looking for when it fell to the host in both games.
Tri-City United 1 - Le Sueur-Henderson 11 “We knew coming into the games Le Sueur was going to be a tough competitor. The girls came in pumped up,” Closser said.
Number one batter, Brooke Blaschko drew a walk in the first at bat at the game, really getting the bench going. The Titans’ number three hitter, Ellaina Novak came up and got a hit scoring her.
“The girls really got excited scoring first,” the coach said.
Unfortunately, the run was the only one for the visiting Titans. The Giants scored three in the...
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