OHS Softball Team Starts with a Win

by Alyson Unsicker

            The Olympia High School softball games have been going on since March 19^th at many different places that are making the softball team stronger and better at their own game.

            The Williamsville softball team was the 1^st game to start off the season for the OHS softball team. They played 4 innings and than the weather started to get bad, so they weren’t able to finish the game.

            The softball team has had four games get cancelled already due to the weather being awful. The team said they hate when games get cancelled because then they have to practice, and they would rather play a game than practice any day.

            Senior and OHS softball player Taylor Davis said, “Our team has been playing really good this season and we are having a lot of fun doing it.” Davis plays 1^st base and she said she has played there so long that she considers it her home.

            Sophomore and OHS Softball player Kendra Peifer plays shortstop and gets a lot of balls hit to her during games. Peifer said, “Our new coaches are really good at making softball so much fun; because when you are playing softball you should always be having fun.”

On April 2^nd it was wear blue day for Autism Awareness. The softball team took a team picture after their game in their all blue uniforms to support Autism Awareness.

            Senior and OHS softball player Hannah Smith had her mom, Amy Smith take pictures for April 2^nd to show our support for this special day. Hannah said, “I am ready to show my support for Autism Awareness day, but I am also ready to win another game.”

            The OHS softball team has many more games to come and all the players are very confident in their team because they know they can win.