Suthie 2 - Sutherland Softball Club
Suthie 2 - Sutherland Softball Club
Suthie 2 - Sutherland Softball Club
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<strong>Suthie</strong> 1 (<strong>Softball</strong> 1)<br />
The 09/10 season got off to an interesting start with a group of boys from last year’s <strong>Suthie</strong> 2 team deciding it was<br />
time to step it up and have a crack at the big time. They joined together with the older and wiser girls already<br />
playing <strong>Softball</strong> 1 and were graciously accepted into the fold.<br />
There was some initial shyness from the boys but the outgoing female energy soon brought them out of their<br />
shells. Once the ice had been broken the group found themselves part of a great team who were always<br />
laughing, joking and towards the end, playing some pretty decent softball.<br />
Whilst the results of the season were mixed, we finished strongly and there were definitely some fantastic<br />
highlights with each player having some outstanding moments.<br />
Amy pitched the vast majority of the season and did a great job making sure the opposition were made to work.<br />
A memorable moment with the bat was her determination to score a home run off a hit to the pitcher – never<br />
give up and just keep running (no matter what the coach says...!)<br />
Tess was head cheerleader, spurring the team on to new heights with her enthusiasm, energy and very loud<br />
encouragement. She played consistently well at first base, showed good skills with the bat and always managed<br />
to bring out the best in everyone.<br />
David had a great season with the bat, working his way up to several home runs – even though he waited until the<br />
end of the season to realise he can run really fast. He was great in the outfield and took some spectacular<br />
catches.<br />
Josh was the most experienced player and each time he came up to bat the opposition outfielders moved back so<br />
far they ended up standing in the games behind them. More often than not he still managed to hit over their<br />
heads and a couple of times he could have run the bases twice before the ball made it back in. He is a natural<br />
talent who will go far in the game.