OTHER KEY PLAYERS: Sophomore: Sydney Matz.
RETURNEES: Seniors: Emma Kloter Lois Hoffman Em Holmes Caroline Minich. Still, Miodonka is excited to see how the players can gel together as the season rolls along. OUTLOOK: The Panthers will have to adjust to a new coach in Kaylee Miodonka as well as co-oping with SMSA this season. OTHER KEY PLAYERS: Sophomores: Samantha Diaz, of Abby Lee, p-of. Juniors: Katie Blume, 1b Samantha Corrado, ss Aniya Encarnacion, of Alexandra Rosado-Rivera, of Alex Witzke, 3b. RETURNEES: Seniors: Kristin Boivin, c-of Destiny Berrios, c Alissa Hebert, p. With three other returning players and many underclassmen, things look bright for LaHouse and his team.
Boya will hold things down in the circle, along with freshman Elizabeth Mitchell, while Harrington brings power and strong fielding. OUTLOOK: Senior captains Abby Boya and Delaney Harrington have been key contributors to the Patriots since they were freshmen, and LaHouse doesn't expect this year to be any different. Freshman Elizabeth Mitchell, p Cadence Higgins, util Sophia Ojala Sophia Larrow Caroline Wesoloskie, of Allison King, util Emma Bynes, util.
OTHER KEY PLAYERS: Sophomores: Julia Boya, of Lindsey Harrington, util Remington Casida, c Lily Rand Maya Waterhouse. RETURNEES: Seniors: Abby Boya, p Delaney Harrington Brenna Darcey, c Brianna Calve. To do that, the team must receive contributions from not only the four returning players from 2019, but the underclassmen as well. OUTLOOK: After missing the Class S state tournament in 2019, Bolton looks to return to postseason play this year. Freshmen: Marina Juan, inf Vanessa Perry, inf. OTHER KEY PLAYERS: Sophomores: Breelin McDougal, p-of Madison Peacock, c Caleigh Sheehan, p-inf. Juniors: Brianna Connolly, 1b-of Samantha Sondik, inf. RETURNEES: Seniors: Rachel Damboise, of Mya Kelsey, p-1b. Here's a look at the Journal Inquirer's area teams from schools that responded to a preseason questionaire: The softball tournament starts on June 1, with championship games June 11-12. Traditional state tournaments will also be held, something that hasn't happened in any sport since March of 2020. Likewise, the CCC will use its traditional East, West, North and South Divisions - along with the Patriot and Colonial subdivisions - instead of the regions it had in the fall and winter. NCCC teams will play everyone in the conference rather than being split into regionalized divisions like they were in the fall and winter. The team is co-oping with SMSA this year.īut as different as things are, the season almost looks normal.
Not only do the players have to adjust to new coach Kaylee Miodonka, but also to players they don't know. The Panthers' challenge goes a step further. Several area teams, including East Windsor, have new coaches this year. Now a junior, she'll be tasked with filling the void left by the 2019 Connecticut Gatorade Softball Player of the Year Maria Hanchuk, who's now a pitcher at Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts.īut new-look rosters aren't the only challenges teams will deal with in 2021. The last time she put on a Bobcats uniform, Doherty was a freshman. Others teams, such as South Windsor, will have to rely on more inexperienced players like pitcher Bridget Doherty to make key contributions. The senior, who was the winning pitcher in the Class S title game, had a 2.02 ERA in 2019 and added a. Still, the Spartans return an important piece in pitcher Emily Reynolds. When the team opens the season Saturday against Coventry, however, it will be without seven starters from that team. The Spartans ended the 2019 campaign with a 3-2 win over Coginchaug in the Class S championship game to win their first state title.
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