Girls at Bat
The spring season is in full swing, and our San Marcos softball team is having a solid season so far. The team as of now have had nine wins, and nine losses.
The success of these players comes from them having put in countless hours of hard work and dedication. They have been practicing regularly, working on their skills, and perfecting their strategies on the field. In addition, the team has a strong sense of camaraderie and teamwork. The players support each other on and off the field, and they work together to achieve their common goal of winning. This positive team dynamic has been a key factor in their success.
The girls have a very close relationship and are always trying to bond together as a team. “Team dinners help us bond as a team and bond outside of playing. They help us play better on the field,” says Vienna Mochi, a varsity softball pitcher.
Another important factor in the team’s success is the players and coaches are always looking for ways to improve their game. They analyze their performance after each game, identify areas for improvement, and work on those areas in practice.
The JV softball team has also had a very good season this year. They have won six games and lost five. They had a rough start to the season but they are currently on a 4 game win streak.
“This season has been fun, we’ve had a lot of ups and downs, we wouldn’t be where we are if we weren’t this close of a team,” says JV softball player Natty Valdovinos.
The team’s coaches have also played an important role in their success. They have provided the players with the guidance and support they need to excel, helping them to identify their strengths and weaknesses and develop strategies to maximize their potential.
Some upcoming games to support your Royals are April 18th and 21st against Santa Barbara and double header April 22nd, home against Santa Clara, and Santa Paula. Make sure to show your support for your team this year.
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