Fans can expect the Lady Coyotes to put up a tough battle for the Lady lions with high hopes of advancing to the state championship game.
The team is prepared to take on a tough squad in the defending 5A State Champions- Montgomery Lake Creek (42-1, 14-0).
With incredible defensive strategy, the Lady Coyotes have allowed only 41 runs all season- only four in district play.įrisco Heritage has ended the seasons of The Colony, Mesquite Poteet, Frisco Wakeland, Melissa, and Frisco Lone Star. Finishing 12-0 in district play, the team took the first place spot in their district with victories over the likes of Frisco Liberty (14-0), Frisco Independence (10-0), Frisco Memorial (10-1), Emerson (10-0), and more. Led by senior pitcher Jensin Hall, seniors Kailey Sweezey, Amari Simmons, Madelyn Garza, juniors Allie Crow, Allie Lazar, Maddison Young, Ahna Van Meter, sophomore Kaira Netzel, freshman Samantha Riley, and more, the team has had an outstanding season already. In their first-ever state tournament appearance, Frisco Heritage's softball program is looking to make waves. Decatur.įrisco Heritage Lady Coyotes (35-3, 12-0)ĥA Semifinal, 7 p.m., Friday, June 2 against Montgomery Lake Creek Expect a strong outing from this incredible team as they look to advance to the state championship game against the winner of Liberty vs. As the team gears up to face Corpus Christi Calallan (29-6-2, 8-2), fans can expect the same tenacity that has powered them thus far. The team finished first in their district with an undefeated 8-0 record before nearly flawlessly working through their playoff opponents.Īubrey has ended the seasons of Wilmer-Hutchins, Kennedale, Venus, Sulphur Springs, and Van Alstyne while allowing only five runs throughout the playoffs.
Shutting out 18 opponents so far this season- including huge victories over Frisco Centennial (17-0), Richardson (18-0), Sanger (17-0), Dallas Wilmer-Hutchins (16-0), and more- the Lady Chaparrals have allowed only 74 runs against them so far this season scoring 341 of their own. The team opened their season with a six-game win streak- having several double-digit victories over their opponents. Led by freshman Abby Buxton, sophomores Tamia and Mya Cherry, Molly Reid, and Keeli Fuller, juniors Brooklyn Weier and Brynlie Dunkin, seniors Bree Jones and Abby Hammett, and more, the Aubrey Lady Chaparrals have put in the effort necessary to lead them to their fourth appearance in the state tournament. 4A Semifinal, 7 p.m., Thursday, June 1 against Corpus Christi Calallen
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