Spring Co-ed Softball at Magnolia/Queen Anne Sundays

Honey Badgers just don't give a f#$*. Katie Bowler of the Empty Pitchers is definitely a honey badger. Twice, in left field where the ground is neither wet nor dry, she dove to make spectacular catches that were for sure going to be basehits. After these catches she bounced up to her feet, fixed her top gun sun glasses, did a quick wipe down and went straight back to business. Katie Bowler just doesn't give a fu$&!!!

Nicole Wolfgang of the Plainswalkers is one heck of a third baseman and hitter! Right from the get-go, she threw out back to back players w/her cannon arm and quick reflexes. After that, the opposing team had to adjust the direction of their hits, in turn making it much more difficult for them to find their groove. Also along w/her exceptional defense, she managed to hit 3 for 4. Great job out there, Nicole!!

Those of you who are interested, Pam Gidwani of the Slammers SC, will be teaching a clinic on how to hit a slow pitch softball. She has a masters in doubles and singles and is an expert in the line drive in between gaps. In about 5 years, you will be able to find her in the underdog softball hall of fame. So, if you want to learn from a master, talk to Pam G, or come out and watch her put on a hitting show on Sundays.

Even though Stevo stole the show w/his dynamite defense and great hits, Mesa came through for her team w/her extra effort runs to first, plays on D, and team spirit! Last week Mesa, due to a busy social life, was...let's say a bit sluggish, but this week she showed her true colors by helping her team to the semi-finals. During the 206'ers playoff games, she was finding the holes and digging to get on base. She scored the runs when they counted her attitude kept her team pumped. Great job out there, Mesa!!