That no spot or position is promised, you have to put in the work needed to have that spot or position. Your dedication has to be prominent to the coaches, and you have to show that your heart is in it. 

4. What would be something you’d hope people would remember about you as a South Softball player? 

I would want people to remember that I always tried to work my hardest, keep a positive attitude, and listen to the coaches feedback when they wanted to help me. I would also like them to remember me as the teammate that was there to make them laugh or smile when they needed it most.

5. Any people you would like to thank and reasons why?                                                                                                  

 I would like to thank all of the coaches for helping me along the way, my friends on and off the field for always supporting me, and my family for always pushing me to never give up, even when times were really difficult. I would also like personally like to thank Isaac, Ali, Jess, Mr. Howard, and Alivia for always being there when I doubted myself on the field, they always assured me that everything was going to be okay. Thank you guys! 

6. What’s your best advice to current and future South Softball players? 

If you really want it, fight hard for it. There are always going to be people who are better than you at something, but that doesn’t diminish your value. Work hard, listen to the coaches, help out your team, and be the best that you can be. 

7. What are your future plans?

In the fall I will be attending Western Oregon University to study ASL and Psychology in hopes to become a Rehabilitation Counselor,