Lady Indians ready to defend fast-pitch state title
Maddi Lockhart throws the ball to second for the out during A-B’s Slow-Pitch State Championship win over Caddo in the spring. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Arapaho-Butler’s Kylin Oakes, front, catches the ball for the out in front of her teammate Dalaynie Lee during the Class 3A Slow-Pitch State Championship at Firelake Ballfields in Shawnee. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Reagan Schoeppach pitches for A-B during the Class 3A Slow-Pitch Softball State Tournament. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Kelsey Garibay stiffens as she prepares to swing at the ball during one of the Class 3A Slow-Pitch Softball State Tournament Games. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
After capturing the Class 3A Slow-Pitch State Championship last year, the Arapaho-Butler softball team looks to go back-to-back as champions this fall.
The Lady Indians open the season Monday on the road against Merritt with first pitch scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
For A-B’s coach Luke Thompson, he said he and his team are ready to get things going to defend the title.
