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piritual growth and the Lady Cougars are a

providing an opportunity for success — on their terms.

£ women to develop and They have never won against

improve their athletic St. Pete Jr. College. "They

abilities are the two main are a full scholarship team

goals Coach DeWitt has the with players from around the

the softball team. She has U.S.," says Coach DeWitt.

the players list their personal "We may not be in the same

goals on a card. Armed with calibre, but we give it

the knowledge of what her 100%." Their testimony of

players want to accomplish playing hard and refusing to

on the field and how they lose their composure enables

want to grow spiritually, she them to pass out tracks and

outlines a Bible study and witness to receptive

implements it and prayer competitors after the game.

Team unity is into all the practices. Team unity was evident by

Their main desire is that the women's support of one

acquired by the Christ be seen in each of another. Coach DeWitt

them. Because they are constantly reminded the

scheduled to play against team, "Communication is the
effective use of many non-Christian colleges, key!" Although the games

they have many opportunites were exciting, the biggest
communication to witness. They may not thrill was to see the spiritual

always win on the field, but growth in the players' lives.

Coach DeWitt signals for Janelle Front row: Debbie Reynolds, Sandi Neuman, and Kelly McCafferty; second

Marple to hold at third base in a row: Karen Peavey and Cherene Frauenhoffer; third row: Janelle Marple,

game against St. Pete Jr. College. Laura Brown, Becky Brummage, Jennifer Cozart, Shevorne Thompson,

Although they did not win, they were Coach Kris DeWitt, Yvette Neuman, Laura Clements, and Jackie Alexander.

able to be an effective witness for

the Lord. After the game, the umpire

commented that our ladies were dif­

ferent: they play hard but maintain a

sweet spirit.