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The j.v. softball team
had a very successful
year and even accom­
plished something that
the varsity failed to do.
The j.v. team won the
River Cities Conference
tournament while the
varsity placed second.
The Rams went 9-1,
which is real consistent
with the records from
the past j.v. teams. The
future looks real bright
for the Ralston softball
program. Five players
on the j.v. squad
stepped it up and got
adequate playing time
on the varsity squad.
Freshman Angela
Palma pitched every
F resh m an A n g ela P alm a g ets rea d y to game for the j.v. and
throw her best pitch. Palm a lettered on was needed to pitch
varsity but contributed in every gam e for almost every game at
the j.v. team . Districts and State for
the varsity. Sophomore
Keri Bolte and fresh­
man Lindsay Bredar led
the team in offense and
Sophom ore K asey Paige gets to hom e plate safe to be congratu­
lated by freshm an M ollie Korgie. SOFTBALL-J. V. were called upon to get
the big hits at the end
of the season. Bredar
SCOREBOARD
hit the only homerun of
RHS OPP the season for the
Lincoln SE 1 5 varsity. It couldn't have
came at a better time
Falls City 13 1
but against Gross in the
Gross 10 0 semifinals at State.
Mercy 6 2 Bredar also had a few
homeruns on the j.v.
Schuyler 15 2
T he infield gathers before they take the field to stop their opponent squad. Coach Kelli
one m ore inning. Skutt 12 0 Grote worked her girls
Roncalli 10 2 harder than the varsity
on a regular basis.
Gross 8 0
Congratulations j.v. on
Elkorn 13 0 a great year and many
more to come.
SOFTBALL-Reserve

SCOREBOARD
RHS OPP
Falls City 1 2 0
Bryan 9 1
Burke 8 3
Central 9 3
Skutt JV 1 10
Burke 17 4
Mercy JV 11 1
Westside 7 3
Bell.East 13 0
O.South 2 8

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