MLHS senior Gina Skinner commits to Northwest Nazarene
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Moses Lake senior Gina Skinner smashes a shot for the Chiefs in the slowpitch season last fall.
Courtesy Photo/Moses Lake senior, Gina Skinner, signs to play sotball next season at NNU with her Moses Lake and USA Explosion jerseys laid in front of her.
Courtesy Photo/ Gina Skinner makes her commitment to Northwest Nazarene University offical from the comfort of her own living room surrounded by her parents, Rick and Teresa Skinner.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Hadleigh Cranston, left, Gina Skinner, center, and Riley Sanchez chat during a break in play during a slowpitch softball game last fall.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Gina Skinner, 1, poses with her teammates and coaches at Moses Lake High School after the Chiefs won the District Championship, 18-1, this past fall.
Gina Skinner watches in the ball as she sends out a shot for the Chiefs last spring as a junior.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
MOSES LAKE — The trophy case inside the Moses Lake High School office may have been replaced with the Skinner family living room, but the sentiment and excitement were all the same. Family, coaches, teammates and friends gathered virtually as Moses Lake senior Gina Skinner signed the dotted line, committing to play softball for Northwest Nazarene University next season.
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