Mavs split doubleheader to end regular season on the diamond
Addi Reffett (21) is met by her Mavs teammates at home plate following her home run hit against Eastmont. Reffett’s home run scored two on the play and ended the first game 18-8.
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Lila Johnson from the Mavs throws the ball back toward the diamond from the outfield during Thursday’s game. The Mavs tallied 19 hits in the game with Johnson hitting three of them.
Mavs player Anisa Valdez pitches on the mound during Thursday’s game against Eastmont. Valdez would pitch for the entirety of both games against Eastmont.
Senior player, Hayden Morris, with the Mavs gets ready to make a swing at a pitch from Eastmont. Morris would make five total hits with two runs batted in during the first game.
Ely Vela from the Mavs sprints toward first base during the first game on Thursday. Mavs head coach Mike Hofheins said the team performed solid on all fronts during the first game against Eastmont.
Mavs player Aliana Deleon steps up to bat during Thursday’s matchup against Eastmont. Mavs head coach Mike Hofheins said that the split doubleheader was a good learning moment for the team.
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks slow-pitch softball team (15-1) split their doubleheader against Eastmont on Thursday afternoon. While they ended the regular season with a loss, they are entering the postseason as the top seed in the Big 9.
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