‘Softball saved me’
Ciarrah Knoll steps up to bat for the Wenatchee Valley Knights. Knoll had her softball career cut short due to a shoulder injury she sustained when she played at Moses Lake High School.
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Mavericks alum Ciarrah Knoll throws to first base during a game her senior season. Knoll says she loves softball and that the sport saved her in a way.
Ciarrah Knoll fields a ball and looks to make a throw for the Wenatchee Valley Knights. Knoll would only play one season for the Knights. Due to her injury, she would not be able to play her final season.
Ciarrah Knoll tags out a runner during a game in her sole season with the Wenatchee Valley Knights. Knoll said she dislocated her shoulder eight times throughout her junior and senior year of high school.
Former Mavericks Ciarrah Knoll steps up to bat for the softball team during her senior season. Knoll came back to help Head Coach Mike Hofheins coach the slow pitch team in the 2024 season.
Ciarrah Knoll winds up a pass to first base during a game for the Wenatchee Valley Knights. Knoll said she hopes to find her way into a coaching gig someday.
MOSES LAKE – Ciarrah Knoll’s journey through softball is full of twists and turns to say the least. However, her love for the sport was never lost. In fact, she said the sport has somewhat saved her.
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