Mavs slow pitch remains undefeated
The Mavericks’ Lila Johnson (7) sprints for third base against Wenatchee on Thursday. The Mavericks swept Wenatchee in a doubleheader, winning 14-2 and 19-3.
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Anisa Valdez (32) pitches for the Mavericks in their doubleheader against the Wenatchee Panthers. Head Coach Mike Hofheins praised his players for their defensive efforts on Thursday.
Hayden Morris (2) waits for Wenatchee’s next at bat in their doubleheader on Thursday. Morris recorded two doubles, two triples and three home runs across both games.
The Mavericks Samantha Kling (4) takes a swing at bat against the Wenatchee Panthers. Kling had four RBIs across both games against the Panthers.
Avery Getzinger (15) awaits a pass from Anisa Valdez (32) to force an out on a Wenatchee batter. Head Coach Mike Hofheins said his team did a good job of jumping out with a lead early on and maintaining momentum throughout each game.
Samantha Kling (4) throws to first base after a Wenatchee batter hit a line drive to her. Head Coach Mike Hofheins said the Mavericks toughest challenges still lie ahead as the regular season has crossed the halfway mark.
MOSES LAKE – On Thursday, the Mavericks (10-0) took care of business after having to pivot and move their game to home field due to air quality. They swept the Wenatchee Panthers 14-2 and 19-3 in doubleheader action.
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