The LWSB dugout cheers on a teammate at the plate in scrimmage play with the Lady Raiders.
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Kenna Jenkinson makes a play at second for the Lady Wave in scrimmage play with Russia.
Nyesha Wright smacks a pitch for the Lady Wave in non-conference scrimmage with Russia.
The Greenville outsfield gets ready for play in non-conference with the visiting Russia Lady Raiders.
Skylar Fletcher lays down a RBI sacrifice bunt for the Lady Wave in non-conference scrimmage with the Lady Raiders.
Susie Blocher makes a stop behind the plate for LWSB in scrimmage action with the Russia Lady Raiders.
Greenville sophomore Alaina Baughn watches her home run sail over the outfield fence in the Lady Wave’s varsity scrimmage with Russia.
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Lady Wave senior Grace Shaffer takes a turn on the mound in the team’s Tuesday night scrimmage with Russia.
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Greenville’s Ashlyn Zimmer plays third for the Lady Wave in Tuesday night home scrimmage.
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GREENVILLE – With the Russia Lady Raiders in town for Tuesday night scrimmages, the Lady Wave junior varsity and varsity teams continue to put runs on the board while Coach Newland and his staff work to tweak the lineup following the graduation of nine 2020 seniors that never got see the field.
“Don’t have to do it until Saturday I guess,” Coach Newland said of selecting a starting lineup with a chuckle. “We just like to compete and have fun.”
“You have 14-15 (varsity) kids competing for time and it is my job as a coach to find the skills they are ready for at the varsity level,” continued Newland. “There are five tools to the game. Some kids are very good at two or three, some kids are very good at four or five and it is my job as a coach to figure out what skill set each have, utilize them and those pieces of the puzzle so I can and scratch the lineup card out there…and probably sub a lot and make the most of what we have.”
This season’s crop of Lady Wave sophomores were still playing junior high softball while this year’s freshmen were just seventh graders the last time they played for the Lady Wave softball program giving Coach Newland and his staff more than the usual preparation for the upcoming regular OHSAA season.
“You’re either middle infield, or quarter infielder or we push you to grass,” Newland stated. “There are a group of five or six kids in a lot of spots competing and you know its March. By the time it’s May everybody will get opportunities and we’re one through 25.”
“I’m just proud of everybody and when you’re in the program and your number is called you make the most of it,” Newland added. “Tonight really neat – we played 13 (runs) on one field and 10 on the other. Went back and forth here tonight with a good opportunity to a neat Russia team and just fun stuff for the kids and the program and proud of everybody.”
Not one to ever dodge a question, Coach Newland had an answer when asked if his team is where he wants it to be at this point in pre-regular season play.
“Oh, it’s March – you know how that is,” Newland said. “Next week I’ll tell you it’s April, then I’ll tell you it’s May and hopefully I’ll tell you it’s June (trip to Akron).”
“We are just competing every day – every day is a blessing and that is so true. With Mr. Garrison now three years and Booker seven – it’s just crazy how quick time flies and each day is a blessing. You just have to cherish it and make the most of it and compete.”
“We’ll be pretty good before it’s all said and done,” the veteran LWSB coach concluded.
Contact Darke County Media Sports Editor Gaylen Blosser at gblosser@aimmediamidwest.com or 937-569-0122