Softball

Highlights

The Mount Mercy Softball team completed a difficult season with three losses. The team lost a doubleheader to Mount Saint Mary and a single contest to Saint Mary’s of Lancaster.

Freshman Cassidy Westbrook (Silver Creek) pitched both games of the doubleheader, giving it all she had, according to Coach Mary Kate Dougherty. She finished with four strikeouts. Juniors Madison Serafini (Buffalo) and Megan Amicone (Buffalo), along with Westbrook each had a single.

Westbrook went two for two in her final two at bats for the season and had a single against St. Mary’s of Lancaster. Freshman pitcher Taylor Jahn (Buffalo) took the loss but had three strikeouts.

“Although this season did not unfold as I had once envisioned, I’m proud of my final 10 for

sticking through this season, given all the adversity we faced. I’m proud of the improvements each player made from the first practice all the way through to the last. Hopefully they can each take something they learned this season and carry it over into next season,” Dougherty commented.

2021 Varsity Softball Schedule

Keep informed of the lastest dates, times and stats of the Varsity Softball team. Check out the live status on the Arbiter LIVE website.

Head Coach:

Shannon Feind

Assistant Coach:

Brittany Sanscrainte

2021 Varsity Roster

Grade	Name	Jersey #
12	Jessica Atkins	18
11	Madison Serafini	16
11	Amanda Solomon	13
11	Megan Amicone	1
11	Trinity Kehoe	32
11	Caitlin Mann	23
10	Emma Labby	11
10	Meghan Balen	30
10	Emma Caughel	14
9	Rilee Farrell	31
9	Cassidy Westbrook	5
9	Mia Freedenberg	33
9	Taylor Jahn	10

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