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Playoffs come to an end

Ellen Martinson, 11 always comes through with hits for her team. She also has played good defense all year. Her great plays at third base have helped the team. Photo courtesy of McDaniel photography.
Ellen Martinson, 11 always comes through with hits for her team. She also has played good defense all year. Her great plays at third base have helped the team. Photo courtesy of McDaniel photography.

For the softball team their season is officially over. Their second playoff game the girls faced Harrison, this game had been rained out the day before which just added to everyone’s want to play.

The game started with an overcast brisk feeling, but SHS was very pumped up and the energy level was at an all time high.

“When it started to rain I almost wanted to laugh because every game that it had rained I had pitched in,” said Lydia Sloan, 11.

The game was tight the first couple of innings, but one thing became clear SHS was not hitting and Harrison was.

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The games momentum slowly shifted over to Harrison and SHS never got it back. This led to a win for Harrison four to zero.

“I was really sad that we lost; I am just a freshman but they were my seniors and I will never get to play another game with them, it stinks,” said Hannah Young, 9. For more information on the softball team’s first playoff game visit SHSleaf.

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My name is Hannah Frey and this is my fourth year being a part of the Leaf staff. I joined the Leaf because I wanted to expand my involvement in the SHS community and I wanted to learn more about graphic design. I am passionate about social equality and the social injustices that occur in our affluent society. Being in this class has helped me to see that I want to work for a nonprofit organization and help solve these problems. I am currently the editor and chief of the Leaflet, which is our online, design-based magazine. Every issue, I pick a new topic to be covered. Using design to cover these issues attracts another audience for the Leaf and makes it entertaining to have an in-depth look about a topic. Journalism has helped shape the person I am today, and it will help me excel in my desired field of work.
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Playoffs come to an end