Softball: Sterling girls win state title
| By Daily Gazette, Sterling, Ill. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
Led by dominating pitcher Amayia Hernandez,
"The girls have been putting up some big offensive numbers," head coach
A two-run triple by
A pair of walks and an RBI single by Hernandez allowed
Garcia does not have a daughter on the team, as his own softball-playing child, Alecia, is only 8. He did, however, coach many of the girls in the regular season, and when the All-Stars needed a volunteer coach for the playoffs, he stepped up -- and he's glad he did.
"The girls have a true love for the game," Garcia said. "They showed up for every practice, ready to play the game the right way, and they made it very enjoyable for me. It was just a great experience for all involved."
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