Summer Co-ed Softball at Lower Woodlands Weekdays

Great team leadership all season and great performances on this field, especially this week. Great sportsmanship all-around.

It isn't often a player is awarded the Player of the Week award for one play, but the play that Luke made on Monday night stands out. Hats off to his pitcher, who made him move 7 steps closer to the right field line as the batter stepped in. Sure enough, the batter laced a hard fly ball toward Luke, who simply closed his eyes and stuck out his glove. When he opened them, the ball was in his glove, like magic. It looked awkward and he said he couldn't do it in a million years again, but he did it the one time it counted.

Sophie was on top of her game during Bannon'a Little Bunters double header. She was instrumental in getting two wins for her team on the night. Her solid defense at first base allowed the other fielders to play to their full potential. She also got it done with the bat, hitting to all parts of the park. A catalyst to multiple rallies, she was as valuable as anyone else on the field tonight.

Paul Wright, from Bannon's Little Bunters, had himself a great week, hitting multiple home runs, including the most clutch grand slam of the year.

Joshua was vital to NW Crossfit's success. On the mound he threw well all night. Watching him pitch you would have thought he brought a paint brush with him as he was painting the corners all night. Joshua really kept the opposing team at bay. Offensively he had a couple solid hits and was a demon on the base paths. He took extra bases and put pressure on the defense all night.

Nick had a sensational game tonight when his team needed him most. Nick pulled off two of the rarer feats on the softball field in the same game when his team's season was on the line. With his grand slam Nick hit for the cycle. You can't be much more important to your team than Nick was today