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With their competition consistently comprised of rising high school juniors, VA Xtreme is made up of rising eighth grader Ella Miller; three rising freshmen Kim Hutcheson, Noel Johns, and Erin Whitney; sophomore Hannah Safren; and three juniors Courtney Hutcheson, Jenny Lyons and Amanda Miller.
Softball
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top in the second half of the double-header. Notably, no Piedmont batters struck out in this game and their errors were reduced to one. Most of the Amissville-area girls got on base with multiple hits in this set of seven innings; rookies Jordan Deane and Amber Long, who drove in the gamewinning run, each had three hits and Danielle North, Nikita Long, Mills, and Payne contributed two apiece. Megan Payne pitched six and a half innings for the Piedmont team with Nikita Long assisting.
The 2004 Piedmont Softball Association Babe Ruth 18 and Under All-Star team consisted originally of 15 players (every girl interested in playing allstars) from PSA’s spring 18 and
Smallest
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Flint Hill was awarded a game ball by one umpire in appreciation of her diving catch of a fly ball to get a batter out. Rookie Maggie Fulcher, in the pitching position and playing with a broken finger, caught a line drive hit right back to her.
Five-year-old Kayla Robey of Castleton, lead-off PSA batter and likely the smallest player from any Babe Ruth softball team in Virginia, made
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