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The Twin Rivers High School softball team is set for a new season filled with potential. With a youthful lineup and key players stepping up, Coach Casey Parson aims for success. The community is excited as the Royals prepare for early games against formidable opponents, hoping to build on last year’s experiences. The team’s journey is expected to be memorable, showcasing both skill and teamwork.

Excitement Brews in Twin Rivers as Softball Season Kicks Off

The vibrant city of Twin Rivers is buzzing with excitement as its beloved high school softball team gears up for a brand new season. Under the guidance of Coach Casey Parson, there’s a palpable sense of optimism, despite some *challenging roster changes* this year.

A Youthful Team on the Rise

As the team transitions from the graduation of two seniors last year, they welcome their new senior players for this season – a stark shift that leaves them without any juniors. In the face of these changes, the Royals are positioning themselves for what could be a *promising campaign*. Among the senior players, Alexis Parson is set to take on the crucial role of right-handed pitcher. Her performance will be key as the team strives for success on the field.

Joining Alexis will be Addysen Whitlow, who is expected to man second base and potentially contribute in the outfield. *The infield and outfield dynamic will be pivotal for the team’s overall performance*. Keeping up with the returning talent, Ivy Benson is also ready to shine as a sophomore after being named all-district last season. The team is anticipating her contributions to be nothing short of significant.

Additionally, Reagan Bader is likely to lead the outfield, building on notable performances from the prior season. With such a robust lineup of players aiming to forge strong connections, the Royals are kicking off early practices focused not only on developing skills but also on *building camaraderie* among teammates.

Setting the Stage for Success

In the eyes of Coach Parson, the heart of the team’s strategy revolves around *solid pitching*. The spotlight will undoubtedly shine on Alexis Parson as she prepares to take the mound. Last season, she showcased her talent by putting up an impressive earned run average (ERA) of 3.77, pitching 39 innings and even striking out 51 batters.

The Royals will have their work cut out for them as they launch their season with two away games, starting on August 29 against East Carter, a team that ended last season with a 12-10 record. Following that, they’ll face off against Van Buren on September 2, who struggled with a 4-18 record last year. These matches are set to test the Royals’ mettle before they finally return home for cheering fans.

On September 4, the Royals will host Sikeston, who faced a tough season with a 2-22 finish last year. Just a day later, the team will play against Naylor, who concluded with a dismal 1-12 record. But the challenge won’t end there; on September 9, they will be up against Doniphan, a more formidable opponent with a 15-10 record.

Looking Forward

Reflecting on the previous season, the Royals ended with a record of 7-9 after achieving substantial victories against teams like East Carter, Sikeston, Naylor, Central, and Van Buren. Even though the last game ended with a tough 17-2 loss to East Carter in the Class 2 District 1 Tournament, *this experience has shaped the team*.

Among last year’s top offensive performers were Reagan Bader, who hit 1 home run and secured 4 stolen bases, Ivy Benson, collecting 11 hits and scoring 8 runs, and Alexis Parson with 9 runs batted in. With the young players gaining experience last season, Coach Parson has every reason to believe that this year’s roster, though youthful, has the potential to be competitive.

As the Royals prepare to hit the field, the community will undoubtedly rally around them. With a mix of excitement and determination, the journey promises to be thrilling for the *players and fans alike*. The upcoming season might just be the perfect opportunity for Twin Rivers High School’s softball team to showcase their skills and togetherness, making it a year to remember.

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