According to Horseshoe Bend softball coach Hagen Whiteard, Lily Moss is not one of those loud eccentric leaders on the field. But where she thrives is leading with the plays made on the field in crucial moments. Â
Samuel Higgs
Sports Editor
According to Horseshoe Bend softball coach Hagen Whiteard, Lily Moss is not one of those loud eccentric leaders on the field. But where she thrives is leading with the plays made on the field in crucial moments. Â
Sports Editor
You could almost feel what was about to happen when Lily Moss stood in the batter’s box on Saturday. The sun was covered, the wind shifted in the right direction — and the pitch went right where she wanted it.Â
To cut to the chase, the Horseshoe Bend softball team is winning — and doing so dominantly.
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