
Marcus’ Heather Foust and Flower Mound’s Taylor Hoagland were named Co-MVP’s on the recently-announced District 6-5A All-District softball team.
The Marcus softball team met its match over the weekend, losing to Plano East 5-0 in Game 3 of the best-of-three Class 5A regional final.
Flower Mound softball coach Mark Larriba has gone on record saying that he’s not a fan of one-game playoffs. A best-of-three format better determines the better team, he said.
Argyle softball coach Natalie Coonrod is still scratching her head after her team lost 10-0 in a play-in game against Sanger on Friday, April 24th.
The Flower Mound softball team will open the first round of the Class 5A playoffs on Friday in a one-game face off with Grapevine.
Christina Kim and Sarah Weihing combined for a one-hitter as Flower Mound was able to breeze past rival Lewisville 13-0 on Tuesday in District 6-5A action.
Heather Foust struck out 16 and retired the first 17 batters she faced as Marcus edged Hebron 1-0 on Tuesday to remain perfect in District 6-5A.
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FMHS junior 3rd baseman Taylor Hoagland (#10) slides to home and Marcus player Sarah Draheim waits for throw. They were reconized as All-District.
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When you talk to Taylor Hoagland about her breakout senior season, don’t expect to hear stories of how she stayed late after practice to get some extra work in on her swing.
The Flower Mound softball team’s bid for a deep playoff run came upshort last weekend, but head coach Wendy Massey hinted that it won’t belong before they make another run.
Marcus’ Heather Foust struck out 13 and allowed just one hit in an 11-0 win Monday over Euless Trinity in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs.
Euless Trinity doesn’t boast the greatest of records heading into the Class 5A softball playoffs. In fact, at 13-10 overall and 7-7 in league play, they are hardly menacing.
Argyle will face District 9-3A rival Sanger on Friday for the right to go to playoffs.
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Argyles Emily Rodgers (9) allowed only three hits while striking out 10 batters in a run rule decision over Gainesville.
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The Argyle softball team ripped Gainesville 12-1 on Tuesday, but where they finish in District 9-3A is still very much in question.
The Flower Mound softball team still looks to be the team to beat in District 6-5A, despite the departure of longtime head coach Wendy Massey.
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FMHS junior 3rd baseman Taylor Hoagland (#10) slides to home and Marcus player Sarah Draheim waits for throw. They were reconized as All-District.
(Photo: Fred Schulze)
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Taylor Hoagland didn’t leave much for the imagination.
The Flower Mound softball team is inching closer to its first-ever state tournament berth.