Tuesday, 03 May 2011
Heidy Molina
Canada natives Leah Sitter and Sydney Cicchetti only knew of each other before coming to Seward County Community College.Neither one of them thought that they would ever play on the same team.“I did play against her,” Sitter said of Cicchetti. “It’s really such a small world.”Both Sitter and Cicchetti have won awards and recognitions during their time at Seward.Cicchetti, who has 22 wins and only three losses this season, has won KJCCC Pitcher of the Week a record eight times out of 11 and was even the NJCAA?National Pitcher of theWeek. Her season winning percentage is the best in school history.Sitter broke the all-time career stolen bases record with 53, and 31 of those set this season’s school record.Sitter and Cicchetti...
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Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Deisi Barboza
The Lady Saints have only a limited number of games left this season to determine if they are going to the playoffs. Standing with a record of 28-7, 5-3, some of the players have really improved.Sydney Cicchetti has been pitching well in her games, and she had and outstanding game when she helped the Lady Saints with a 6-0 win, defeating the Western Nebraska cougers on March 27.“She’s become a leader and she has learned her strengths and weaknesses,” said head coach of the Lady Saints, Andrea Gustafson. “We’re a good team, but just not good enough. We just need to focus more and play harder.”Leah Sitter is definitely taking her advice as she broke the all- time stolen base record. She has the record of 45 thefts in her...
Thursday, 21 October 2010
Megan Kearns
The Lady Saints softball team made a comeback on Oct. 6 against Dodge City after losing a double-header game against Pratt on Oct. 1.
“We didn’t play well at all,” Coach Andrea Gustafson said. “We have the physical ability to be a good softball team, we just don’t stay focused and I want to improve on that.”
There was much underestimating done at the Pratt game. “We killed them all the time last year,” Lady Saint Leah Sitter said. “We did really well at Dodge. We all came together and made very few errors.”
The Dodge City game went much better according to Coach Gustafson. Lady Saint Jill Grounds said, “We really focused coming back from Pratt.”
To end their pre-season, the Lady Saints challenged the alumni to a...
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Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Megan Kearns
The Lady Saints softball team traveled to Lamar, Colo., on Saturday morning, Sept. 25. They won their games against Lamar and Colby community colleges, but lost against Luna Community College. The following day on Sept. 26, they won against Oklahoma Panhandle State University and tied with Adams State.
Coach Andrea Gustafson said the fall goal was to “improve each and every time we play.”
The players seem to be buying into that goal.
“We’re improving a lot,” Lady Saint player Daniela Catano said, looking forward to the Lady Saints next game Friday, Oct. 1 at Pratt. “Just have to do good in practice this week and focus.”
Her teammate Bianca Adame agrees.
“We have a lot more confidence coming off this weekend,” Adame...
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Jessica Winner
The Lady Saints softball team began fall ball scrimmages with a tournament in Dodge City this weekend. While the team dropped three games on Saturday they came back on Sunday and won two games.Head coach Andea Gustafson said she felt her team is ready for the fall season, but still needs a lot of work before the regular season starts in February.The returning sophomores are Sydney Cicchetti, Lynda Murick, Leah Sitter, Kekea Blackstock, Daniela Catano and Jill Grounds.“We have good leadership and I’m excited,” Gustafson said. “I think we have the pieces to be great.” Gustafson was excited to get on the field this weekend to see how the team would do against other teams.“The girls seem like they want to do it and win,” she...
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