Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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mu, tha ; ! Spirits continued from p. 151 Whe university is building us a new field on campus, said Jamie Baker. We're hop- ing the field and a chance to be in the OVC will be a big uplift for next year. By STACY HENDERSON ? SQUATTTNG to receive that perfect pitch from the pitcher is harder and more tiring than most people think. The university is building a new field on campus 152 x J as :0 25 v V O VAC 'o. e 6 Q. i 4 V E. oh'$'LvAvl .0 '0

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irits C onquer All The softball team had a record of 16-16 this past season. After an eight game win- ning streak, the girls had high spirits. Close calls, like the one point loss against Ohio State in April, put a damper on the record. The 14 member team doesn't belong to the Ohio Valley Conference, but they held their own athletic banquet at the end of the season. Jamie Baker, a sophomore from Silver Grove, swept away the offensive, defen- sive and MVP awards. The team is only losing one senior, Holly Stone, from Quincy, and the girls are look- ing forward to next season. PSYCHING up before batting is done differently by different players. Some seem more successful at it than others. The MSU softball team does not belong to the OVC, but they held their own banquet at the end of the season to recognize outstanding players. NEXT year the softball team will be playing on a new on-campus field. The players are looking forward to next years season and a chance to join the OVC.

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CONSlSIENT HITTING is the dream of anv softball player. First baseman Margie Ison is from Sandy Hook. AW f?lls the faces of the coach and players await- FAST PITCHING is the key to striking out players of the ing their turn up to the plate The women's softball opposing team. The Lady Eagles ended the season team is hoping to gain admittance into the OVC the with an equal record of wins and losses. next season.