2014 Softball Seniors
Karmont Mak

Softball

ART U Honors Seniors, Dixie Prevails In Twinbill

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Brisbane, CA – Riding high after a pregame ceremony to honor seniors
Elyse Cordova
"Stover has done a great job of being the vocal leader in the program," Coach Strinz said. "She's held her teammates accountable and picked them up when they've been down. She's also anchored our middle infield in her career as well and even stepped up behind the plate when called upon. She's been a tremendous servant leader."Cordova, the program's leader in a variety of categories including hits, runs, triples, stolen bases, and outfield assists, quickly became one of the memorable faces of the ART U Softball program and will not be forgotten.

"Cordova is irreplaceable," Coach Ward said. "Her athleticism and versatility have elevated what is means to be a true artist-athlete. Coaches scour the softball fields to recruit a player like her and we have been lucky to have her in this program."

"Cordova has been a leader by example showing the standards of the program with her actions," Coach Strinz said. "She's been a beast in the weight room. It's been great to have her in centerfield tracking balls down and gunning runners out. Both seniors will be missed greatly! I know they will both be successful in their next chapters and I'm grateful for them leaving the program better than they found it."

The final two games of ART U's regular season come on Monday, Apr. 28 when a rain-rescheduled matchup with Dominican at Mission Blue Field starts at 12:00 PM.

"We know we can hit with anyone in the conference and we are looking forward to get after it again on Monday," Coach Ward said.