Shorewood fastpitch softball team goes 2-0 in preseason jamboree

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shorewood High School fastpitch softball team displayed impressive talent during their preseason jamboree on March 8, 2025. Hosting teams Sultan and Orcas Island, Shorewood secured victories in both matches, defeating Sultan 9-2 and Orcas Island 11-1. This successful outing sets a positive tone for the team's upcoming regular season, which begins on March 12 against Holy Names Academy at the Meridian Park Field. The jamboree not only provides a competitive edge but also fosters community spirit and support for local sports. Coach Paul Jensen expressed pride in the team's performance, emphasizing their hard work and dedication in preparation for the season.

The players showcased their skills and teamwork, which are critical for their upcoming challenges. With a strong start, the team is eager to maintain their momentum as they head into the regular season. Community members are encouraged to attend the first game and support the Shorewood fastpitch softball team.

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