Softball in Photos

Tribe hopes for CIF victory

Josie Lee, Maggie Schulze

April 19, 2024

Senior Zoey Bautista runs to first base after bunt against Sunny Hills.

Josie Lee

Softball team goes undefeated in the Freeway League

The FUHS softball team defeated Sonora 11-0 on April 3. Sophomore Malaya Majam-Finch said the Tribe lost last year against Sonora; however, this year, Sonora did not get on the board.

“This was a really big change of pace. We weren’t able to score like that many runs off them last year,” Majam-Finch said. “Mercying them in the first game was a big deal.”

The Tribe had a similar performance against Troy on April 12, winning 15-0. The Tribe is undefeated with a record of 7-0 in the Freeway League.

Majam-Finch says the team looks to winning league and even winning CIF.

“Winning CIF is the goal because we made it last year, but we lost in the final. We have a better team now. We got a bunch of transfers and they’re all really good,” Majam-Finch said.

Sophomore Malaya Majam-Finch pitches at the Sunny Hills league opener on March 25. (Josie Lee)

Senior Zoey Bautista runs to first base after bunt against Sunny Hills. (Josie Lee)

Majam-Finch has a 0.487 batting average. (Josie Lee)

Senior Ava Paquin will play division 2 softball for Sonoma State next fall. Paquin has been on varsity since her freshman year and has a batting average of 0.333. (Josie Lee)

Bautista on first base against Sunny Hills. Bautista has 14 RBIs and has been on varsity for all four years. (Josie Lee)

The team celebrates their league opening victory against Sunny Hills with a final score of 1-0. (Josie Lee)

The Tribe walks towards the dugout after win against Sunny Hills. (Josie Lee)

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Softball in Photos

The FUHS softball team defeated Sonora 11-0 on April 3. Sophomore Malaya Majam-Finch said the Tribe lost last year against Sonora; however, this year, Sonora did not get on the board.

“This was a really big change of pace. We weren’t able to score like that many runs off them last year,” Majam-Finch said. “Mercying them in the first game was a big deal.”

The Tribe had a similar performance against Troy on April 12, winning 15-0. The Tribe is undefeated with a record of 7-0 in the Freeway League.

Majam-Finch says the team looks to winning league and even winning CIF.

“Winning CIF is the goal because we made it last year, but we lost in the final. We have a better team now. We got a bunch of transfers and they’re all really good,” Majam-Finch said.

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