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The Capital City Lady Cavaliers have set the standard. Now they are ready to take the next step. The Lady Cavaliers have won more than 20 games each of the past three softball seasons, but a district championship has eluded the program through its first four seasons.
A total of 22 players were selected to the all-state softball teams, which were released last weekend by the Missouri High School Fastpitch Coaches Association.
The little things added up to a big win. “We preach that, you do the little things, try to put pressure on your opponent, and good things can happen,” Capital City coach Brett Skinner said after Monday night’s 5-4 win against the Helias Lady Crusaders at Capital City High School. “You execute, you can come out on the winning end. That’s something we need to remember the rest of the season.”
The Capital City Cavaliers scored eight runs in the sixth to build a run-rule shortened win against the Hickman Kewpies in Central Missouri Activities Conference play.