Woodland routs Sheehan, wins third straight Class M softball title
All-State junior battery of Ella VanAlstyne, Julia Rowley lead Hawks at plate, limit Sheehan to 5 hits
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All-State junior battery of Ella VanAlstyne, Julia Rowley lead Hawks at plate, limit Sheehan to 5 hits
Trinity LaValley pitched a six-hitter and Sheehan, motivated by a heartbreaking 2023 loss, is moving on to the Class M tournament semifinals
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