GOTHENBURG — The Gothenburg lady Swedes held a softball quad on Saturday, Sept. 23 against St. Paul, Scottsbluff and Southern Valley/Alma.
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Gothenburg’s Addisyn Streeter hits a grounder for the second on in the bottom of the third against Scottsbluff on Saturday.
Lady Swede Wren Herrick smacks a grounder to Scottsbluff's second basemen for the third out on Saturday in Gothenburg.
Gothenburg’s Hannah Devlin tosses the ball to Wren Herrick for the first out in the top of the fourth inning against Scottsbluff on Saturday.
Gothenburg's Harlie Schram is nearly hit on the ankle by a pitch against Scottsbluff on Saturday in Gothenburg.Â
Gothenburg’s Abbi Siemek hits a hard grounder to left field and reaches first in the bottom of the fourth against Scottsbluff.
Gothenburg's Taye Herrick watches as ball two comes in high in the bottom of the fourth inning against Scottsbluff.Â
Lady Swede Dakota Warner bunts but it is rolls out for the foul on Saturday against Scottsbluff.Â
Gothenburg's Brianna Houchin is hit by the pitch on Saturday against Scottsbluff.Â
Gothenburg’s Wren Herrick bunts in a sacrifice in the bottom of the second inning on Saturday against St. Paul.
Gothenburg's Harlie Schram blasts a hit to left field for a double base run in the second inning against St. Paul.
Gothenburg’s Hannah Devlin winds up for the strike on Saturday against St. Paul.
Gothenburg’s Harlie Schram catches the third out in the top of the third inning on Saturday against St. Paul.
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