Lancaster softball seniors reflect on their historic run and love of the program

LANCASTER – When you have a group of players who are 100% invested in the program, with seniors leading the way, magical things can happen. The Lancaster softball team has been elite for many years, and this year’s senior class has made sure to carry on that tradition. As the regular season winds down and the postseason is about to begin, this group of six seniors, which includes Kendall Brown, Hailey Rings, Kileigh Rohr, Mia Griggs, Lana Prince and Hannah Smith, is looking to go out on a high note with another deep tournament run.

During their time playing at the varsity level, they have had a ton of success, winning 95 games over the last four years, including two Ohio Capital Conference-Buckeye Division championships, two district titles, a regional championship and a trip to the final four a year ago, marking the first time that has happened in school history. They have certainly left their mark on the program and left a legacy, but they aren’t done yet. More than anything, this group will be remembered for how they treated their teammates on and off the field.

More: Lancaster softball tops Chillicothe, extends win streak to 10 games After a recent game, they were asked three questions about playing for Lancaster softball the past four seasons. Here are the questions and their answers: Can you talk about what Lancaster softball means to you? Hailey Rings: “Lancaster softball means a lot to me.

I’ve been in this program for the past four years, and all the girls I’ve met and played with are so nice. It’s kind of like a sisterhood, so to be able to play in this program means a lot. ” Kileigh Rohr: “It has been an honor, just playing for a program where you make history almost every year, and you are a part of a great culture, it is outstanding to be a part of, and I am so proud of us.