Girls softball team sustain another devastating loss

The girl’s softball team played against Panorama High School on Tuesday, May 2, and although they fought their hardest, they ended up losing 16-6.

By Darling Zelaya, Layout/Photographer • May 7, 2023

Highlights |

The first baseman Margaret Perez, #24, had a lot of good plays and was able to get a good number of girls out from the opposing team.
Ariel Puente, #11, who is the shortstop on the team, played really well. She had a fast pace and her hits were really good.
Gabriela Martinez, #6, pitched the entire game and her pitches were on point.

What’s Next | After this devastating loss, the girls softball team will face the Reseda Regents on Thursday, May 4, before ending the season with a losing streak.

Team thoughts | “I think we could have played a lot better if we practiced more and got more of a start in the season, then we probably would have played better and beat the other schools,” said Gianna Iovino, #5.

Our thoughts | Although the girls softball team unfortunately lost another game, from what was said, we know the girls played their best and hopefully recover from this loss and bring back home a win in their next game.

For the books |

0 wins, 9 losses
Valley Mission League

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Darling Zelaya, Layout/Photographer

Darling Zelaya is a layout designer and photographer for The Mirror. She is a senior in her first year of journalism. Outside of school, she enjoys listening to music, reading, watching movies, and swimming. She has two cats that she loves a lot — Ginger and Milo. After high school, she plans to go to college and get a bachelor’s in accounting.

Gianna Iovino, Photo Editor

I have always been a creative person, my love for art started when I was a baby drawing on my bedroom walls. My creative hobbies have upgraded from wall drawings to oil paintings, jewelry making, sewing, and most importantly, photography. I aspire to be a photographer when I'm older, just like my dad. He sparked my interest in photography and has supported me through my journey. On my weekends I work as a barista at a coffee shop, and I do local craft fairs to sell my art. Although I’m sad this is my last year of high school and my last year working with the Mirror, I can't wait to start college and advance my creative skills.

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