Megan Smith transitions from player to head coach at Danville High School's softball team after former coach Corey Pullin's retirement, expressing excitement and readiness for the new challenge.

The Big Picture

This change reflects a shift in leadership within the team, with Smith's extensive background in the sport preparing her for this significant role.

By the Numbers
  • Megan Smith, a Danville alum, previously played softball at DACC and William Penn University.
  • The Danville High School softball team will face challenges this season with many young players.
  • Westville's pitcher, Abby Sabalaskey, is a key player as the team aims for their fourth straight Vermilion Valley Conference title.
State of Play
  • Danville High School's softball team, under new leadership, is preparing for their first game against Westville.
  • Westville's team, led by Abby Sabalaskey, is focused on a successful season with a blend of experienced and young players.
  • Salt Fork, another competitive team, is adjusting to the loss of key players and looking for younger talents to step up.
What's Next

As the softball season unfolds, teams like Danville, Westville, and Salt Fork will strive to navigate challenges and compete for titles amidst a competitive landscape.

Bottom Line

Megan Smith's appointment as head coach ushers in a new era for Danville High School's softball team, while Westville and Salt Fork gear up for a competitive season with a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, setting the stage for an exciting and dynamic softball season in the region.