Softball programs in Almont, Dryden, Imlay City, Lakeville, Lapeer, Mayville, and North Branch gear up for the upcoming season with changes in coaching staff and player lineup.

The teams are experiencing shifts in coaching personnel and player rosters, emphasizing the continuity of youth development and competitiveness in their respective leagues.

• Almont bid farewell to five seniors and will rely on returning players Ava Panduren and Lydia LaCavera.
• Dryden, with a new coaching duo, aims for a resurgence after a challenging previous season.
• Imlay City faces tough competition in the BWAC, with key returners Lexa Forti and Chloe Bruman.
• Lapeer retains seasoned talent post the graduation of five players, including Amber Lamphier.
• Lakeville's new coach, Ken Trout, looks to leverage a deep pitching roster and experienced catchers.
• Mayville under new leadership anticipates a competitive season with a mix of returning seniors and promising newcomers.
• North Branch, coming off a successful season, aims for another strong performance with a focus on women's empowerment.

• Teams are navigating changes in coaching staff and adapting to fill positions left by graduating seniors.
• Expectations are high for competitive seasons with a focus on growth and team unity.

Teams look forward to the challenges and opportunities of the upcoming season, aiming for success on the field and personal growth for players.

As softball teams in the region prepare for the season ahead, a mix of experienced talent, coaching changes, and a focus on development sets the stage for an exciting and competitive softball season.