Chapelle Makes History by Claiming First Softball State Title with Win Over John Curtis
Chapelle wins its inaugural softball state championship by defeating John Curtis in a 2-1 victory, with Kayla Giardina recording 12 strikeouts in the decisive game at Frasch Park.
By the Numbers- Kayla Giardina struck out 12 batters in the game.
- Chapelle had a 5-year high school career with 811 strikeouts.
Curtis coach Jerry Godfrey admitted his team had zero offense on the day of the final, despite their strong pitching and defense.
State of Play- Chapelle won its first-ever softball state championship.
- Chapelle ended Curtis' 18-game winning streak between the schools.
- Kayla Giardina was selected as the LHSAA outstanding player.
Curtis will regroup and aim to bounce back from the defeat, looking to improve their offense for upcoming games.
Bottom LineChapelle makes history with their first softball state championship win, showcasing strong pitching and clutch performances to secure the victory over John Curtis.
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