Featured Athlete /// Soſt ball, St. Elizabeth HS
Two-Time Defending Champions Aiming for a St. Elizabeth
So tba l Thr e-Pea Story By: Rod Smith Photography By: St. Elizabeth Yearbook Staff
Most high school athletes never win conference or district championships. A very small percentage reach multiple state championships is extremely rare. St. Elizabeth High School softball has won two state champion- ships in the past two years. If you add the girls basketball title this past season, some Lady Hornets have three state championships.
“Winning back-to-back state championships meant so much to our school and community,” recalled senior Lucy Lucas. “Our com- munity has cheered us on every step, driving our motivation to reach our team's high expectations.”
“Sports represent such a big part of our town, so having the sup- port behind us means so much to the team,” added senior Vanessa and it motivates us to keep working.” Winning is hard. Winning back-to-back is even harder. A three- peat almost never happens. A few mid-Missouri three-peats come Helias baseball teams, and more recently, Sophie Cunningham's Rock Bridge girls basketball teams that won four straight.
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Hornets history. streak alive, and that comes with our high expectations that we make as a team in the beginning of the season,” believes Lucas, is to continue to grow and make another run at state.” ers to graduation from last year's state title team, including one of the school's best-ever athletes, Reagan Wobbe, at second base, “Even though we lost a lot of talent,” said returning all-state coming in: Liz Rowden, Clarise Green, Elise Wright, Claire Gibson, and Hannah Prather, who will all be ready to step in. Great pro-
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