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By PAUL DELANEY
Staff Reporter 

Medical Lake softball struggled with youth in 2015

Coach hopes to turn off-season work into future dividends

 

Last updated 6/11/2015 at 11:50am

Medical Lake High School

The 2015 Medical Lake softball team struggled with young players, but that experience gained ought to pay off in the future.

Youth may have been the Achilles heel of the Medical Lake softball team in 2015 but that will likely translate into success next season.

"We've got two seniors graduating this year, we're still pretty young," head coach Tim Blakely said following the Cardinals up and down season that saw them finish 6-12 overall and 5-9 in the Northeast A League.

Following a 5-2 start the Cardinals lost 10 of their last 11 games, including a 13-1 thumping by Colville in a first-round, loser-out playoff game.

"We had a great opportunity in a very, very tough league," Blakely said. Lakeside finished third in...



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