Carlmont’s varsity softball team started their season in an intense opener against the Notre Dame Tigers. The Scots, led by a healthy mix of power and small ball, were able to jump out to a 7-1 lead in the third inning, but the Tigers offense prevailed to overcome the deficit to finish the scrimmage with a 7-7 tie. Despite the draw, the Scots have high expectations for the rest of their season, with stars such as San Jose State commit Ava Conti leading Carlmont to another title chase.Â
Live from the field: Carlmont opens the season with a scrimmage against Notre Dame
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About the Contributor
Rintaro Sato, Segment Producer
Rintaro Sato is a junior in his second year of journalism and he hopes to bring his love of sports and research to Scot Scoop. Sato plays baseball at Carlmont as well as at GamePrep Baseball Academy and he enjoys watching and following various other sports along with baseball in his free time. Sato is also one of the junior class vice presidents for the Scots.
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