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4A softball: Holy Family set to defend its title

Posted 10/17/21

Holy Family High School's softball team showed it's ready to defend the Tigers' state 4A crown.

The Tigers dispatched Denver North 15-0 in 2 1/2 innings and Berthoud 10-0 in six innings to move …

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4A softball: Holy Family set to defend its title

Holy Family freshman Isabella Arroyo strokes a home run against Denver North in a CHSAA 4A regional round playoff game at Broomfield Industrial Park Oct. 16. The Tigers easily defeated North, 15-0, and Berthoud 10-0, to reach the 4A state tournament.

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Holy Family's Sierra Nanez, left, attempts to score on an infield grounder fielded by Denver North's Sophie Scholl on Oct. 16 at Broomfield Industrial Park. The Tigers reached the CHSAA 4A state tournament by beating both North (15-0) and Berthoud (10-0).

Stefan Brodsky

Holy Family's Kaylee McDonald, right, reaches third base ahead of a throw to Denver North's Sophie Scholl during a first round CHSAA 4A regional softball playoff game at Broomfield Industrial Park Oct. 16. Holy Family won its regional, shutting out both North 15-0 and Berthoud 10-0.

Stefan Brodsky

Denver North's Ahniyah Veloz misplays a fly ball in a CHSAA 4A regional playoff game against Holy Family Oct. 16 at Broomfield Industrial Park. The Tigers beat the Vikings 15-0 in three innings and took care of Berthoud 10-0 to qualify for the state tournament later this week.

Stefan Brodsky

Posted Sunday, October 17, 2021 11:15 am

Holy Family High School's softball team showed it's ready to defend the Tigers' state 4A crown.

The Tigers dispatched Denver North 15-0 in 2 1/2 innings and Berthoud 10-0 in six innings to move into the state tournament. It begins Friday, Oct. 23, at Aurora Sports Park, East Colfax Avenue east of Tower Road.

Holly Family scored eight times in the first inning against Denver North. Jordan Peterson had three hits and drove in as many runs. Vanessa Arambula had a base hit and two RBIs. Sierra Nanez had two RBIs. Ava Kuszak added two base hits. Starting pitcher Isabella Arroyo struck out four in two innings of work.

Arroyo had a base hit and three RBIs in the win over the Spartans. She also was the winning pitcher and struck out 11. Makaila Mossburgger had two hits and drove in two runs. Abby Edwards had two base hits and an RBI.

The state pairings are due out Monday, Oct. 18.

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Holy Family High School, Denver North High School, Berthoud High School, Holy Family High School softball, regional tournament, state softball tournament, Aurora Sports Park

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