Medical Lake's Chelsea Hamby prepares to deliver a pitch in last Thursday's 11-1 nonleague win over Kellogg. Hamby tossed a three-hitter.
It's certainly early, just one game into the season, but Medical Lake softball coach Tim Blakely got some reassurances in last Thursday's 11-1 nonleague victory over Kellogg, Idaho.
Going into the season he had concerns about pitching after losing his two aces to graduation.
Chelsea Hamby helped quell those fears by allowing just one run on three hits while striking out six. "We had a great performance from Chelsea Hamby," Blakely said.
But more important, even though they too were limited to just seven hits, was the patience his batters had at the plate.
"We knew our hitting zone," Blakely sa...
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