The Tyrone Varsity softball team celebrated Senior Night recently at the last home game of the season. The following seniors will be graduating on June 3rd:

Ashley Tepsic and her parents Bruce Tepsic and Beth Tepsic.

EE: What are your plans after high school?

 AT: I am going to Slippery Rock University, majoring in exercise science. 

EE: What is your favorite memory from softball?

AT: My favorite memory from softball was when we beat Bellefonte my junior year. That was the first Tyrone win in five years.

EE: What position did you play?

 AT: I was pitcher, short stop, and first base.

EE: How long did you play?

 AT: 6 years

EE: Will you continue to play softball in college?

AT: I might play intramural softball.

Kylie Rutherford and her parents Aaron Rutherford and Leah Hamer.

EE: What are your plans after high school?

KR: Attend Temple University.

EE: What is your favorite memory from softball?

KR: Just hanging out with ‘Cush and listening to his ridiculous jokes.

EE: What position did you play?

KR: 1st base.

EE: How long did you play?

KR: 7 years.

EE: Will you continue to play softball in college?

KR: Possibly.

Sussannah Welch and her mom Jill Welch.

EE: What are your plans after high school?

SW: Attend CPI in their Nursing Program.

EE: What is your favorite memory from playing softball?

SW: Coach Cushion’s absurd jokes.

EE: What position did you play?

SW: Right field.

EE: How long did you play softball?

SW: 5 Years.

EE: Will you continue to play softball for college or as you get older?

SW: Not for college, but I will make sure to play in summer leagues.

Ema Julenyova with her American parents Amy Stever, Revel Kemp, Vikki Long, Jeff Long, and Kathy Krinkes.

EE: What are your plans for after High School?

EJ: I have another year left of high school in Slovakia and after that college for Art or Psychology.

EE: What is your favorite memory from playing softball?

EJ: I struck out on three pitches and the catcher was going to tag me. When she reached out her hand with the ball I didn’t know the rules, I just knew that tag isn’t good so I started to jump away from her. I found out it wasn’t a good idea when I heard my team laughing!

EE: What position did you play?

EJ: At the beginning I started at the ”warming the bench” position, but at the end I was playing center field.

EE: How long did you play softball?

EJ: This was the first time I ever heard about softball. I only knew baseball.  I enjoyed playing and my team. It was a great experience.

EE:  Will you continue to play softball at college or as you get older?

EJ: In Slovakia we have four baseball and maybe one softball team, so definitely not in college. But I would like to buy a softball glove and teach my friends how to play so we can play just for fun together.

Julie Kaup with her parents Kathy Kaup and George Kaup.

EE: What are your plans after High School?

JK: Go to college to be a medical assistant.

EE: What is your favorite memory from playing softball?

JK: Meeting all the girls and always cheering even if we lost.

EE: What position did you play?

JK: Right Field.

EE: How long did you play softball?

JK: Just this year….so one year.

EE: Will you play softball in college or later in life?

JK: Not sure.