Learn about this year’s softball season, under the wing of the Women’s College World Series or WCWS, the UCLA Bruins softball team fought hard as they maneuvered their way the top, however sadly, they were not able to win, continue to read more about the details below.
Discover more about there highlights of the season as well as the disappointments, now that a season has come a lot more are to be expected from here on.
After a lot of downfalls, The Bruins softball team proved that there is no greater comeback than after being down, they rallied their forces and was still able to finish strong. The Bruins did not back down even if the team has a behind a couple times they decided to rise above the circumstances, their perseverance was the driving force that leads them to a third-place WCWS finish.
What lead The Bruins to their success was their will to strive no matter how hard getting back up is, this characteristic is a vital one in making any team an indestructible.
This year’s game was dominated by no other than Rachel Garcia, the woman is fierce when it comes to being both pitcher and hitter, her performance made her win several awards which includes being ESPNW’s National Player of the Year. She helped in belting The Bruins record of 29-4 this year was incredible and an even astounding fact is that Garcia is only a sophomore. Her incredible performance is a proof that she deserves her titles, the crowd will be seeing so much more from this MVP in the coming seasons.
There are quite a few problems in along the games wherein The Bruins MVP Rachel Garcia step out in the early earnings leading the UCLA to its final loss, they are still able to reach third place.
It might not have been smooth sailing but of course nothing worth it comes easy and because of Rachel Garcia’s outstanding skills and Kelly Inouye-Perez’s exemplary leadership, The Bruins were able to place, it is a clear sign that there will be a great future ahead of this team.
Unfortunately, seniors have to leave and there is no denying the softball fans will miss them, this includes Selina Ta’amillo and Johanna Grauer both amazing pitchers whos pitches concluded the games, surely they would be missed. But if one leaves another replaces the position and with a lot of talents available who knows who will The Bruins recruit for next year’s game.
This year’s downfall will be next year’s triumph, there is more in store for the fans as well as surprise kicks for The Bruins’ next opponent, surely they will build their team stronger than ever before.