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University of Kentucky's Softball Team Strengthens Ties with Ottawa High School
In a continuation of a decade-long trend, the University of Kentucky's softball team is set to welcome a new player from Ottawa High School. Piper Lewis, a standout junior from the Illinois high school, has announced her commitment to play softball at the University of Kentucky.
Lewis, a talented shortstop, was recognised for her skills in Class 3A last year when she was named to the Illinois Coaches Association All-State Team in Class 3A. Her inclusion in the second team of the same award this year further underscores her prowess on the field.
Lewis is not the first Ottawa High School player to make her mark at the University of Kentucky. Sloan Gayan and McKenzie Oslanzi, both former Ottawa High School softball players, have also played for the University of Kentucky's team. This trend of talent transfer between the two institutions has culminated in a softball pipeline that has been steadily growing over the years.
The University of Kentucky's softball team has a reputation for attracting talented players, and this trend is evident in their history of recruiting from Ottawa High School. The head coach of the team, Rachel Lawson, is known for her ability to nurture and develop young talent.
This latest recruitment of Piper Lewis is yet another testament to the University of Kentucky's softball team's ability to attract top-tier players from across the country. The team has benefited greatly from the talent of Ottawa High School players in the past, and with Lewis on board, they are poised to continue their success.
As Lewis prepares to embark on the next chapter of her softball career, she joins a long line of Ottawa High School players who have found success at the University of Kentucky. It is an exciting time for both institutions, and we look forward to seeing Lewis make her mark on the field.
