Waimea pitcher Lynette Perreira is at the top of the KIF girls softball league following the first round of play. In recap figures released by KIF scorekeeper Manny Henriques following one round of play, Lynette leads the league in the
Waimea pitcher Lynette Perreira is at the top of the KIF girls softball league following the first round of play.
In recap figures released by KIF scorekeeper Manny Henriques following one round of play, Lynette leads the league in the pitching category with six games won in 37 innings of throwing.
The Menehune ball hurler leads the pitchers with a total of 19 strikeouts in the round followed by Kapa’a’s Chasare Labuguen who finished the round with eight whiffs.
Kaua’i’s Sherri Gebauer follows in third with six K’s.
In the batting box, Lynette Perreira is joined by two other batters in leading the league with ten hits, Gebauer and Menehune catcher Kodi Oyama sharing the honors.
Waimea’s Moani Durant and Daeleen Perreira follow in the hits department with nine hits each after one round, Daeleen leading the two-bagger department with five in the first round.
Menehune Melissa Moreno hefts a big bat as she joins Red Raider Ashley Nonaka in leading the triples division with two each while Waimea catcher Kodi Oyama leads the homerun race with a pair, both coming in an earlier game at the New Kapa’a Ball Park.
