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Falcon Softball Triumphs Against Milwaukie Mustangs, 17-1

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Kaitlyn Roozen, Staff Reporter
May 7, 2025

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen

  • The No. 8 girls varsity softball won their game against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts in a near-shut-out, with a final score of 17-1.

    Kaitlyn Roozen
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On Wednesday, May 7, at 5 p.m., the La Salle girls varsity softball team hosted a face off against Milwaukie High School & Academy of the Arts. The Falcons controlled the game consistently throughout, only allowing their opponents to score a single run in order to secure the 17-1 win. 

Early on, the girls had a successful hit, which then set the stage for many more to follow.

Now, the team prepare for their next game against Milwaukie on Friday, May 9 at 4:30 p.m. at Milwaukie.

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Kaitlyn Roozen
Kaitlyn Roozen, Staff Reporter
Senior Kaitlyn Roozen has lived in Portland, Oregon, her whole life, although she has had to move three different times. She enjoys the rainy weather Oregon has to offer because she finds it comforting. Before starting her educational career at La Salle, Kaitlyn attended Saint John the Baptist from preschool all the way through 8th grade. She was inspired to come to La Salle due to the close proximity to her house and the preparation it provides for college. Outside of La Salle, Kaitlyn enjoys playing club soccer, having done so ever since she was in 3rd grade. She also volunteers as often as possible at the Oregon Food Bank. She loves spending time with friends and family outside of school, usually doing various things like shopping or getting food. In the future, she hopes to attend a university on the West Coast, hopefully either in California or Washington. Kaitlyn aims to travel more in the future as well since that is something she has loved doing with her family ever since she was young.