Poster Player of the Week: Glacier's Ava Grady
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This week’s Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Ava Grady of Glacier softball.
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This week’s Poster Player of the Week, presented by Corwin Motors, goes to Ava Grady of Glacier softball.
Grady delivered in the circle when it mattered most, closing out a 1-0 win over Missoula Big Sky.
She struck out five over the final two innings, including the final out of the game, and worked through pressure in the seventh with a runner on base.
In a game where every pitch carried weight, Grady stayed composed and finished it off.
Congratulations again to Ava Grady for winning this week’s Poster Player of the Week, and best of luck to you and your teammates the rest of the season.
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