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2022-23 TWCA Softball
Young Guns: TWCA Softball has Future Stars in Rohrlich, Osterhaus
Coach Kate Maddock will throw her youngsters into the fire this season but feels confident they can hold their own.
“We are going be really young this year, but those young players are really talented,” she said. “This team is fun...the chemistry is great and we are trying to win the close games in the district this year that we barely lost last year. We are right there.”
TWCA's Katie WiseJamie Wright (VYPE)
The team strength will be on defense as senior Katie Wise moves to third base, move-in Alexis Osterhaus will play catcher and incoming freshman Reagan Rohrlich will patrol the shortstop position.
Rohrlich is a Top 5 national softball recruit on the showcase circuit and combines power, speed, and athleticism.
TWCA's Reagan RohrlichJamie Wright (VYPE)
Osterhaus moved to The Woodlands from Maine and is another college-level athlete who hits from the left side and is rangy on defense.
TWCA's Alexis OsterhausJamie Wright (VYPE)
“I can’t wait to see what our young players will bring to the table this year,” she said. “Add that to our five seniors and their leadership and it’s a recipe for success.”
Hold on Warriors, the future is looking bright between the lines.
Jillian Craft
2022-23 TWCA Boys Golf
Class of 2023 Giving Future Warriors Something to Shoot For
“We have had some tremendous individual athletes here, but this is the most special group of athletes in their respective sport to ever come out of TWCA,” golf coach Tanner Field said. “It’s not even close.”
2022-23 TWCA Girls GolfBradley C. Collier (VYPE)
The Warriors are closing in on their third straight TAPPS State Title and could have had a fourth if not for the pandemic.
All four are headed to play college golf and their futures are bright. Pounds, Maggert and Usner are headed to Texas A&M and McClure will play at Southwestern University.
“People don’t see the commitment and grind they put in every day because they play off campus,” Field said. “It’s hard to put into words how committed they are to their process. What they have done here is unmatched... now, I’m just excited to see what they can accomplish at the next levels.”
TWCA's Aaron PoundsBradley C. Collier (VYPE)
So, what’s next for TWCA golf?
“Because of what those guys have accomplished, the expectations have been set,” he said. “Our golf programs have exploded on the boys' and girls' side and our young players want to continue the success. They don’t want to see a fall off after this class graduates, they want to sustain it.”
Sam McClure
