The SAS Lady Eagles traveled to a softball tournament in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia last weekend and came away victorious. Not only was the tournament a lot of fun, the girls won all 3 games against Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and Penang - 63 total runs for the day, and only 2 runs scored against us in the last game! It was a blowout! Really not much competition but the girls had fun and got lots of batting practice in! Kasey played a good second base and also pitched a few innings. Much more enjoyable and relaxing than the competitive softball we were accustomed to in Texas! :) There were monkeys in the trees making a lot of noise. They even sat on the fence line and watched the game! The school in KL was having an International Food Fest, and we bought American cowboy hats for the girls to wear after their game.
Slow pitch softball really suits Kasey. She's learning to pitch and acts as relief pitcher when she's not playing second base.
In the dugout with her teammates
I was trying to take this photo of the monkeys in the background, sitting on the hedge (zoom in)
The SAS Lady Eagles traveled to a softball tournament in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia last weekend and came away victorious. Not only was the tournament a lot of fun, the girls won all 3 games against Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and Penang - 63 total runs for the day, and only 2 runs scored against us in the last game! It was a blowout! Really not much competition but the girls had fun and got lots of batting practice in! Kasey played a good second base and also pitched a few innings. Much more enjoyable and relaxing than the competitive softball we were accustomed to in Texas! :) There were monkeys in the trees making a lot of noise. They even sat on the fence line and watched the game! The school in KL was having an International Food Fest, and we bought American cowboy hats for the girls to wear after their game.
Slow pitch softball really suits Kasey. She's learning to pitch and acts as relief pitcher when she's not playing second base.
In the dugout with her teammates
I was trying to take this photo of the monkeys in the background, sitting on the hedge (zoom in)