Sophomore Austin Langerhans, seen pitching Monday against Great Valley, is just one of many reasons to be optimistic about the future of the Unionville High School softball team, which managed a .500 record in 2013, despite being one of the youngest teams in the county.
MALVERN —With one of the youngest teams in Chester County, the Unionville High School softball team overcame a slow start to the 2013 season and rallied to finish with a very respectable .500 record — and a ton a promise for the coming seasons — capping the year with 6-2 win over over Great Valley, Monday.
The Indians (9-10 Ches Mont, 10-10 overall) ended the season with a strong performance against the Patriots. Meredith Kurey led the way with three hits and two runs scored. Madi Ross, Austin Langerhans, and Elise Rocconi each had two hits. Langerhans, a sophomore, had a home run, and she also picked up the win allowing just five hits.
