Given the recent Little League World Series success of Philadelphia pitcher Mo’ne Davis, it’s cool for girls to play baseball. That applies in Tucson, too. Stephanie Nicholson helped Flowing Wells win two state softball championships, set the single-season home run record at Oklahoma State and then coached CDO to the 2012 state softball championship. Her next adventure? She made the final roster for the USA team at the Women’s Baseball World Cup next month in Japan. Nicholson, 31, had not played competitively for about nine years when she went to the USA Baseball tryouts. She made the team as an infielder.
Nicholson adds baseball to list of accomplishments
- Greg Hansen Arizona Daily Star
Greg Hansen
Columnist
Canyon del Oro's head coach Stephanie Nicholson tries to get her outfield organized while making a defensive change against Sabino in the third round of the state Division II softball tournament game, May 3, 2012.
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