Kaitlyn Alderink couldn't pass up one last chance to finish softball career in style on her ter

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UL senior second baseman Kaitlyn Alderink’s mind is already looking forward, even though the uncertainties of the current coronavirus shutdown remain many.

At least that’s been her mentality since making the decision to take advantage of the NCAA’s offer of another year of eligibility after COVID-19 canceled the remainder of the 2020 college softball season.

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[JMV JustMyView]

Sounds like Sarah may still return.

[CajunAmos]

Sounds like Sarah may still return.

Saw it posted yesterday she wasn't.

[JMV JustMyView]

This link says she hasn't made up her mind and hasn't told the staff.Thats according to Glasco.

[JMV JustMyView]

Saw it posted yesterday she wasn't.

Posted where?

[roarman]

During the interview he did on the word with G, he mentioned Sarah wasn't coming back. But, to me, he didn't say it convincingly. You can listen for yourself.

[JMV JustMyView]

During the interview he did on the word with G, he mentioned Sarah wasn't coming back. But, to me, he didn't say it convincingly. You can listen for yourself.

This article was 2 days after the word with G. He also told G we will see. He is trying to get her to come back and I think he will.


According to Glasco, Alderink is one of five senior teammates committed to returning to the team along with Morgan Gray, Summer Ellyson, Julie Rawls and Allisa Dalton.

Glasco said Megan Kleist and Alaina Guarino are not returning, while Sarah Hudek is leaning in that direction but hasn’t given the staff a final decision.