Salmon River softball honors five outgoing senior players

By Andy Gardner

The Salmon River Lady Shamrocks on Friday, May 17 honored their five players who will graduate this year.

Arielle Benedict, #23, is finishing her first varsity season. She plans to attend North Country Community College for a fine arts degree. Her favorite softball memory is falling in the mud during practice. Her parents are Heather and Sam Benedict.

Mikaylee Henhawk, #22, is playing her first varsity season. She plans to study in the pre-physical therapy program at Neumann University. Her favorite softball memory is the shutout victory over Malone this season. Her parents are Rob and Dana Henhawk.

Morgan Arquette, #1, is a two-year member of the team. She plans to attend SUNY Potsdam and study nursing with a minor in music. Her favorite team memory is bus parties with Karli and Justice. Her parents are Robin and Lane Arquette.

Shaylin Herne, #15, is finishing her second season with the varsity squadron. She plans to attend SUNY Potsdam with a major in early childhood education and a minor in music. Her favorite softball memory is laughing with the team at almost anything. Her parents are Belson and Theresia Herne.

Jazzy Dunn, #25, is also in her second varsity season. She plans to attend Sage Colleges of Albany with a major in public health and a minor in theater production. Her parents are Angela Benedict, Dale Charleston and Randy Dunn.