The Michelle Carew Classic, a highly competitive softball tournament in the Southern Section, saw an unexpected upset when Rosary emerged as the champion by defeating Orange Lutheran in the final. Despite being ranked No. 11 in the Southern Section power rankings, Rosary proved themselves by winning four consecutive games and scoring eight runs in each. Led by Jenna Caldera with a .524 batting average, Rosary’s impressive performance has improved their record to 16-2-1 and is expected to result in a significant rise in their ranking.
In other high school sports news, Corona, Huntington Beach, and La Mirada are set to compete in the National High School Baseball Invitational in Cary, N.C. starting Wednesday. Additionally, USC has received a commitment from junior running back Deshonne Redeaux, adding depth to their team.
This article highlights the positive accomplishments in high school sports and encourages readers to submit any news to eric.sondheimer@latimes.com for coverage. Throughout the tournament, Rosary’s underdog victory and individual player performances exemplified the competitive spirit and unpredictability of high school sports.
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