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Woodard Puts Two More On Roster
Head Coach Scott Woodard
Head Softball Coach Scott Woodard
Head softball coach Scott Woodard has signed two more junior college transfers. Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Emily Huhta will join her Lamar Community College teammate, Samantha Lopez, next season. Micaela Miller (Peoria, AZ) will make the switch from Glendale Community College to NCAA Division II softball at Western New Mexico.

Huhta, a 5-8 pitcher, graduated from Manzano High School in 2007 where she was a four-year letterman, All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2003, Second Team All-District in 2004 and 2005, and First Team All-District in 2006. For the past two seasons, she was a Second Team All-Region Nine pitcher.

“Emily brings two years of college pitching to Silver City,” comments Woodard. “She knows what it takes to get college hitters out. She’s a good student, and she cares about getting her education. I also am excited about getting another player from New Mexico, especially Albuquerque.”

A member of the 2006 Arizona State 5-A Division II championship team at Sunrise Mountain High School, Miller was a 2006 All-State Honorable Mention and 2007 Second Team All-State selection. Last season at Glendale, she played in 56 games and batted .344. She posted 38 RBIs and 25 runs after 52 hits.

“Micaela is exactly what I am looking for in a player,” states Woodard. “She hates to lose, loves to play, and leads by example. She gives us another player that has won at both levels and expects to work hard every day.”
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Athlete of the Week
Steven Maxwell
Men's Golf
Junior Steven Maxwell (Glasgow, Scotland, Bearsden Academy) stayed very consistent on the par 70, 6,510-yard layout at the Coyote Classic hosted by CSU-San Bernardino last week. On day one, he was tied for 13th thanks to a 1-above par 71. He repeated that same performance when they concluded round two on day two. In the final round of play, also on day two, Maxwell tacked on one extra stroke to finish with a three-round total 214. He finished tied for 18th in the 80-player field. Overall, the men’s golf team finished sixth at the classic.