posted by Joe Polk at 12:18 AM /
Leave it to Geena Badolato to find something wrong with perfection.
After pitching Mt. Lebanon to its first PIAA Class AAAA softball championship by throwing the only perfect game in the final since at least 1984, the senior smiled and said, "I could have hit better."
Maybe -- she was 0 for 2 -- but there was no way she could have pitched better Friday at Shippensburg University's Robb Field. Badolato retired each of the 21 batters she faced, striking out 11 and not allowing a ball out of the infield in a 1-0 victory against District 1 champion Central Bucks South (21-3).
Read more: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/highschool/s_686672.html
After pitching Mt. Lebanon to its first PIAA Class AAAA softball championship by throwing the only perfect game in the final since at least 1984, the senior smiled and said, "I could have hit better."
Maybe -- she was 0 for 2 -- but there was no way she could have pitched better Friday at Shippensburg University's Robb Field. Badolato retired each of the 21 batters she faced, striking out 11 and not allowing a ball out of the infield in a 1-0 victory against District 1 champion Central Bucks South (21-3).
Read more: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/highschool/s_686672.html
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