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Three Tate Softball Players Sign Letters of Intent
November 13, 2014
Three Tate High School Lady Aggies softball players signed their National Letter of Intent to play at the next level Wednesday.
Rachel Wright will be attending University of West Florida, Lauren Brennan will be attending Lewis University (in a suburb of Chicago, IL), and Tori Perkins will be playing at the University of Alabama Birmingham. The trio has played softball together since their T-ball days at NEP, and they were also starters on Tate’s Final Four team last year.
Pictured top: Tate’s softball signees and their parents. (front, L-R) Diana Wright, Rachel Wright, Tori Perkins, Lauren Brennan, Dorice Brennan, (back, L-R) Marty Wright, Greg Mason, Chris Mason and Mike Brennan. Pictured below: The Tate softball seniors. Pictured bottom. The individual signees and their parents. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Three Tate Softball Players Sign Letters of Intent”
Three great girls/leaders!!!. Looking forward to the upcoming season at Tate/back to state!!
Congratulations, Lauren! I know your mom and dad are proud of you — what a great achievement.
Congratulations, Lauren, from the Phetteplace’s. We are so proud of you and your softball talent, but even more proud of you as a person. Look forward to hearing about your future softball career!
So proud of all the young ladies.