Softball seniors at Cape Hatteras Secondary

Cape Hatteras Secondary seniors playing softball this season are, from left, Jazmine Outland, Lauran Wage and Kaitlyn Stephens.

The seniors were saluted during the April 11 doubleheader against Columbia. The Lady Hurricanes won the first game against Columbia 14-13 and the second game, 18-3.

At the spring break, the Lady Hurricanes stand 4-2 and in second place in the Atlantic 5 Conference.

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