UW pitching legend Danielle Lawrie’s daughter leads Northwest into Little League Softball World Series
Maddie Locke, who pitches for the Snohomish team repping the PNW at the Little League Softball World Series, is the daughter of Huskies softball royalty.
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Danielle Lawrie was a standout pitcher for the University of Washington softball team. Her daughter, Maddie Locke, now pitches for a Snohomish youth team. That team won the Pacific Northwest regional and will play in the Little League Softball World Series. Maddie is a key player and helps lead her team.
Why it matters
The story shows how athletic talent can be passed from parents to children. It also highlights the growth of youth softball in the Pacific Northwest.
- Who is Danielle Lawrie?
- She is a former University of Washington softball pitcher known for her skill.
- Which team does Maddie Locke play for?
- She pitches for the Snohomish team that represents the Pacific Northwest.
- Where will the team compete?
- They will play in the Little League Softball World Series.
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UW pitching legend Danielle Lawrie’s daughter leads Northwest into Little League Softball World Series
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