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SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The Wall Lady Hawks have dominated district play lately.
As of Wednesday, March 25, the No. 8 Wall Lady Hawks are 21-3 overall and 6-1 in the District 6-3A Region I standings. After losing their opener to Jim Ned on March 7, the Lady Hawks have found their groove, outscoring opponents 97 to nine during their six-game winning streak.
Wall most recently swept Grape Creek in a home-and-away series, outscoring them 35-0 in just two games. The Lady Hawks host Merkel next on Friday, March 27 and will travel to face the Lady Badgers on Tuesday the 31st.
In the vision of Wall head coach Allyson Seider, quality at-bats are a fundamental proving to be key in her team’s success.
“This year, [Wall has] been really focused on taking quality at-bats and I think that’s something that’s helped us along the way,” Seider said. “We do a lot of hitting in practice, we get a lot of cuts in. Taking that in mind going into the big games is going to help us a lot.”
The Lady Hawks’ 2026 roster is compiled of five seniors and four freshmen, creating a unique and vast mixture of experience and youth. Senior right fielder Ella Taylor explains what makes Wall different than any opponent.
“[Wall’s] program is really good at picking each other up, especially when we get down in tough games,” Taylor said. “I think that’s the difference between us and a bunch of other teams. We’re really good at just helping each other stay up and that’s what helps us win games.”
In the eyes of sophomore pitcher McKinlee Alexander, success in practice leads to success on game day.
“During practices, we like to hustle and lock it in,” Alexander said. “During games, I feel like we do the same.”
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