“If it were easy, everyone would do it.”-- Coach Christian joins rare club (Part One)

by Ryan Bergeron
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Gator Head Softball Coach Kent Christian lays in front of his players while holding a balloon and a poster commemorating him on his five-hundredth career coaching victory following his team’s 3-0 win over the Red Lake Falls Eagles in the Section 8A Softball Tournament semifinals in Red Lake Falls on May 28. Pictured behind Christian are (L-R): Front: Ava Warne, Sarah Pulk, and Kate Harder; Middle: Meagan Otto, Chaya Westman, Lexie Dahl, Kieran Nelson, Quynn Washington, MacKenzie VonEnde, Kaeleigh Anderson, Madi Pulk, and Sophia Maashio; Back: Assistant Coach Lynsi Emery, Maelee Christianson, Kailey Hanson, Quinn Vacura, Jordan Lee, Teagan Landsrud, Sierra Westberg, Kenzie Dahl, Jaci Hanson, Sierra Landsrud, Jocelyn Waage, Audrey Gust, and Assistant Coach Amanda King. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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