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

by Ryan Bergeron
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Gator Head Softball Coach Kent Christian claps his hands before the first pitch of his team’s 3-0 section semifinal win over the Red Lake Falls Eagles on May 28 in Red Lake Falls, a victory earning him his five hundredth career coaching win-- just the thirteenth coach in Minnesota high school softball history to reach the milestone. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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