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Lake Forest third baseman Amiya Tucker (7) swings at a pitch during the Scouts game against Prospect on May 23 at Prospect High School.
Ashley Dueringer (11) winds up a pitch.

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Eric Van Dril, Freelance Reporter
1:21 pm PDT June 10, 2016

Two of the characteristics that defined the Lake Forest softball team this year were youth and improvement.

The Scouts, who finished 3-22, had a slew of freshmen and sophomores on their roster.

“Our seniors are really good leaders for us, so they really set a tone of being positive and they worked really hard,” Lake Forest coach Susie Brugioni said. “We had a terrific season, as far as working hard, getting better — and really getting along with each other.”

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