McCulloch Sisters Power St. Paul Falcons

0:00The St. Paul Falk and Softball team is off to a perfect 7-0 start this season, powered by three talented McCulloch sisters. Junior Lilly leads off, scorching at 630 batting average with 15 hits, 15 run scored, and five home runs in just seven games. She's reached base and scored in her first 13 at bats. Twin sister Layla bats third at 545, with 12 hits, two homers, and 11 RBI's, while Senior Isabella cleans up at 600. 67, driving in 17 runs. All three are flawless on the base paths, Lilly ate for 8 stealing, Layla, 6 for 6, and they've got speed, power, and fielding skills that make them all around threats. These sisters grew up playing together. Thanks to their dad who got them into T-Ball and coached them along the way, Isabella's a third base, Lilly at shortstop, and Layla in right field. Coach Gary Hovanesian says they push each other hard, sometimes too competitively, but it feels the team, they root deep while battling like pros.

1:02Standouts like junior pitcher Breonna Demora and senior Julia Kozlek, hitting 760 with 19 hits and 11 steals, round out A. Strong core after losing just two starters. They returned hungry after last year's class S final loss to North Branford. With Isabella headed to Southern Connecticut and the twins to Central Connecticut next year, this is their last season together. But first, they aim to conquer the regular season, envial tournament, and stay playoffs against undefeated foes like North Branford, Hailray, and others chasing that elusive championship ring. From your city, powered by AI, this is Hartford News Today, I'm Corey with the story.