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Lily Bell
Noor Hacking
, Staff Writer
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October 3, 2024
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![“Growing up with foreign parents was challenging, especially in the softball world. They had no idea how softball and recruiting worked, making [the process] difficult. Over time, I've become accustomed to it and [have] developed [my] softball IQ and [knowledge on] how America works. Softball has continued to impact my life today by teaching me how to work as a team and giving me motivation, daily exercise and some great memories. I started playing softball when I was 12 years old and played on a Little League team that went to Little League regionals in Texas. After that, I fell in love with softball and started playing at a higher level. My teammates continue to motivate me to play softball at my very best.” Lily Bell, 12](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/DSC04162-1200x675.jpg)