AMANDA CURRY SIGNING

Amanda Curry, inset, and signing to be a Wesley Wolverine.
Behind her, from left to right, mom Amy, dad Lester, and sister Emily.

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A leader with a high GPA
Multisport Amanda Curry signs
as a fastpitch Wesley Wolverine

Williamsport, MD, is a beautiful town of central-north Maryland. It was founded on a famed Native American trail that today hosts visitors to its historic Potomac C&O Canal and its unique small town shops, which are heralded "an experience you can’t find anywhere else."

Amanda Curry

It's also home to an exciting prospect, now the official Wesley Wolverines 9th softball recruit of 2017. 

She's multisport athlete  Amanda Curry of Williamsport High School Wildcats' softball, track and soccer teams.

"She's fast and athletic outfielder," noted Wolverine Head Coach Juli Greep. "She is a multi-year varsity starter and last year was named to the All-County team."

Her grades are exceptional, near the top of her class, from hard work in mostly honors and AP classes.

Amanda is a leader, too. She has served as captain on a couple of her high school teams as well as for her travel club, the Susquehanna Valley Slam where she plays alongside fellow 2017 Wolverine signee Kelly Palmer.

"We look forward to having such a well-rounded athlete as part of next season," said Coach Greep.

Amanda Curry with mom Amy, dad Lester, and
sister Emily and Williamsport Wildcat Coach Jennie Finafrock.

MIRANDA KINNEY

Ninth committed recruit
Miranda Kinney, “a strong bat,
a quality arm”, signed as Wolverine

Now there are nine – officially!

Miranda Kinney from Liberty High School in Bethlehem, PA, signed today as the last of the nine committed Wesley Wolverine fastpitch freshman for the 2017-2018 year.

Miranda is a catcher/ first base player who currently takes the field for Pennsylvania's Liberty High Hurricanes and the Phantoms Elite 18U travel team.

Miranda Kinney

“Miranda brings with her a strong bat, a quality arm and the ability to contribute in a number of areas on the field,” affirms Wolverine Head Coach Juli Greep.

The Wolverine graduating class leaves several open positions to fill across the diamond – infield, outfield, and pitching as well as a considerable loss of lumber at the plate to drive runs home.

“Those are very big shoes to fill but we believe players like Miranda will help in the transition and bridge the gap,” noted Coach Greep. 

“The 2017-2018 season should be a fun and exciting one as we welcome 9 new faces to the program.”

For those Wolverine fans who have not kept count, the nine 2017 fall freshmen – 4 from Pennsylvania, 3 from New Jersey and 2 from Maryland -- are:

2017 recruit SS/ CF Bianca Newsom (Edison, NJ)
2017 recruit P/ UT Abbey Mayse (Cecilton, MD)
2017 recruit OF Kelly Palmer (Hershey, PA)
2017 recruit P/ 1B Julianna Neel (Haddon Township, NJ)
2017 recruit P/ 1B Dori Loukopoulos (Chambersburg, PA)
2017 recruit 1B/ 3B/ C Mykayla Bird-Clahar (Egg Harbor City, NJ)
2017 recruit C/ 1B Miranda Kinney (Bethlehem PA)
2017 recruit OF Amanda Curry (Williamsport, MD)
2017 recruit P/OF Zoee Garis (Lebanon, PA)