As the North Catholic Athletic calendar turns to April, one can't help but notice the impact of the girl's freshmen class. Their contributions started in the fall when Gracie Plastino and Alyssa Urling helped North Catholic win a WPIAL Cross Country title. A week later, Plastino was back on the medal stand with a second-place finish at the State Cross Country meet. Also on the State Medal stand was Brea Kelley. She was part of a Girls Tennis doubles team that finished second in the state. Classmate Samatha Falcon competed at second singles all year. The Girls Basketball team took home WPIAL Gold at the Petersen Events Center with Brady Wehner and Lauren Reitz in the starting lineup and Anna Lazzara as the first girl off the bench. Alexa Stoltz and Maggie Tater rounded out the five freshmen receiving medals at the "Pete." The youngsters are continuing to produce in the spring. Soball has six freshmen on their roster. In her first varsity game Kennedy Brown had 18 strikeouts and Caroline Craska homered in her first varsity at bat to lead the team to their first win. Ella Eiler homered in soball's next game. The team is off to a 4-0 start. When Eiler isn't on the diamond she is on the track. On Tuesday, she was part of the winning 4x100 team and finished second in the 200. Audra Lazzara won the 110M hurdles and placed second in the 300M hurdles. Urling placed in two events and Plastino won the 1600, 3200 & anchored the winning 4x400 relay. Girls Track & Field is off to a 2 - 0 start. Mia Gauthier and Elizabeth Long have helped Girls Lacrosse get off to a great start. There are others contributing as well. There are a lot of accomplished athletes in the class of ?27.