Randolph College center fielder Dominique Irving gets under a fly ball to record an out against Southern Virginia University.
Photos by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph assistant coach Tony Campbell rewards Dominique Irving with some Skittles after she got a base hit against VSU on March 8. Campbell is a former Lancer athlete and Sweet Briar College softball coach.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College head softball coach Kazdyn Waldron, right, observes the game at one end of the dugout while her mom, Sabrena Cooper, who is also an assistant coach, sits on her bucket far left during March 8 game against Southern Virginia University. Randolph won, 8-0.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Dominique Irving hustles to first base after making contact with the ball against Southern Virginia University.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Former Amherst High School standout softball player Dominique Irving leaps for a body bump during team introductions on March 8.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Dominique Irving gives umpires a fist bump prior to the start of game against Southern Virginia University.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College center fielder and former Amherst high standout Dominique Irving cheers on her team after the third out was made against Southern Virginia University.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Former Amherst County high school multi-sports athlete Kazdyn Cooper Waldron, right, now head softball coach at Randolph College, claps for her team along with her mom, Sabrena Cooper, who is also an assistant coach for Randolph.
Photos by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College center fielder Dominique Irving gets loose before March 8 game against Southern Virginia University.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College assistant coach Sabrena Cooper signals to her pitcher during a recent game. Cooper is the mother of Randolph College head coach Kazdyn Waldron.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Tony Campbell, left, former athlete at Amherst County high schools, now an assistant coach with Randolph College started a softball program at Sweet Briar College several years ago. At right is Randolph College head coach Kazdyn Waldron.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College head softball coach Kazdyn Waldron, right, shares a laugh with her center fielder, Dominique Irving, during a game against Southern Virginia University on March 8. Both are former players on the Amherst softball team.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Dominique Irving races to home plate to score a run against Southern Virginia University.
Photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Amherst County's connection at Randolph College softball includes former ACHS players, Kazdyn Waldron, right; Tony Campbell, center, and Sabrena Cooper as the trio chats in between innings during a March 8 game.
The sports pipeline that runs from Amherst County High School to Randolph College continues to flow as former Lancers cross the James River and head up Rivermont Ave to land at the home of the Wildcats in fulfilling their athletic dreams.
Randolph assistant coach Tony Campbell rewards Dominique Irving with some Skittles after she got a base hit against VSU on March 8. Campbell is a former Lancer athlete and Sweet Briar College softball coach.
Randolph College head softball coach Kazdyn Waldron, right, observes the game at one end of the dugout while her mom, Sabrena Cooper, who is also an assistant coach, sits on her bucket far left during March 8 game against Southern Virginia University. Randolph won, 8-0.
Randolph College center fielder and former Amherst high standout Dominique Irving cheers on her team after the third out was made against Southern Virginia University.
Former Amherst County high school multi-sports athlete Kazdyn Cooper Waldron, right, now head softball coach at Randolph College, claps for her team along with her mom, Sabrena Cooper, who is also an assistant coach for Randolph.
Photos by Lee Luther Jr., for the New Era-Progress
Randolph College assistant coach Sabrena Cooper signals to her pitcher during a recent game. Cooper is the mother of Randolph College head coach Kazdyn Waldron.
Tony Campbell, left, former athlete at Amherst County high schools, now an assistant coach with Randolph College started a softball program at Sweet Briar College several years ago. At right is Randolph College head coach Kazdyn Waldron.
Randolph College head softball coach Kazdyn Waldron, right, shares a laugh with her center fielder, Dominique Irving, during a game against Southern Virginia University on March 8. Both are former players on the Amherst softball team.
Amherst County's connection at Randolph College softball includes former ACHS players, Kazdyn Waldron, right; Tony Campbell, center, and Sabrena Cooper as the trio chats in between innings during a March 8 game.