Now the team to beat; Mavericks set sights on repeat
Sep. 4—MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks (15-1) enter the 2026 season with a new perspective after winning the programs first ever 4A slowpitch state championship in 2025. Instead of chasing a championship, the Mavs are looking to defend it. "The girls are excited," Head Coach Mike Hofheins said. "Defending a state title is not something that a lot of people get the opportunity to do. It's ...
The Moses Lake Mavericks (15-1) are poised to defend their 2025 4A slowpitch state championship title as they gear up for the 2026 season. Head Coach Mike Hofheins emphasizes the team's newfound perspective and responsibility after winning their first-ever state championship. Hofheins notes that the team's confidence and swagger grew throughout the 2025 season, and he hopes to replicate that success again.
The Mavericks have a wealth of depth, with many key players returning from last year's championship team, including Maya Martinez, Avery Getzinger, and Avanie Avalos. Hofheins is excited about the team's prospects this season and the challenge of competing against Eastmont and West Valley for the two state spots. He also appreciates the process of coaching, highlighting the camaraderie among the players and the fun of being out on the field. The Mavs kick off their season at home against Sageview on September 10th.
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