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Robillard and Johnson form an ‘irreplaceable’ duo for Superior softball – Superior Telegram

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Superior High School’s softball team has found success this season, thanks in large part to the dynamic duo of Paige “Peeps” Johnson and Ari Robillard. The two players have been inseparable on and off the field, forming a bond that has propelled the Spartans to new heights.

Despite facing challenges like injuries and position changes, Johnson and Robillard have risen to the occasion and taken on leadership roles within the team. Johnson, now the starting catcher, and Robillard, the team’s ace pitcher, have seamlessly transitioned into their new positions, filling the shoes of former standout players.

Their chemistry and understanding of each other’s game have been instrumental in the team’s success this season. Superior head coach Bobbijean Gidley commended the duo for their ability to work together seamlessly, with Johnson calling pitches that Robillard executes with precision.

Their journey as teammates started at a young age when they were rivals on the field, constantly pushing each other to be better. As they grew older, their competitive spirit turned into a desire to see each other succeed, leading to a strong friendship that has only grown stronger over the years.

As the Spartans head into the postseason, Johnson and Robillard remain focused on their goal of reaching the state tournament for the third consecutive year. With Johnson’s impressive offensive performance and Robillard’s dominant pitching, the duo is determined to lead their team to victory.

For Johnson, the opportunity to compete alongside her best friend is a special one, and she cherishes every moment they get to spend on the field together. Their bond not only strengthens their performance on the diamond but also serves as a reminder of the power of friendship in sports.

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