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DEQUINCY, La. — For years, they practiced together, leaned on teammates and listened to coaches who encouraged them to keep going. On November 4, DeQuincy High School seniors Madelyne Vinateri and Audi Flower celebrated where that hard work had taken them: college softball. And they got to celebrate together. After reportedly going more than a decade without a softball player signing to continue her career at the college level, DeQuincy had two seniors reach that milestone on the same day. Vinateri, an all-district pitcher, signed with Reid State Community College in Alabama, while Flower committed to Louisiana Christian University. Their commitments followed a memorable season for the Lady Tigers, who recorded 20 wins and advanced to the LHSAA state quarterfinals. But when the seniors reflected on their journeys, they remembered more than victories. They remembered the people who helped them through the difficult days. “My coaches have believed in me since day one,” Vinateri said during her signing-day interview. Even when her own confidence wavered, she recalled, her coaches continued believing in her. Flower shared a similar experience. At one point, she considered walking away from softball altogether. Her coach, Tiffany, encouraged her to keep going. That encouragement helped bring her to the moment she was celebrating. For their families, coaches and teammates, signing day represented years of dedication and support. For younger Lady Tigers, it offered something equally meaningful: seeing two players from their own school earn opportunities to compete at the college level. Soon, Vinateri and Flower will wear different uniforms, meet new teammates and begin new chapters in their athletic careers. But they will always share the place where those journeys began. And for a small town like DeQuincy, watching two of its own reach their dreams together is something worth celebrating. Source: Signing-day coverage and interviews, November 2026. #louisiana #news #softball #sports #la
DEQUINCY, La. — For years, they practiced together, leaned on teammates and listened to coaches who encouraged them to keep going. On November 4, DeQuincy High School seniors Madelyne Vinateri and Audi Flower celebrated where that hard work had taken them: college softball. And they got to celebrate together. After reportedly going more than a decade without a softball player signing to continue her career at the college level, DeQuincy had two seniors reach that milestone on the same day. Vinateri, an all-district pitcher, signed with Reid State Community College in Alabama, while Flower committed to Louisiana Christian University. Their commitments followed a memorable season for the Lady Tigers, who recorded 20 wins and advanced to the LHSAA state quarterfinals. But when the seniors reflected on their journeys, they remembered more than victories. They remembered the people who helped them through the difficult days. “My coaches have believed in me since day one,” Vinateri said during her signing-day interview. Even when her own confidence wavered, she recalled, her coaches continued believing in her. Flower shared a similar experience. At one point, she considered walking away from softball altogether. Her coach, Tiffany, encouraged her to keep going. That encouragement helped bring her to the moment she was celebrating. For their families, coaches and teammates, signing day represented years of dedication and support. For younger Lady Tigers, it offered something equally meaningful: seeing two players from their own school earn opportunities to compete at the college level. Soon, Vinateri and Flower will wear different uniforms, meet new teammates and begin new chapters in their athletic careers. But they will always share the place where those journeys began. And for a small town like DeQuincy, watching two of its own reach their dreams together is something worth celebrating. Source: Signing-day coverage and interviews, November 2026. #louisiana #news #softball #sports #la

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