By Carl Holcomb
Moorefield Examiner
Moorefield’s Darah and Mar-go See both competed in the 2026 FP USSSA All-American Games at the Space Coast Com-plex in Florida.
Margo See the Coyotes (10U) team won the USSSA All-Amer-ican championship and took home gold medal rings.
Margo See contributed as a pitcher and shortstop for the Coyotes.
“Don’t give up when you’re doing bad in pool play, because bracket play is where you have to put all your effort into as a team,” Margo See noted.
This was Margo See’s second year at the USSSA Space Coast event and the confidence kept growing.
Darah See played for the Go- phers (12U) and finished as the USSSA All-American runner-up in her division to claim silver rings.
Darah See showcased her skill as the second baseman and third baseman for the Gophers.
It was an incredible feeling for the See sisters to bring the USSSA All-American rings back to Hardy County.
The See sisters had team-mates from various states in-cluding: New Jersey, California, Texas, Missouri, Alabama, Colorado, Louisiana, Florida and Maine.
The See sisters loved meeting new friends and playing softball with elite kids from around the nation.
The See sisters weren’t alone from the Mountain State as Hampshire County’s Kenadee Haines was there competing and her team took third place and helped with a home run.
Kenadee gained many new friend and already had 72 mes-sages upon arriving back home.
All three of these Moun-tain State girls compete for the ShenVal Swarm.
