“I’m afraid of getting injured because then I wouldn’t be able to play softball. It’s a big part of my life. I started playing when I was four, so I’ve been playing for fourteen years now. It’s crazy to think about. I am committed to play at UW-Superior next year. The recruiter said I have a good chance of making an impact on the team as a freshman which I’m excited about. My older sister also plays softball so there is that. It means a lot to me that we share it. My biggest regret in life is not having started pitching earlier.” Sophia Otto, senior
Humans of Homestead: Sophia Otto
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Maya Graupe, Staffer
Maya Graupe is a senior at Homestead High School. She is an active member of the Drama Club and loves being involved in plays. When not at school, she loves reading, traveling and cooking. She plans on studying computer engineering and/or computer science in college, although she is not decided where. She is interested in photography and wants to develop her skills further.