Emma Trani, former Torrance High School softball player will compete with her collegiate team for the NCAA D3 Softball Championship

Emma Trani, former Torrance High School softball player will compete with her collegiate team for the NCAA D3 Softball Championship — Grinnell Pioneers Coach Lexy Determan (2024) — Grinnell Pioneers

May 15, 2024

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Former Torrance High School player and current Grinnell Pioneers pitcher, Emma Trani, will compete in the NCAA D3 Softball Championship Tournament.

They begin the tournament as a number three seed against the second seeded Belhaven Blazers.

The first game is on Thursday, May 16.

Name: Emma Trani

Position: pitcher

Team: Grinnell Pioneers

H.S.: Torrance High School

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