Falck commits to Big Bend
Bonners Ferry's Jaydin Falck recently committed to continue her softball career at Big Bend Community College (NWAC) in Moses Lake, Wash. Over her three-year varsity career for the Lady Badgers, she held a .338 batting average and a .486 on-base percentage across 177 plate appearances to go along with 45 hits, including 10 doubles and three triples, 23 RBI, 46 runs scored and 26 stolen bases. Playing at third base, left field and catcher during her senior season, a season in which she earned 4A Intermountain League Offensive Player of the Year honors, she compiled a .429 batting average and a…
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Full caption: Bonners Ferry's Jaydin Falck recently committed to continue her softball career at Big Bend Community College (NWAC) in Moses Lake, Wash. Over her three-year varsity career for the Lady Badgers, she held a .338 batting average and a .486 on-base percentage across 177 plate appearances to go along with 45 hits, including 10 doubles and three triples, 23 RBI, 46 runs scored and 26 stolen bases. Playing at third base, left field and catcher during her senior season, a season in which she earned 4A Intermountain League Offensive Player of the Year honors, she compiled a .429 batting average and a .631 on-base percentage across 65 plate appearances to go along with 18 hits, including two doubles and three triples, 14 RBI, 27 runs scored and 28 stolen bases. Pictured is Jaydin Falck, left, alongside her mother, Raija Erickson-Bennett.