The caravan rolled into the University of Alabama softball program four years ago. In a couple of days, it will roll to Oklahoma City for the third time to play in the Women's College World Series.
The caravan came from near and far: Jazlyn Lunceford and Olivia Gibson from Tuscaloosa County High and Tuscaloosa Academy, respectively; Kendall Dawson from Plant City, Fla.; Jennifer Fenton from Kennesaw, Ga.; and Cassie Reilly-Boccia from Yorktown Heights, N.Y. They were the freshman class of the 2009 season.
The class got even more special with the addition of Amanda Locke of Mesquite, Texas. Locke arrived at UA the year before but sat out her first season as a redshirt. Her freshman season on the field coincided with the arrival of the caravan.
Together, they have won an average of 53.5 games per season, and their final year isn't over yet. Their .846 winning percentage over the last four years is tops in the nation for any group of seniors. They have won back-to-back-to-back Southeastern Conference regular-season championships, and twice won the SEC tournament title. They have won four NCAA regionals and twice played in the semifinal round at the World Series.
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