Former Coral Springs Charter Softball Player Emerging as a Superstar at Auburn University

by Matt Rothman April 13, 2021

by Matt Rothman April 13, 2021 2 minutes read

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By: Matt Rothman

Lindsey Garcia put up numbers at Coral Springs Charter that very few players will be able to duplicate.

The former five-time state champion has only continued that into her college softball career. After graduating from CSC in 2019, she’s well into her sophomore year at Auburn University.

After starting the season on the bench, Garcia has now started 22 of 27 games this season. She also hit her second home run of the season last weekend against Texas A&M.

“I’ve gotten a great opportunity, and I think I’ve done well,” said Garcia. “It’s a way different ball game in the SEC, and I’m still learning to adjust, but I think I’m doing so sooner rather than later.”

On the season, Garcia is hitting .277 with a slugging percentage of 400. Along with her two home runs, she ranks fourth on the team in RBI’s with 11. She also has two doubles and is three for three stealing bases.

It comes as no surprise to CSC Coach Mark Montimurro to see Garcia doing well.

“Lindsey is a winning ballplayer,” Coach Montimurro said. “She is an elite athlete that can accomplish anything she wants in the game of softball. We miss her moxy.”

While she has yet to get to a Panther game this season, Garcia has been able to keep up with the team and regularly talk to many of the players.

Lindsey Garcia prepares for the pitch in the field while playing for Coral Springs Charter’s varsity softball team. {Courtesy Ginny Garcia}

While CSC is 12-1 this season, Garcia has seen similar success as well. The Tigers are 21-12 this year through their first 33 games. They currently have 15 games left in the regular season before they play in the SEC tournament starting on May 11.

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Matt Rothman

Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor’s degree in journalism and then graduated from the University of Florida as a graduate student. He also works for the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona covering high school sports.