Riley Heim, former Cardinal Ritter High School softball player will compete with her collegiate team for the NCAA Division III Softball Championship

Riley Heim, former Cardinal Ritter High School softball player will compete with her collegiate team for the NCAA Division III Softball Championship — Riley Heim

May 14, 2025

ByIndy Standard

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Former Cardinal Ritter High School standout and current DePauw Tigers player, Riley Heim will compete in the NCAA Division III Softball Championship.

They begin the tournament against Simpson Storm.

The first game is on Thursday, May 15 at 1:30 p.m.

Riley Heim

Infielder

Senior

5′6″

Hometown: Indianapolis

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