HOLLIDAYSBURG -- Mikayla Focht's Hollidaysburg Area High School softball team played its first game Tuesday since her death and started things off with a moment of silence in her memory.
Focht died early Friday in an all-terrain-vehicle crash.
Twenty-three-year-old Trenton Bilak was driving the ATV when it struck a deer, police said.
Bilak is now in the Bedford County Jail after police determined that he was under the influence at the time of the crash, violating his bond from a DUI charge in December, an official said Tuesday.
Focht was an honor student at Hollidaysburg and a standout softball player and had committed to play for St. Francis University in the fall.
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