Teen Discovers Long-Lost Sister On Opposing Softball Team

A pair of adopted biological sisters who had never met or had contact with each other were left gob smacked when they discovered each other playing for opposite teams at a softball tournament. Sam Rensvold, 19, lives north of Billings, Montana, with her adopted family who knew she had a sister called Kyann, but because their adoptions had been different, had no way of contacting Kyann's family. Sam and the sisters' biological brother, Case, had been adopted through Lutheran Family Services, but Kyann, the middle child, had been adopted directly from their birth parents. As a result, Sam and Case were able to continue meeting up after being adopted to different families as babies, but Kyann's closed adoption meant they couldn't find her. Growing up in different parts of Montana, Sam and Kyann both shared a love of playing softball – even choosing the same number, playing in the same position, and pitching in a similar style. The sisters' talents took them to the state's annual Veterans Memorial Softball Classic, in Belgrade, a gathering of some of the best players in Montana.