Sisters Separated in Childhood Discover They Are Siblings During a Softball Match in Montana
A teammate noticed a striking resemblance between two players on opposing college teams, and a check of birth details confirmed they were biological sisters adopted by different families.
Two sisters separated in childhood and adopted by different families discover they are siblings at a Montana softball tournament after a teammate notices their resemblance.
Two sisters who were separated in childhood and adopted by different families discovered they were siblings during a softball tournament in the US state of Montana, according to international media reports. Nineteen-year-old Samantha Rainsold was playing for her college team when a teammate pointed out that an 18-year-old player on the opposing side, Kian Dean, looked strikingly like her.
How They Found Out
Neither sister knew about the other, although Samantha knew she had a younger sister. After the match, Samantha told her mother about Kian. Her mother then checked the players’ names and birth details on a list, which showed that the two young women were biological sisters.
More Than a Resemblance
Beyond their looks, the sisters shared similar tastes and playing styles. Both had played the same position in high school and worn the same jersey number.
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