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WATERTOWN — Kay McGuire pitched a four-inning one-hit shutout Wednesday as Watertown won 13-0 over Smith County.
McGuire walked one and struck out nine in the four-inning affair.
The Lady Purple Tigers broke a scoreless tie with eight runs in the second inning and added five more in the third, their final at-bat, finishing with six hits while drawing nine walks.
Harlie Phillips drove in two runs on two hits as she and Alyssa Wood doubled. Lilyana Poli and Olivia Lester also knocked in a pair of runs apiece.
Hodge drives in five to lift Lady Devils to road win
CROSS PLAINS — Maci Hodge drove in five runs Tuesday to help power Lebanon past host East Robertson 15-2.
Hodge hit a three-run homer to left field in the second inning, sandwiching RBI doubles in the first and fourth frames.
Caitlin Greer followed Hodge’s first-inning RBI double down the right-field line with a run-scoring single to the same spot.
Lebanon scored four runs in the second. In addition to the Hodge homer, Reagan Schmitz singled in another score.
Seven Lady Devils scored in the fourth. Taylor Spears doubled in one run, Palyn Stephens singled in two, Schmitz tripled in one and Hodge doubled in the final tally.
Alyssa Horne gave up two runs on four hits and no walks in four innings while striking out six to earn the win.
Leadoff hitter Teagan Fetcho finished with four of Lebanon’s 17 hits. Hodge, Schmitz, Spears and Keeli Davis also had multiple hits.
Friendship run-rules Ezell-Harding
Friendship Christian scored in all four trips to the plate Tuesday as the Lady Commanders run-ruled visiting Ezell-Harding 10-0.
Reese Potter drove in three runs and tripled while Kaylyn Schiro doubled and knocked in two as Friendship finished with nine hits. Bella Ellis and Claire Miller each managed two singles.
Angela Eden pitched a five-inning four-hitter with a walk and six strikeouts.
Friendship took a 5-0 lead in the first inning and went from there as the Lady Commanders climbed to 9-5 for the season and 5-1 in District 4-IIA action.
Green Hill beats Beech, Stockwell hits 50th career HR
HENDERSONVILLE — Avary Stockwell hit her 50th career home run Tuesday night as Green Hill, jumped to an early lead for a change, overpowered host Beech 8-3 at Veterans Park.
Stockwell, a junior with less than 2 1/2 seasons under her belt, put Green Hill ahead 1-0 on an RBI single in the first inning. Run-scoring doubles by Alyx Frost and Reagan Walter made it 3-0 in the second. RBIs by Taylor Watson and Julia O’Donnell upped the count to 5-0 in the third.
Stockwell’s home run to center field made it 6-1.
The Lady Hawks, who had a run of come-from-behind wins, some from way behind, jumped to another quick getaway Wednesday at Mt. Juliet’s Mike Gwaltney Field, taking a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning before lightning put a halt to the proceedings.
The teams waited for well over an hour before calling it a night. Mt. Juliet coach Kevin Costley said a makeup date had not been decided.
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McGuire walked one and struck out nine in the four-inning affair.
The Lady Purple Tigers broke a scoreless tie with eight runs in the second inning and added five more in the third, their final at-bat, finishing with six hits while drawing nine walks.
Harlie Phillips drove in two runs on two hits as she and Alyssa Wood doubled. Lilyana Poli and Olivia Lester also knocked in a pair of runs apiece.
Hodge drives in five to lift Lady Devils to road win
CROSS PLAINS — Maci Hodge drove in five runs Tuesday to help power Lebanon past host East Robertson 15-2.
Hodge hit a three-run homer to left field in the second inning, sandwiching RBI doubles in the first and fourth frames.
Caitlin Greer followed Hodge’s first-inning RBI double down the right-field line with a run-scoring single to the same spot.
Lebanon scored four runs in the second. In addition to the Hodge homer, Reagan Schmitz singled in another score.
Seven Lady Devils scored in the fourth. Taylor Spears doubled in one run, Palyn Stephens singled in two, Schmitz tripled in one and Hodge doubled in the final tally.
Alyssa Horne gave up two runs on four hits and no walks in four innings while striking out six to earn the win.
Leadoff hitter Teagan Fetcho finished with four of Lebanon’s 17 hits. Hodge, Schmitz, Spears and Keeli Davis also had multiple hits.
Friendship run-rules Ezell-Harding
Friendship Christian scored in all four trips to the plate Tuesday as the Lady Commanders run-ruled visiting Ezell-Harding 10-0.
Reese Potter drove in three runs and tripled while Kaylyn Schiro doubled and knocked in two as Friendship finished with nine hits. Bella Ellis and Claire Miller each managed two singles.
Angela Eden pitched a five-inning four-hitter with a walk and six strikeouts.
Friendship took a 5-0 lead in the first inning and went from there as the Lady Commanders climbed to 9-5 for the season and 5-1 in District 4-IIA action.
Green Hill beats Beech, Stockwell hits 50th career HR
HENDERSONVILLE — Avary Stockwell hit her 50th career home run Tuesday night as Green Hill, jumped to an early lead for a change, overpowered host Beech 8-3 at Veterans Park.
Stockwell, a junior with less than 2 1/2 seasons under her belt, put Green Hill ahead 1-0 on an RBI single in the first inning. Run-scoring doubles by Alyx Frost and Reagan Walter made it 3-0 in the second. RBIs by Taylor Watson and Julia O’Donnell upped the count to 5-0 in the third.
Stockwell’s home run to center field made it 6-1.
The Lady Hawks, who had a run of come-from-behind wins, some from way behind, jumped to another quick getaway Wednesday at Mt. Juliet’s Mike Gwaltney Field, taking a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning before lightning put a halt to the proceedings.
The teams waited for well over an hour before calling it a night. Mt. Juliet coach Kevin Costley said a makeup date had not been decided.
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