Lady Tigers blank Madison-Plains
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The Highland County Press-
After a few days away due to rain, the McClain Lady Tigers hosted a makeup game with the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles, defeating MP by a 10-0 score in five innings Monday in Greenfield.
The host Lady Tigers (7-6, 12-7) won the South Central Ohio League game in less than an hour, scoring four runs in the bottom of their second, followed with one run in the third and five more runs in the fourth for what turned into their 10-run win.
[[In-content Ad]]Of the 14 hits by the Lady Tigers, Shania Massie led by going 3-for-3 with one run. Sarah Thompson was 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBIs.
Also going 2-for-3 were Caitlyn Lovett, Katy Unger and Anna Ehlers. All three also scored one run each, while Lovett and Ehlers also had one RBI a piece.
Gaining one hit each were Cierra Landrum, Morgan Dettwiller and Savannah Anderson. Dettwiller had one RBI.
Masssie, Ehlers, Dettwiller and Unger each had a stolen base. MP had three errors and left four runners stranded on base. MHS left five runners on the bases.
The win was credited to Landrum as she pitched all five innings in the run-rule win. She allowed no runs on five hits and no walks. The senior pitcher struck out six.
MHS will host a makeup game on Tuesday against SCOL and Highland County rival Hillsboro at 5 p.m.
The host Lady Tigers (7-6, 12-7) won the South Central Ohio League game in less than an hour, scoring four runs in the bottom of their second, followed with one run in the third and five more runs in the fourth for what turned into their 10-run win.
[[In-content Ad]]Of the 14 hits by the Lady Tigers, Shania Massie led by going 3-for-3 with one run. Sarah Thompson was 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBIs.
Also going 2-for-3 were Caitlyn Lovett, Katy Unger and Anna Ehlers. All three also scored one run each, while Lovett and Ehlers also had one RBI a piece.
Gaining one hit each were Cierra Landrum, Morgan Dettwiller and Savannah Anderson. Dettwiller had one RBI.
Masssie, Ehlers, Dettwiller and Unger each had a stolen base. MP had three errors and left four runners stranded on base. MHS left five runners on the bases.
The win was credited to Landrum as she pitched all five innings in the run-rule win. She allowed no runs on five hits and no walks. The senior pitcher struck out six.
MHS will host a makeup game on Tuesday against SCOL and Highland County rival Hillsboro at 5 p.m.