After region game, remaining three games promise to be tough

It was expected that the East Coweta Lady Indians will breeze through their Region 2-7A contest at Pebblebrook with the Lady Falcons played Tuesday afternoon in Mableton.
That is what happened as the Lady Indians scored runs in the first three innings as Ansley Gunter hit two home runs to lead the way to a 21-0 blitzkrieg over the Lady Falcons.
The Lady Indians will take a 10-0, 2-0 record into an arduous week with three games against
of reathree teams who spent the final weekend of October last year in Columbus at the Elite Eight state tournament.
First in the trio will be longtime nemesis Whitewater who come to Sharpsburg, for a non-region tilt beginning at 7:00 weather permitting. UPDATE: Game rained out. New date is Wednesday September 20.
Meanwhile, Lambert and Chapel Hill.will be on the EC docket on Friday at Home Plate in Peachtree City with times of 4:30 and 7:30 respectively.

Whitewater

Those two teams will face each other in between the EC games.
Before getting a look at the three challenges that lie ahead, the Tuesday contest was over almost immediately.
An error allowed Kenadie Cooper to reach and a walk to Katie Taylor brought Olivia Cook to the plate and she responded with a run scoring triple.
A sacrifice fly by Ansley Dufffey not only scored Cook but an error allowed her to reach base as well.
A single by Gunter allowed Duffey to score and and two more runs would later come home to give EC a 6-0 cushion.
A 10-run second inning put the game well out of reach as Gunter had a two-run shot and a a solo shot in the frame while Madison Lecuona had two run single.
Five more runs came across in the top of the third for the final margin as Kylie Ferguson , who tossed a four-hitter against Newnan in a 4-0 junior varsity win, retired Pebblebrook in order for her first varsity win.
As for what's ahead...
So far, the Whitewater Lady Wildcats enter the Wednesday evening game with a 10-3 overall mark and have a 5-0 record in Region 3-AAAAA after a win over Griffin.
The Lady Wildcats were one of the teams on the 2016 EC
schedule that ended their season at the Elite Eight state tournament in Columbus. Participating in the 5A tourenament, Whitewater was eliminated by Starr's Mill.

Lambert

Under head coach Brooks Underwood, the Lambert Lady Longhorns enter the game with a 7-5 record after losses to South and West Forsyth.
In 2016, Lambert finshed 25-5 and participated in the Elie Eight tournament where they lost twice.
Buford and Chapel Hill are the only common opponents for East Coweta on the schedule.
The Longhorns return players at almost every position on the field including senior pitcher Kassidy Krupit who was the Forsyth County Pitcher-of-the-Year.

Chapel Hill

The Chapel Hill Lady Panthers have always given the Lady Indians a contest or two and will bring in a 4-4 record to the Friday night games.
Chapel Hill is coming off of an 11-4 win over West Forsyth in a game played on August 26.
In that game, the Lady Panthers scored five runs in the fifth and seventh innings.
The program seems to like the Sikes family and the current version didn't disappoint as Savannah Sikes was 2-for-3 in the game with three runs scored and three RBIs while pitcher Kira Morgan scattered seven hits over seven frames.
Last year, head coach Mickey Harper led the Lady Panthers to a 26-11 record and played in the AAAA Elite Eight tournament where they were eliminated by Marist.

Four run sixth gives EC win over Newnan JV play

KYLIE THE K AT IT AGAIN.
Kylie Ferguson tossed in pleasing fashion
Monday in a four-hit, seven strikeout performance
as East Coweta defeated Newnan 4-0 in junior varsity action.

SHARPSBURG-For five full innings, Kylie Ferguson of East Coweta and Blythe Bates of Newnan left zeroes on the scoreboard in the junior varsity softball game played between the two teams Monday.

In the bottom of the sixth that changed as the Lady Indians scored all of their runs and came away with a 4-0 win over the Lady Cougars.

Each hurler found their own way to retire the side as Bates got help her defense who made a number of plays that robbed Lady Indian batters of hits especially in the outfield.

Bates’ luck changed in the bottom of the sixth as Ferguson reached first on an infield error and Kenadie Cooper followed with a double to right field with Ferguson racing around the bases with the first run of the game.

Jaliyah Holmes followed with a bunt single that moved Cooper to third and Olivia Cook followed with an RBI single to left field that allowed Holmes to advance to third while Cook advanced to second on a throw to the plate.

After a flyball to shallow center field, Madison Lecuona hit a sacrifice fly to right that allowed Holmes to score and Ansley Duffey followed with a solid single to left that brought Cook home with the final tally of the game.

The Lady Cougars had a chance to rally in the top of the seventh inning as Miranda Alford led off with a double to right center field.

However, any attempt for a rally was thwarted quickly as Ferguson induced a pair of popups and a ground ball back to the pitching rubber to end the game.

In seven innings, Ferguson allowed four hits and recorded seven strikeouts while Bates scattered nine hits and recorded a strikeout in defeat.

UPCOMING GAMES: The Lady Indians varsity will have a Region 2-7A matchup Tuesday at Pebblebrook against the Lady Falcons. First pitch is scheduled tentatively for 5:30.

Next home contest will be Wednesday against Whitewater with the junior varsity game beginning at 5:00 and the varsity will play at approximately 7:00.

Lynch, Wright combine on no-hitter,two hits for Agan and Gunter in 8-0 win

SHARPSBURG-If the Alexander Lady Cougars anticipated a break once Kelley Lynch was replaced on the pitching rubber Wednesday by Aniston Wright they never got it.
Lynch and Wright combined to recorded 15 strikeouts and toss a no-hitter from the rubber while contributing to the offense in an 8-0 win for the East Coweta Lady Indians in a non-region varsity contest..
The win improved the Lady Indians' record to 9-0 on the season.

After Lynch breezed through the top of the first inning with three strikeouts, the Lady Indians scored twice in the bottom of the first to take the lead.

Lilly Agan led of with a triple and after one out scored on a sacrifice fly to right by Lynch while Ashlynn Gunter and Wright drilled back-to-back doubles for the other run.

In the bottom of the second inning, EC added to the lead as Hanna Miller showed off her power by drilling a shot over the left field fence for a solo home run 

Meanwhile, Carmen Prior followed by reaching on a walk and raced around the bases after double by Agan who later scored a run on a wild pitch to give the Lady Indians a 5-0 cushion.

The Lady Indians added two more runs in the bottom of the fourth as Lynch doubled and Gunter followed with a two-run shot over the left center field fence to account for a 7-0 lead.

In the top of the sixth inning, Wright took over for Lynch and her 12 strikeout, two walk evening by showing no mercy on the Alexander bats as all three batters were swinging and missing to make for a quick frame. 

The final run of the game came in the bottom of the sixth as Olivia Davis reached on a one out triple and was able to come home on a single by Lynch.

Gunter, Agan and Rachel Vaughan each had two hits in the game for the Lady Indians who will travel to Mableton for a Region 2-7A game at Pebblebrook.

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Meanwhile, the EC junior varsity proved merciless as they batted around in the third inning to come away with a 10-2 five inning win.

Alexander took a 1-0 lead in the top of the second inning on a home run but the Lady Indians came back in the bottom of the frame with the tying run as Katie Taylor scored on a single by Ashleigh Griffin.

The Lady Cougars regained the lead in the top of the third with a run but the Lady Indians sent 14 batters to the plate and scored eight runs to take a 9-2 cushion.

Savanna Murphy led off with a double and moved to third on a sacrifice attempt that resulted in an error that allowed Murphy to score the tying run and Kenadie Cooper to reach base and take second on the play.

A bunt single by Jaliyah Holmes moved Cooper to third and after Holmes stole second, Ansley Gunter drilled a double to right center that scored both baserunners and give EC a 4-2 lead.

Winning pitcher Olivia Cook, Kaliyah Matthews and Katie Taylor drilled consecutive doubles that gave the Lady Indians a 7-2 lead while Taylor would eventually score on a wild pitch.

After the first two outs of the inning were finally recorded, Kourtney White reached on an infield error and after Murphy reached on a walk, the Lady Cougars commited another error and White came home with the inning's final tally.

In the bottom of the fifth inning, the Lady Indians added their final run of the gam as Wiggins reached on a one out single and eventually scored on a single by Murphy.

As for pitching, Cook went through the first three innings allowing three hits, one earned run and recording four strikouts before Kyl;ie Ferguson took over in the fourth retiring all six batters she faced with two strikeouts.

Lynch has grand slam, Wright and Ferguson toss shutout in blowout Region 2-7A win

Kylie Ferguson pitched the final two innings of the 14-0
Region 2-7A victory over the Westlake Lady Lions. She allowe
a hit and recorded two strikeouts.

SHARPSBURG-When the East Coweta Lady Indians face the Westlake Lady Lions in fastpitch softball, the two teams ordinarily battle for at five innings before the former has an inning that determines the outcome.

That was not the case Tuesday evening as an 11-run inning which featured a Kelley Lynch grand slam led to a 14-0 four-inning voctory in the Region 2-7A opener for the two schools.

The Lady Indians improved to 8-0 on the season as they will face the Alexander Lady Cougars in a non-region contest with the junior varsity squads meeting at 5:00 and the varsity at 7:00.

In the top of the first inning, the Lady Lions (2-4, 0-1) threatened to score first as Tyauna Statum reached on a one out walk Zaquai Dumas reac hed on an error and after a groundout starting pitcher Zamiyah Williams reached on a fielder’s choice that loaded the bases.

However, Lady Indians starting pitcher Aniston 

Wright recovered and left the bases loaded as she retired Hannah Williams on a swinging strikeout.

The Lady Indians mad some of their opportunities count as they scored three times in the bottom of the first inning to take the lead.

Lilly Agan doubled and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Olivia Davis before recording the first tally on a wild pitch.

The wild pitch also allowed Kelley Lynch to advance to second after she reached base on a walk.

Lynch moved to third on a single by Ashlynn Gunter who took second on a throw home.

Wright aided her own cause with a sacrifice fly to score Lynch and Hanna Miller singled to left for an RBI as Gunter crossed home plate.

Wright had an easier top of the second with a pair of strikeouts and a line drive catch to allow her teammates to give her a larger lead.

She got that larger lead as 16 batters went to the plate in the bottom of the frame that resulted in 11 runs and the emptying of the bench.

After two walks and a single by Carmen Prior, Lynch put the game out of reach as she drilled a shot to left center field that became a grand slam and a 7-0 lead.

A groundout followed, but hits kept coming as Caroline Lively had a two-run single, Prior had an RBI single, Madison Lecuona had a sacrifice fly for an RBI while Ansley Duffey and Caison Byars had RBI singles.

Kylie Ferguson took over on the pitching rubber in relief of Wright and the freshman llowed one hit while recording two strikeouts in the two frames she worked.

Vaughan fires two-hitter as EC defeats Ola 4-0

SHARPSBURG-Rachel Vaughn was unable to pitch back-to-back no hitters, but the senior had another effective start as the East Coweta Lady Indians defeated the Ola Lady Mustangs 4-0 Monday in the last game of the Georgia Dugout Club tournament.

The Lady Indians, who won four other games during the event improved to 7-0 on the season as they will face the Westlake Lady Lions in a Region 2-7A matchup at home beginning at 5:30.

Vaughan, who pitched a no-hitter in East Coweta’s 8-0 win over Pike County Saturday morning, retired the first five batters of the game with two strikeouts and a pair of balls hit to first baseman Olivia Cook before hitting a batter and surrendering a single.

Meanwhile, her teammates gave her a lead to play with as they scored twice in the bottom of the first inning.

Lilly Agan raced her way toward a single and second base on an error before moving to third on a sacrifice bunt by Olivia Davis before coming home on a single to right by Kelley Lynch.

Lynch advanced to third on a double by Ashlynn Gunter and eventually came home with the other run of the frame when Aniston Wright grounded out.

The Lady Indians added to the lead in the bottom of the third inning as Gunter led off the frame by getting plunked by a pitch and after stealing second was able to score on a double by Wright who had two RBIs in the game.

Meanwhile, Vaughan was making the most of a 3-0 lead as she controlled the Lady Mustangs for the majority of the contest including a string in which she retired nine batters in a row from the second inning through the top of the sixth when a batter reached on an infield error.

The Lady Indians added the final tally of the game in the bottom of the sixth inning as Agan singled, stole second, advanced to third on a groundout and coming home on a single by Lynch.

In the top of the seventh inning, Vaughan struggled a little in the heat with a pair of walks but the lefty survived as a ground ball was hit to Gunter at third who threw to first to end a two-hit, six strikeout performance.

NOTES: The shutout over the Lady Mustangs was the fifth in seven games so far this season for the Lady Indians. They allowed two runs to Lassiter on August 11 and an unearned run to Northgate last Wednesday in a 10-1 win.

During the tournament, Vaughn had two shutouts while Lynch and Wright each recorded one. Wright allowed three hits and recorded six strikeouts in a 3-0 win over Richmond Hill on Friday.

Pair of aces were winning hand as EC wins twice in GDC games

Rachel Vaughan looks in for a sign during her no-hitter
in the Lady Indians' 8-0 win over Pike County.

SHARPSBURG-Franklin Deloach was able to use a pair of aces Saturday as his East Coweta Lady Indians won two games on the final day of the Georgia Dugout Club.

Played on the Lady Indians’ field, Rachel Vaughan was dominate as she tossed a no-hitter in an 8-0 victory over the Pike County Lady Pirates.
Meanwhile, a two-hit, 12 strikeout performance from Kelley Lynch resulted in a 3-0 win over the Thomas County Central Lady Jackets in the evening contest.

The Lady Indians won four games in the tournament and are now 6-0 on the season as they will host the Ola Lady Mustangs Monday evening at 5:30.

In the opening game, the Lady Indians wasted little time getting on the board as Lilly Agan reached on a single in the bottom of the first inning and stole two bases before coming home on a sacrifice ice fly by Olivia Davis.

Lynch with a single while Ashlynn Gunter reached on an infield error but was forced out at second base while Aniston Wright reached on a fielder’s choice.

An illegal pitch was called and Lynch, who advanced to third on the fielder’s choice, was awarded home to give EC a 2-0 lead.

The Lady Indians added to the lead in the bottom of the second inning as singles by Caison Byars, Carmen Prior and Agan led to a run while a ground ball to second by Davis accounted for the other as Prior scored from third.

Being staked to a 4-0 lead, Vaughan took care of the Lady Pirates as she allowed a first inning walk, committed an error in the third and hit a batter in the fifth while recording five strikeouts in five innings.

The Lady Indians scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to win the game under the mercy rule as Hanna Miller, Agan and Davis had RBIs.

In the second game of the day, Lynch was also at her best by retiring seven of the batters by strikeout.

Lynch was responsible for the first run of the game as well as Davis reached on a one out single and scored on the former's triple.

Kenadie Cooper, who was running for Lynch, came home to give EC a 2-0 lead as Gunter grounded out to shortstop.

Lynch was also responsible for third and final run of the game as she led off the bottom o the third inning with a double and after courtesy runner Cooper moved to third on a wild pitch, Gunter hit a ground ball to the shortstop for the out and an RBI.

The Lady Indians had an opportunity to add to the lead in the bottom of the fourth inning as Caison Byars singled and Prior was hit by a pitch but Brianna Douglas managed to get out of trouble by inducing a groundout and flyball to center field.

In the top of the fifth inning, Lynch would retire the side in order but nobody fell by strikeout as TCC hit two groundouts and a flyball.

The game ended in the bottom when the 90-minute time limit expired.

Honorees and a first...catch?

A pair of former Lady Indians from the 2015 team were present and were recognized for honors on the college level as Mekhia Freeman (Georgia Southern) was honored for being named to the Sun Belt Conference All-Freshman team and Dani Morgan (Florida State) was recognized for being named to the Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman squad.

Morgan was also recognized for being named the Most Valuable Player of the ACC Tournament while Freeman was recognized for her. .300-plus batting average and being freshman-of-the-week by the Sun Belt.

Another ceremony took place prior to the game as Lee Middle School student Riley Ratzliff took part in a first catch ceremony.

Ratzliff, the daughter of John (former EC assistant) and Danielle Ratzliff (a former player under Deloach got in her catching gear as Gunter tossed a strike to the mitt of the future Lady Indian.

Three of a kind for Gunter sisters Agan has two doubles in EC win over Northgate

SHARPSBURG-Ashlynn and Ansley Gunter had a three of a kind hand as they combined for three hits, three runs scored and three RBIs Wednesday night as the East Coweta Lady Indians defeated the Northgate Lady Indians 10-1.

The game was called in the bottom of the sixth inning and was part of the Georgia Dugout Club Tournament.

After Lady Indians starter Rachel Vaughan retired the Lady Vikings in order in the top of the first inning, her teammates gave her a lead after the first two batters were retired.

Kelley Lynch and Ashlynn Gunter reached on singles and after Vaughan reached on a walk, Hanna Miller followed with a two run single to left field while an RBI single by Caroline Lively accounted for the third and final run of the frame.

The score remained 3-0 until the top of the third inning as Audrey Baxter reached on a leadoff single and advanced to second on a wild pitch and moved to third on a single by Ashley Kent before scoring on a ground ball hit by Charla Echols.

Northgate (2-1) threatened to possibly tie the game with one out in the top of the fourth inning as starting pitcher Alissa Bolinger and Natalie Heath but the Vaughan caught a break as Liz Sebastian had a single hit Heath and the latter was called out.

Baxter followed with a single left and courtesy runner Madison Maxey nearly scored but left fielder Caison Byars through a strike to the plate and Maxey was tagged out by Lively to end the frame.

In the bottom of the frame, EC (3-0) was able to collect on their scoring opportunity as they scored three times to take a 6-1 lead.

Carmen Prior led off the frame by reaching on a triple and scoring on the second of two doubles by Emily Agan and Bolinger was removed in favor of Sasha Moraweitz.

A groundout by Olivia Davis moved Agan to third and Lynch followed by drilling a 1-1 pitch over the fence for a two-run home run.

After four innings on the pitching rubber, Vaughan was replaced by Lynch and the latter followed a 14-strikeout performance against Hillgrove last Friday with a two-hit six strikeout outing against Northgate.

In the bottom of the sixth inning, EC was able to put the game away as Lynch reached on a two-base error in the outfield and Ashlynn Gunter followed with a run scoring single to give the Lady Indians a 7-1 lead.

After one out, freshman Olivia Cook flirted with her first varsity home run for the second time in a week as she drilled a shot off the left center fence but had to settle for an RBI double.

The double gave another player a chance for their first varsity home run as Ansley Gunter came to the plate with two outs.

The sophomore responded by drilling a pitch over the fence for a two-run home run that ended the game.

The two teams will resume play in the GDC event on Friday as EC will face Richmond Hill at 5:00 while Northgate will face Columbus at 8:30 on the Lady Indians’ field.  

Six run first inning, Ferguson's one hit pitching keys season opening win for EC junior varsity

Kylie Ferguson had a one hit, four strikeout performance on the
pitching rubber and had a single in the 12-0 win.

A six-run first inning and the pleasing pitching of Kylie Ferguson gave the East Coweta Lady Indians a 12-0 four-inning win over the Whitewater Lady Wildcats in a junior varsity game played Tuesday in Fayettevile.

The game was the season opener for the two clubs.

In the first inning, the Lady Indians found a number of ways to reach base as Ferguson and Jaliyah Holmes scored on wild pitches while Kenadie Cooper was hit by a pitch andeventually scored on a single by Ansley Gunter.
Katie Taylor and Kaliyah Matthews reached on consecutive walks then scored on a triple by Ashleigh Griffin who scored on a single by Macie Wiggins.

The Lady Indians added a single run in the top of the second as Holmes reached on a one out double, moved to third on a wild pitch before coming home home on a sacrifice fly by Olivia Cook.

In the top of the third inning, the Lady Indians continued to add to the lead as Griffin was hit by a pitch and scored on consecutive one out singles by Ashleigh Campbell and Ferguson while and a ground ball hit to second by Holmes accounted for the second run of the frame and a 9-0 lead.

If Ferguson needed any more run support, she got it in the top of the fourth inning as three more runs came across for the final margin.

Cooper walked to leadoff the frame and scored on a double by Gunter while a two-out triple by Wiggins scored Gunter and Kaliyah Matthews with the final tallies.

Meanwhile, Ferguson overcame two illegal pitch calls by the home plate umpire and a subsequent walk to the batter to put the Lady Wildcats away including 10 in a row.

She finally allowed a hit to a batter as Dylan Bronkhurst reached out and poked a bloop single to right field.

Bronkhurst remained stranded on base as a flyball to Taylor in center field and a ground ball to short ended the contest.

The single by Bronkhurst and the first inning walk were the only baserunners of the game for Whitewater allowed by Ferguson who recorded four strikeouts.

In a scheduling quirk, the two teams will meet again on Friday at 5:30 as part of the junior varsity Georgia Dugout Club Tournament at the Hunter Complex.

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NOTE: The varsity version of the Lady Indians will host the Northgate Lady Vikings as part of the GDC Tournament in a 6:00 game on Wednesday in Sharpsburg.

The game will be broadcast online through StreamCity.org and can be heard through the company’s website or on their Facebook page or tunein.com page.

EC opens softball season with wins over Lassiter and Hillgrove

(File photo)Kelley Lynch had a successful Friday night

with a three-run home run in East Coweta's 13-2 six-inning win

over Lassiter and toss a one-hit, 14 strikeout performance in a

3-0 win over Hillgrove. 

POWDER SPRINGS-The last time the East Coweta Lady Indians faced the Lassiter Lady Trojans last October in the second round of the 2016 Elite Eight 7A State Tournament in Columbus.

In that game, the Lady Trojans came back from a 3-1 deficit to come away with a 4-3 extra inning win and force the Lady Indians to play a game that evening.

Turn the page to Friday night and the Lady Indians got a measure of revenge as they opened the 2017 softball season with a 13-2 six-inning win over the Lady Trojans at the Lassiter field.

The Lady Indians were not done for the evening recording wins at Lassiter as they scored all of their runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to defeat the Hillgrove Lady Hawks 3-0 in a game that saw Kelley Lynch toss a one-hitter.

In the opening game, EC took command early as Olivia Davis reached on a one out single in the top of the first inning, Lynch reached on a walk and Ashlynn Gunter drilled a shot over the left field fence for a three-run home run.

The Lady Trojans scored single runs in the bottom of the first and second innings but the Lady Indians responded with five-run frames in the fifth and the sixth inning and the Lady Trojans were unable to recover.

In the top of the fifth inning, Lilly Agan walked and moved to second on an error that allowed Davis to reach and after Lynch reached on a walk to load the bases, Gunter singled to right to bring Agan home to give EC a 4-2 lead.

Far from done, Wright sliced a 2-1 offering along the right field line for a triple and allowing the bases to clear to increase the lead to 7-2.

Wright scored the final run of the frame when Caison Byars delivered a two-out single left field.

In the top of the sixth inning, the Lady Indians weren’t done as Agan reached on a bunt single and Davis followed by reaching on a walk ahead of Lynch who drilled a 2-0 pitch over the left field fence for a three-run home run.

Gunter followed with a walk and advanced to third as Wright followed with a double and Olivia Cook narrowly missed her first varsity hit and home run with a shot to left field added to the run total as highlights were a three-run home run by Lynch and a sacrifice fly hit by Olivia Cook that was hit in front of the left field wall.

Cook had to settle for a sacrifice fly as Gunter came home from third and the final run of the frame came from another Gunter as Ansley delivered a single that scored Wright for the final run of the game an RBI single by Gunter's sister Ansley who recorded her first varsity hit and RBI.

Rachel Vaughan pitched the first five innings for the Lady Indians allowing six hits while Wright retired the side in order in the sixth.

Offensively, Agan, Ashlynn Gunter, Wright and Byars each recorded two hits in the game.

In the game against Hillgrove, Lynch dominated the first two batters of the game with strikeouts before walking the next two and getting the third out with a strikeout.

This would be a pattern for Lynch who surrendered a bunt single the Lady Hawks’ Savannah Stewart in the top of the third inning before retiring the next 12 batters before surrendering a walk in the top of the seventh inning.

Meanwhile, the Lady Indians had few opportunities to get on the scoreboard as well as Chandler Greene who solid defense by her teammates to keep the game scoreless.

However, the defense let her down in the bottom of the sixth inning as Agan reached on a walk, stole second and reached third on a wild pitch before Davis hit a ground ball that was mishandled in the infield and thrown past first base for an error.

The error allowed Agan to score from third and Davis eventually stole second and score on a single by Lynch.

After Gunter reached on a fielder’s choice and advanced on a wild pitch by Greene, Wright followed with a single to right that scored Gunter with the final tally of the contest.

In the final frame, Lynch opened with a walk but finished the game with a pair of strikeouts to give her 14 for the evening and a popfly to Madison Lecuona to end a game in which Lynch had more hits than her opponent.

The next game for the Lady Indians will be Wednesday August 16 at home against the Northgate Lady Vikings in a 6:00 game that is part of the Georgia Dugout Club Tournament.

200th post equals two wins for EC softball

200 posts!!!
That's what the posting of the East Coweta Lady Indians two victories Friday night to open the softball season.
In game one, they defeated Lassiter 13-2 in six innings then defeated Hillgrove 3-0 in the second game.
Stay tuned. The post will be up later this evening or in the morning around 10am.
Look for the announcement in Facebook.