SHARPSBURG-Several
East Coweta Lady Indians had two hits to support the two hit pitching
Jaliyah Holmes in 13-1 victory over the Newnan Lady Cougars in a
Junior varsity matchup between the rivals played Monday.
After Holmes retired
the Lady Cougars in order to start the game, the Lady Indians came
back in the bottom of the first inning with four runs.
With one out, Katie
Taylor and Olivia Cook reached after the two were hit by a pitch and
Ansley Duffey followed with a single.
A single by Ashleigh
Campbell scored Taylor and Cook with the first two runs of the game
and after an infield pop, Madison Lecuona was hit by a pitch to
reload the bases.
Kylie Ferguson and
Savana Murphy had run scoring singles that gave EC a 4-0 cushion.
The Lady Indians
added to the lead in the bottom of the second inning as Kenadie
Cooper led off with a triple and scored as Taylor hit a sacrifice fly
to center field.
In the bottom of the
third inning, the Lady Indians broke the game open as they scored
five times to take a 10-0 lead.
With one out, Macie
Wiggins reached base and stole second before coming home on a single
by Lecuona who advanced to second on a single by Ferguson.
A pitching change
was made by Newnan and Murphy responded by reaching on a walk and
Holmes aided her own cause with an RBI single.
An infield error led
to another run as Murphy scored the final run of the inning.
The Lady Cougars
avoided a shutout in the top of the fourth inning as Maggie Donaldson
reached on an infield error and scored on a two out single by Miranda
Alford.
In the bottom of the
frame, the Lady Indians were able to end the game on the mercy rule
as they collected three runs for the final margin.
Ashleigh Griffin led
off with a walk and Wiggins reached on a single.
With one out, the
twosome advanced on a wild pitch and after another wild pitch Griffin
scored and Wiggins moved to third.
Ferguson reached on
a one out walk and advanced to second on a wild pitch before coming
home on an infield error.
Next for EC will be
a doubleheader against Union Grove Wednesday beginning at 5:00. In
the last meetings, the Lady Indians were 14-6 winners in the junior
varsity game and 9-0 in the varsity game as Rachel Vaughan had a nine
strikeout performance.
The games were
played at McDonough.
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