EC claims top seed after win over Wheeler

Aniston Wright pitched the first two innings of the 16-0
victory tonight at Wheeler.

MARIETTA-Looking to avoid playing to the level of the competition, the East Coweta Lady Indians took advantage of miscues as well as six players recording two hits Tuesday to defeat the Wheeler Wildcats 16-0 in a three-inning affair.
The victory allowed the Lady Indians to clinch the top seed in Region 2-AAAAAAA with a record of 18-2 overall and 4-0 in the region.
The Lady Indians took the lead after two outs in the top of the first inning as Katie Taylor walked and stole second while Caison Byars reached on an error and after Kylie Ferguson was hit by a pitch, Hanna Miller lined a two-run single to center field.
In the top of the second inning, the Lady Indians sent 18 players to the plate with 14 scoring as the Wildcats committed three errors in the frame.
With one out, Madison Lecuona was hit by a pitch, stole second and came home on a double by Jailyah Holmes.
Holmes scored on a error that allowed Krys Odum to reach while doubles by Taylor and Byars added to the run total.
A three base error allowed Miller to reach and eventually score on a single by Macie Wiggins.
Other RBIs in the frame were recorded by people in their second at bat of the frame as Holmes, Odum, Byars, Ferguson and Miller hit run producers.
Aniston Wright pitched the first two innings walking one batter and recording five strikeouts while Holmes tossed three strikeout third inning.  
Next game will be Wednesday night against the Alexander Lady Cougars at home. The game will be broadcast on http://streamcity.org on their Coweta County and Douglas County channels.
The two teams met in August as part of the Georgia Dugout Club Tournament with the Lady Indians coming away with a 6-1 win.