SHARPSBURG-Kenadie Cooper was one of several seniors to shine on Senior Night as the East Coweta Lady Indians defeated the Troup Lady Tigers 11-0 in a varsity matchup Tuesday evening.
The Indians improve to 17-1 on the season with games against Heard County Wednesday and Starr's Mill on Thursday.
Cooper played the role of leadoff hitter to a tee as she led off the bottom of the first inning with a double and scored on a single by starting pitcher and fellow senior Kylie Ferguson.
The beginning of a senior onslaught continued as Olivia Cook reached base on a fielder's choice and came home on a single by Katie Taylor.
After being held scoreless in the bottom of the second inning, the Lady Indians added to the lead in the bottom of the third inning as they scored five runs to claim an 8-0 lead,
Cooper reached on an infield error and made it to second on the play before advancing to third on a passed ball and raced home on a wild pitch.
Ferguson and Griffin followed by reaching on walks and Cook lined a single that scored Ferguson and Taylor, another senior honored prior to the game, followed with a two run double and the final run of the frame on an infield error.
Scoring continued to be the theme for EC as they added four more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Cooper raced around the bases for a triple and scored on a double by Ferguson who came home on an RBI by Cook.
Emma Elrod came home on a two out single by Kaliyah Matthews and Macie Wiggins would bring her home with the final run of the game with a single.
Besides Cooper, Ferguson had two hits as did Cook and Taylor. Cooper scored three runs while Elrod scored twice.
Ferguson was effective on the pitching rubber holding the Lady Tigers hitless with four strikeouts while fellow senior Mollie Peacock handled the final two frames without allowing a run.
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