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Logan County’s Hailey Burgess slaps a hit last week during the Clash of the Cats.
Russellville’s Rayleigh Roberts hits a ball in the Clash of the Cats last week at Russellville High School. Logan County won the game 16-6.
Lady Cougar Trinity Case jogs toward her teammates at home plate after hitting a home run in the Clash of the Cats last week.
Logan County third baseman Kinley Holloway waits for a throw as Reese Croslin slides safely into third.
Logan County’s Shayla Johnson winds and delivers against the Russellville Lady Panthers last Wednesday. The Lady Cougars secure the #1 seed in the district tournament.
A’miyah Collier gets one of her three hits in the Clash of the Cats last week against Logan County.
Lady Cougar Natalie Cates fields a grounder at Russellville High School last Wednesday. The Lady Cougars won 16-6.
Russellville’s Reese Croslin looks to throw back into the infield in the game against Logan County.
Jaylah Kees gets the out at third base during the Clash of the Cats against Logan County last Wednesday.
Russellville hosted Logan County on the softball field last week for one last regular season Clash of the Cats.
The Lady Cougars pounded out 16 hits and won the district match 16-6. Logan County (6-1) in district play wraps up the #1 seed heading into the 13th District tournament which will be at Logan County High School. Russellville is the #2 seed at (4-3) in district play. Franklin-Simpson finishes (3-4) with the three seed. Todd County (1-6) gets the four seed.
During the Clash last week, Emerson McKinnis and Trinity Case each went yard. Case had three RBIs in the game. Shayla Johnson led the Lady Cougars with four hits and three RBIs. Hailey Burgess hit safely three times. Nora Epley, Kinley Holloway, and McKenzie Robinson each had a pair of hits.
In the circle, Shayla Johnson allowed six runs on eight hits and had four strikeouts.
For Russellville, A’miyah Collier hit three times. Turtle Bell, Rayleigh Roberts, and Crissy Higgins each had two hits. Roberts collected two RBIs in the game.
A’miyah Collier, Madison Penrod, and Chloe Penrod split time in the circle for the Lady Panthers.
All local teams will finish out the regular season with games on the road this week as they prepare for the 13th District tournament coming up at Logan County.
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