COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MAY 30, 2018
SOFTBALL
from B1
showed it today. Tough
team and man they hit the
ball. And their pitcher is
good. We got some hits,
but just couldn’t get enough
together to get anything
done. So, yeah. Kind of
disappointed. Didn’t really
want to go out this way, you
know, being 10-runned,”
said Rice.
The Trojans have scored
the second most runs in
the state at the 2A/1A level
this season and have given
up the least number of runs
– including 10 shutouts.
This was the second playoff
game in a row for Kennedy
that they have won 13-0 in
five innings.
“I know the girls were
just eager to play just to
say you know a little re-
demption,” said Kennedy
head coach Walt Simmons.
“It’s too bad that Nicki
wasn’t there. I think that
it was pretty tight last year
(when we played)… When
we heard she was out it
changed the complexion a
little bit because she’s pret-
ty good and we struggled
(against her).”
In addition to the Tro-
jans being a top-tier team,
the Warriors were not help-
ing themselves defensively
as poor decisions and er-
rors led to runs. With one
out, a routine double play
turned into a single out that
spurred a two-out rally in-
stead of a scoreless inning;
balls were dropped; throws
sailed over their intended
targets.
“We got to the point
where we were doing real
good holding them and
then when (Kennedy) start-
ed really hitting the ball we
panicked. The girls all of a
sudden saw their season
ending,” said Rice. “We had
a lot of missed played balls
where the girl was think-
ing, ‘Ok, I’m going to throw
it to first before she catches
the ball.’ So I kept telling
them, catch the ball first,
then make that play.”
The Trojans were relent-
less with a pair of runs in
the first, two in the third
and eight in the fourth to
seal the game and North
Douglas’ season.
“I think we started out
really good but all of a sud-
den we lost that. When they
started hitting we kind of
lost our confidence, start-
ed to panic. And that was
pretty much all she wrote,”
said Rice.
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Monday 5/21/2018
Game: 3, 2 Best Ball
Pitcher Hope Morgan fires in a strike at Knappa on
Wednesday.
First Place: -33
Gary Culp, Jim Lehl, Dave
Tooker, Ron Warner
Scores
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Rickard, Mike Stahl
Deross Kinkade 72
Jake Cox 74
Gary Sparks 74
Gary Ingram 77
First Place (tie): 93
Russell Bryce, Jerry Singer,
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Dave Tooker 57
Ron Warner 60
Don Perkins 63
Gary Culp 63
Jim Lehl 63
Larry Eyman 64
Tom Arney 64
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John Kallbrier, Bill Medin,
Mel Gowing, Darrell Lee
Fourth Place (tie): 91
Larry Eyman, Gary Ingram,
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First Place (tie): 93
Leroy Bodine, Jim Lehl, Pat
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