New Bybees still perfect in church league
New Bybees stands alone as the only undefeated team in any division of Warren County Church League Softball, after running record to 6-0 last Tuesday with a 24-0 shellacking of New Hope.
In a game which ended after just two innings due to the mercy rule, New Bybees rattled off 17 runs in the first, sending 20 batters to the plate. They wrapped up the win by batting around again in the second, scoring seven more runs.
Tiffany Curtis had a pair of hits for the winners, while Lacey Griffith, Kati Sutton, Lannette Mullican, Sina Neal, Dara Johnson and Erica Moore had a hit each. Sherry Cagle, Haley Wanamaker and Dana O’Neal had New Hope’s only hits.
In other women’s games:
Baptist Misfits 20, Covenant 8
Michelle Southard and Nikki Poe homered for the Misfits, while Tracey Medlen, Ashley Welcome, Kayla Medley, Sarah Roller and Melita Pelham had two hits each.
Covenant got a air of hits from Kelly Smartt, and one each from Donna Gross and Natasha Elrod.
New Bybees 18, Pioneer 0
Amber Hodge was 4-for-4 in the winning effort for New Bybees, while Shea Muncey, Sina Neal and Stephanie Hanson had three hits each.
Jennifer McBride went 2-for-3 in the leadoff spot for Pioneer, which also got two hits from Geneva McKelvey.
Church Ladies 17,
Locust St. 10
Jennifer Turner had a home run for the Church Ladies, while teammates Dara Holt, Casey Wright and Vanessa Dyer added three hits apiece. Leslie Hollis had two, as did Teresa Pepper and Whitney Garibaldi.
Locust Street was led by Liz Hoch’s three hits, while Kayley Murray and Aaron Holmes had two each.
Madison St. 17,
Covenant 0
Madison Street pulled its record back over .500, blanking Covenant after taking an early 10-0 lead.
Ashley Pendleton had a 3-for-3 game for the winning side, while Laurie Hillis, Lori Judkins and Liz Beard had two hits each. Covenant’s Nina Smith, Kelly Smartt and Kresta Jacobs had a hit apiece.
Bethel Hill/Smartt 26, Pioneer 0
Bethel Hill/Smartt’s first win of the season came in dominant fashion, and began with a 10-run first inning and a 13-run second. Hillary Templeton and Kasey Owens had three hits, while Sandy Tessner and Tonya Swan added two. Barbra Damon had two hits for Pioneer.
Pioneer 28, Covenant 15
Pioneer came on strong in the top of the seventh, scoring 13 runs to leap ahead then shutting down Covenant in the bottom of the inning.
Amanda Dillon and Kristie Rockwell had three hits apiece, while Barbra Damon and Misty Neal had two apiece. Covenant’s Krista Jacobs had three htis, with Anna Morgan and Tammy Crittenden adding two each.