Staff report
For the second night in a row, the Sidney Lady Jackets had the unenviable task of taking on the state’s No. 3-ranked Division 2 team in softball action.
League-leading Greenville came to Sidney Tuesday after run-ruling the Lady Jackets Monday night, and the result was the same, the Lady Green Wave leaving town with a 15-4 victory.
The loss left Sidney with an 11-12 record on the year and a 9-5 mark in the division.
Greenville, now 21-3 on the year, scored 10 of its runs in the first two innings to put the game away early.
Sidney did wind up with 10 hits, with Morgan Carey having a single and a double, and Summer Inman and Grace Shell both finishing with two singles. Hallie Westerbeck added a double.
The linescore:
`R`H`E
Greenville`370 41—15`17`4
Sidney`010 03—4`10`1
WP: Petry; LP: Shell
Records: Sidney 11-12, Greenville 21-3.
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Anna 13, JC 2
ANNA — Anna scored nine runs in the second and went on to run-rule Jackson Center in County softball action Tuesday.
The game was preceded by the conclusion of the first meeting between the two, which was suspended by rain in the sixth inning. Anna also won that game 13-12 and is now 6-9 on the year. Jackson falls to the same mark, 6-9.
For Anna on Tuesday, Chloe spence was 3-for-3, Taylor Spence 2-for-3, Macy Richard singled and homered and Riley Osborn doubled.
For Jackson, Camryn Hoehne was 3-for-3 with a double, Katie Sosby had three singles and Riley Jackson singled twice.
The linescore:
`R`H`E
Jackson`200 00—2`9`2
Anna`193 0x—13`11`1
WP: Crosson; LP: Rogers
Records: Both teams 6-9.
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Loramie 6, Mississinawa 3
Fort Loramie trailed 3-2 after four and a half innings but scored three times in the fifth and went on to beat Misissinawa Valley 6-3 in non-league action.
Loramie, now 7-12, was led by Abby Holthaus, who had two hits in three trips.
Morgan Holscher and Aleah Frilling both drove in two runs and Holthaus scored twice.
“We got some decent pitching tonight. Aleah started and Megan came in relief. We also played a little defense behind them. When we get that type of pitching and defense, we can compete,” said Loramie coach Brad Turner.
The linescore:
`R`H`E
MV`120 000 0—3`7`2
FL`101 031 x—6`6`1
WP: Frilling; LP: Scholl
Records: FL 7-12, MV 4-19
