Hubbertville had a busy week of softball, completing the week with a runner-up finish in the NAC Tournament. On April 18, Lynn defeated Hubbertville 9-7. Nevaeh Hoobler started the gane as pitcher for Hubbertville and suffered the loss.
Fayette started the week with a 15-5 victory over Berry. Maggie Mauldin suffered the loss as pitcher for Berry. Rylee Hill hit a home run and a single for the Lady Wildcats, with a run scored and two RBIs. Sarah Rice had two hits, while Danni Kate Naramore had two hits and a RBI. Kerra Aaron and Ashlyn Smith each had doubles, with Smith also driving in a run. No Fayette stats were available for the game.
The Berry Lady Wildcats defeated Hubbertville by the score of 2-0 on April 4 in the only game that either school played last week. Maggie Mauldin pitched the complete game shutout, allowing only five hits and striking out nine batters to record the victory.
The Hubbertville Lions’ softball team defeated Berry 11-9 in a game played at Berry last week.
Nevaeh Hoobler started the game on the mound for Hubbertville and captured the win for the Lady Lions.
The Lady Lions finished first in the Hubbertville Round-Robin Softball Tournament, held on Saturday, March 18. Prior to the tournament, Hubbertville lost to Winston County by the score of 19-9. Nevaeh Hoobler started the game at pitcher for the Lady Lions and suffered the loss. No other stats were available for the game.
The Berry Lady Wildcats’ softball team finished second in the Hubbertville Round-Robin Tournament on Saturday. In Berry’s first game, Hubbertville defeated the Lady Wildcats 4-3.
The Lady Tigers opened last week with a heartbreaking loss on Monday to Marion County by the score of 12-11. Karlee Clark started the game at pitcher for Fayette, allowing 10 runs on only four hits in two innings of work.
Berry softball started its week with a 19-0 win over Aliceville. Maggie Mauldin, Kryssa Fields and Rylee Hill each pitched one inning with nine total strikeouts. Hill also had the big bat for Berry, hitting a single and a triple, and driving in six runs. Kerra Aaron, Brylee Kelly and Josie-Mae Bonner also had hits for the Lady Wildcats, with Bonner also getting three RBIs.
The Fayette softball team won its first game of the week by defeating Dora 21-12. The big hitters for Fayette were Harley Johnson with two hits, including a double, four RBIs and three runs scored; Abby Porter with three hits, including a home run, three RBIs and three runs scored; and Ally Porter with three hits, three RBIs and two runs scored. Skyi Lewis had a triple, scored three runs and had three RBIs.
The Fayette softball team lost its opening game last week to South Lamar 15-5. Karlee Clark was the losing pitcher for Fayette, Abby Porter led Fayette offensively with two hits, including a double, and two RBIs.
