When Savannah Money is pitching for Ashford, Yellow Jacket head coach Eric Lawrence feels he can relax a bit.
In Friday’s game against Providence Christian in the second round of the Dothan Diamond Classic, he got to enjoy a little relaxation.
“She was able to get her change up in for strikes as well as her screwball. When she can put all those pitches together, she is a very effective pitcher and she gets a lot of strikeouts. That is what she did today.” Ashford, though, pulled away with two in the bottom of the fifth and scored three more in the sixth inning, with all the runs scoring off PCS errors.
Offensively for EHS, Emma Faulk had two hits, Ane Blevins had a run-scoring triple and both Macy Robinette and Jackson had a RBI sacrifice fly. The other Wildcat run scored on an error.Brantley 15, Dothan 0: Brantley pitcher Kaylee Navarre threw a four-inning, no-hitter with 10 strikeouts out of 13 batters, allowing just one runner on a walk.
Milanowski pitched four innings to earn the pitching win, striking out five and allowing just three hits and two runs.Wicksburg 8, Ariton 1: Ellie Cox struck out nine and allowed only three hits as the Panthers scored six runs in the first two innings to take control.
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