Loggers softball hammers Eureka
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Weslea MacDonald delivers the 2-0 pitch to Eureka's Laina Conard for strike one top of the first Tuesday, March 31. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)
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Pitcher's mound time out with head coach Kellen MacDonald top of the first with one out vs. Eureka March 31. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)
Photo by Paul Sievers
Libby's Dakota Allen at catcher as Weslea MacDonald delivers the 0-0 pitch to Eureka's Aubree Richardson for strike one with two out top of the first. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)
Photo by Paul Sievers
Leah Rusdal with a base hit on the 2-0 pitch bottom of the second vs. Eureka Lions Tuesday, March 31. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)
Photo by Paul Sievers
Maddie Willis doubled twice and drove in three runs, Leah Rusdal doubled and scored three times and Libby improved to 2-0 with a 14-2 non-conference softball win over Eureka Tuesday.
Willis’ RBI double was the big hit in a 4-run first inning; Teighler Parker had an RBI single in the second and the Loggers took command with seven runs in the third.
Another Willis RBI double made it 6-1; Rossi Baney’s two-run triple made it 8-1. Two runs came in on a Macy Foss single and Dakota Allen’s RBI base hit made it 12-1.
Bently Houston added a two-run triple in the fourth inning. The game ended the next inning under the mercy rule.
Weslee MacDonald, Willis and Carmen Kohler shared the pitching duties. MacDonald and Kohler each gave up a run in two innings of work. Kohler fanned three. Willis threw a spotless third inning, striking out two.
Lily McAfee doubled and drove in two runs for the Lady Lions, who were out-hit 15-2.
Libby returns to action Tuesday, April 7, when the Loggers host Whitefish.
Pitcher's mound time out with head coach Kellen MacDonald top of the first with one out vs. Eureka March 31. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)Photo by Paul Sievers
Libby's Dakota Allen at catcher as Weslea MacDonald delivers the 0-0 pitch to Eureka's Aubree Richardson for strike one with two out top of the first. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)Photo by Paul Sievers
Leah Rusdal with a base hit on the 2-0 pitch bottom of the second vs. Eureka Lions Tuesday, March 31. (Paul Sievers/The Western News)Photo by Paul Sievers