Friday afternoon, the Carmi White County baseball and softball teams took to the road making the short trek to Grayville. The Lady Bulldogs short gamed the Lady Bison by a 15-2 score. Junior Liberty Smith led the way tossing 3 innings and allowing the only 3 hits the Lady Bison would get on the day. Freshman Audrey Upton came on in the 4th to strike out the side and Kadie Simmons finished the game off with a clean 5th. Coach Chris Shelton says outstanding pitching has become the norm for the Carmi White County softball program.
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The Lady Dogs didn’t hit a homerun instead scoring all 15 of their runs on 14 hits. The wind pushed the ball all over the field making it difficult to get a read on fly balls. The conditions forced the Lady Dogs to play more small ball and Coach Shelton says it’s something they’ve been working on.
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The win improved CWCHS softball to 10-1 on the year.
The Bulldogs baseball team hung a quarter on Grayville Friday afternoon scoring 25 runs over 3 innings. Sophomore Tanner Spence pitched two innings for the Dogs giving up 4 hits but no runs. Fellow sophomore Branten Stockton walked one, but struck out 2 and finished the short game for CWCHS. Cal York, Gia Berekashvili, Brodie Atteberry, and Zach Roark all had two hits on the short day for the Bulldogs.
