It was almost 3:45 by the time we were on our way to Hazelwood
West to take on the Wildcats. Although the game didn’t start until a little
after 4:30 we were on our way home by 5:30, even spending time celebrating
Friday’s birthday with cookies, cake, and a 20-0 (her number is 20) shutout. It
takes a little time to score that many runs, and the final inning featured two “Code
Blue” calls (our runner leaves early to generate an out).
Taylor Knapp was extremely efficient, throwing 27 strikes out of
the 30 pitches it took to finish her three innings. Our defense wasn’t really
tested but made the plays to score the three other outs besides strikeouts. Our
batters adjusted to the slow tosses of the ‘Cats hurler and, well, the game was
essentially over quickly. The girls showed a lot of class, played their game,
but treated their opponents with respect. “Win with class, lose with class” is
the WG mantra and our players do a great job with that.
We have the “late” game tomorrow against Cor Jesu at Affton, then
finish the week at home against arch-rival Kirkwood.
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Myah King gets the first out of the game with a strong throw to Lydia Beggs. |
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Taylor Knapp tied the school record for career JV pitching victories, notching her 20th in the circle. |
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Sophomore Caitlyn Boyle, in her first year of softball, is developing her bunting/slapping skills, and batting over .600. Today she had three hits and a walk. |
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Lydia Beggs plays a variety of roles, both corner IF spots, DP, and team leader. |
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Myah King and Taylor Smith go for a shot looper. Myah got the ball and a bit of Taylor's face. |
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