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Matthew Britton
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News and Sports Reporter, Coal Valley News
Madison
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By Matthew Britton Verified| Coal Valley News Verified LOGAN - The Logan softball team secured a home win over regional foe Scott on Thursday evening, using another strong start from pitcher Myleigh Adkins and a solid day at the plate to secure a 9-1 mercy rule win after five innings. “It was a big game, whoever wins that game gets home field advantage,” said Logan coach Levi Curry. “We still have to go over to their place for a game, but this was a big win for the girls.
By Matthew Britton Verified| The Logan Banner Verified CHAPMANVILLE - Chapmanville standout senior Chloe Murphy tossed a no-hitter at home on Monday night as the Class AAA no. 7 Tigers secured a 3-0 shutout against the Class AAA no. 1 Winfield Generals. Murphy allowed only four baserunners during her dominant seven inning showcase, striking out 15 Generals along the way. It was her second no-hitter of the season. kAmr92A>2?G:==6 E2==:65 :ED 7:CDE EH@ CF?D @7 E96 52J :? E96 3@EE@> @7 E96 7:CDE H96? tGJ p=E:K6C 5@F3=65 @?
By Matthew Britton Verified| Lincoln Journal Newspaper@ HAMLIN - The Lincoln County softball team improved to 8-3 on the season Wednesday evening after using a complete game from pitcher Arien Cooper and strong defensive play to earn a narrow 1-0 home win over sectional foe Chapmanville (4-3). “We held up on defense and Arien (Cooper) did a good job of hitting her spots,” said Lincoln County coach Tommy Barrett. “Chapmanville is a good hitting team. They swing the bat and they are very aggressive with it. She did a good job of hitting her spots.
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