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05-28-2012, 02:45 AM
Butler - vs.Evangel Christian
(at Southern (Field 1)) - 9:00 AM 6th Region
Doss - vs.Holy Cross (Louisville)
(at Southern (Field 1)) - 11:00 AM 6th Region
Bullitt East - vs.Presentation
(at Southern (Field 2)) - 11:00 AM 6th Region
Pleasure Ridge Park - vs.Bullitt Central
(at Southern (Field 2)) - 9:00 AM 6th Region
(at Southern (Field 1)) - 9:00 AM 6th Region
Doss - vs.Holy Cross (Louisville)
(at Southern (Field 1)) - 11:00 AM 6th Region
Bullitt East - vs.Presentation
(at Southern (Field 2)) - 11:00 AM 6th Region
Pleasure Ridge Park - vs.Bullitt Central
(at Southern (Field 2)) - 9:00 AM 6th Region
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05-28-2012, 12:58 PM
Quarterfinals:
Butler 15, Evangel Christian 0
Pleasure Ridge Park 10, Bullitt Central 0
Holy Cross (Louisville) 15, Doss 0
Bullitt East 15, Presentation 0
Semifinals tomorrow at Ulmer Stadium:
5:30 PM - Butler vs. Pleasure Ridge Park
7:30 PM - Holy Cross (Louisville) vs. Bullitt East
Butler 15, Evangel Christian 0
Pleasure Ridge Park 10, Bullitt Central 0
Holy Cross (Louisville) 15, Doss 0
Bullitt East 15, Presentation 0
Semifinals tomorrow at Ulmer Stadium:
5:30 PM - Butler vs. Pleasure Ridge Park
7:30 PM - Holy Cross (Louisville) vs. Bullitt East
05-29-2012, 08:40 AM
Winner of four straight Sixth Region championships, the Pleasure Ridge Park High School softball team appears to be peaking at the right time once again.Paige Murphy went 4 for 5 with a double and the Lady Panthers pounded out 17 hits in a 10-0 victory over Bullitt Central in Monday’s regional quarterfinals at Southern.
“We’ve been hitting the ball really well here lately,” PRP coach Megan Miller said. “Hopefully we can keep rolling with it.”
PRP (22-11) advanced to face Butler in today’s 5:30 p.m. regional semifinal at the University of Louisville’s Ulmer Stadium. It’s a rematch of last year’s regional final, which PRP won 7-6.
Bullitt Central (24-10) had defeated PRP 4-2 on April 25, but Monday’s rematch was all Lady Panthers.
“We had a little bit of vengeance on our minds,” Miller said. “We’re a pretty focused group right now.”
PRP scored once in the first and five times in the second to take a 6-0 lead. Sophomore pitcher Kailyn Rucker took care of the rest, allowing just one Bullitt Central hit.
Tabitha Mikel and Cheyanne Mercer both added three hits for PRP.
“We’ve been hitting the ball really well here lately,” PRP coach Megan Miller said. “Hopefully we can keep rolling with it.”
PRP (22-11) advanced to face Butler in today’s 5:30 p.m. regional semifinal at the University of Louisville’s Ulmer Stadium. It’s a rematch of last year’s regional final, which PRP won 7-6.
Bullitt Central (24-10) had defeated PRP 4-2 on April 25, but Monday’s rematch was all Lady Panthers.
“We had a little bit of vengeance on our minds,” Miller said. “We’re a pretty focused group right now.”
PRP scored once in the first and five times in the second to take a 6-0 lead. Sophomore pitcher Kailyn Rucker took care of the rest, allowing just one Bullitt Central hit.
Tabitha Mikel and Cheyanne Mercer both added three hits for PRP.
05-29-2012, 08:40 AM
Butler 15, Evangel 0: Senior pitcher Baleigh Bell allowed one hit and one walk and struck out nine as the Bearettes (21-12) ripped the Lady Eagles (5-11) in three innings.
05-29-2012, 08:40 AM
Holy Cross 15, Doss 0: Madison Ray struck out eight and allowed just one hit as the Cougars (24-14) defeated the Lady Dragons (9-9) in three innings. Christa Brutscher had two hits and Allayna LaPaille added a triple for Holy Cross.
05-29-2012, 08:41 AM
Bullitt East 15, Presentation 0: Nikki Hinkley had two hits and Kirsten Price added a double to help the Lady Chargers (26-9) – ranked No. 25 in the state – beat the Toppers (7-14) in three innings
06-03-2012, 05:52 AM
Bullitt East’s Lady Chargers are going to the state high school fastpitch softball tournament for the first time.
They assured themselves of that trip when they scored five runs in the sixth inning to defeat Butler 8-2 in the Sixth Region final Saturday at the University of Louisville’s Ulmer Stadium. The Mount Washington school played in the old slowpitch state tourney years ago, but the trip to Jack C. Fisher Park in Owensboro will be its first venture to the fast-pitch version.
The Lady Chargers (28-9) will play Seventh Region champion Mercy (32-8) at 7 p.m. Thursday.
“Our hearts were the key (to this win),’’ coach Ricky Hoffman said. “We hit the ball well and got some timely hitting. We left the bases loaded twice, but when it counted we got it done.’’
Bullitt East, which lost to Butler 7-4 on April 25, led only 3-2 entering the sixth inning, but Butler starter Mallory Evans hit Taylor Price with a pitch and walked Rachel Simms. The Lady Chargers’ cleanup hitter, Kirsten Price, singled in a run for a 4-2 lead.
Baleigh Bell relieved Evans and struck out winning pitcher Jamie Lutes before Morgan Raymer singled home two more runs to make it 6-2.
Price drove in three runs. She had an RBI on a fielder’s choice in the first inning and followed Simms’ double with another double to right-center field in the third.
“I hit a high outside pitch,’’ Price said. “I’ve been hitting that pitch real good lately. It feels amazing (to win the regional). We’ve worked so hard and it’s finally ours.’’
“It’s the spirit of the team (that won the game),’’ Raymer said. “We were all pumped up.’’
Lutes, a right-handed senior, allowed two runs, six hits, no walks and struck out four in seven innings.
“I knew we could pull through after those five runs,’’ Lutes said. “Our defense had been good all game.’’
McClure, the Bullitt East second baseman, suffered a broken little finger on her right hand during pregame warmups, but she played the whole game.
“I didn’t want this to be my last game, being a senior,’’ McClure said.
Butler (22-13) was seeking its first regional crown since winning back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007.
Bell, who had two singles, scored Butler’s first run on a throwing error by the Bullitt East catcher when she got caught in a rundown between third base and home in the first inning. Abby Ziegler doubled home Courtney Rose for the other run in the fourth.
“We just didn’t play good defense,’’ Butler coach Dan Bass said. ‘’That’s something we have to do.’’
Mercy 000 020 4 - 6 11 3Ballard 001 000 0 - 1 4 0WP - JJ Francis. LP - Jessica Adell. 2B - Jordan Vorbrink (M). 3B - Adell (B). Records - Mercy 32-8, Ballard 34-5.http://saxo.highschoolsports.net/article...on?Avis=B2
They assured themselves of that trip when they scored five runs in the sixth inning to defeat Butler 8-2 in the Sixth Region final Saturday at the University of Louisville’s Ulmer Stadium. The Mount Washington school played in the old slowpitch state tourney years ago, but the trip to Jack C. Fisher Park in Owensboro will be its first venture to the fast-pitch version.
The Lady Chargers (28-9) will play Seventh Region champion Mercy (32-8) at 7 p.m. Thursday.
“Our hearts were the key (to this win),’’ coach Ricky Hoffman said. “We hit the ball well and got some timely hitting. We left the bases loaded twice, but when it counted we got it done.’’
Bullitt East, which lost to Butler 7-4 on April 25, led only 3-2 entering the sixth inning, but Butler starter Mallory Evans hit Taylor Price with a pitch and walked Rachel Simms. The Lady Chargers’ cleanup hitter, Kirsten Price, singled in a run for a 4-2 lead.
Baleigh Bell relieved Evans and struck out winning pitcher Jamie Lutes before Morgan Raymer singled home two more runs to make it 6-2.
Price drove in three runs. She had an RBI on a fielder’s choice in the first inning and followed Simms’ double with another double to right-center field in the third.
“I hit a high outside pitch,’’ Price said. “I’ve been hitting that pitch real good lately. It feels amazing (to win the regional). We’ve worked so hard and it’s finally ours.’’
“It’s the spirit of the team (that won the game),’’ Raymer said. “We were all pumped up.’’
Lutes, a right-handed senior, allowed two runs, six hits, no walks and struck out four in seven innings.
“I knew we could pull through after those five runs,’’ Lutes said. “Our defense had been good all game.’’
McClure, the Bullitt East second baseman, suffered a broken little finger on her right hand during pregame warmups, but she played the whole game.
“I didn’t want this to be my last game, being a senior,’’ McClure said.
Butler (22-13) was seeking its first regional crown since winning back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007.
Bell, who had two singles, scored Butler’s first run on a throwing error by the Bullitt East catcher when she got caught in a rundown between third base and home in the first inning. Abby Ziegler doubled home Courtney Rose for the other run in the fourth.
“We just didn’t play good defense,’’ Butler coach Dan Bass said. ‘’That’s something we have to do.’’
Mercy 000 020 4 - 6 11 3Ballard 001 000 0 - 1 4 0WP - JJ Francis. LP - Jessica Adell. 2B - Jordan Vorbrink (M). 3B - Adell (B). Records - Mercy 32-8, Ballard 34-5.http://saxo.highschoolsports.net/article...on?Avis=B2
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