The Fayette
County Lady Tigers fast pitch softball team finished just short of their
goal of a state championship. The team made the final round of the state
playoffs in Columbus after winning the area and emerging from the sectionals
in Valdosta as the top seed, but fell in their first game in Columbus.
The Lady Tigers
first opponent was last year's champion, the Harrison Lady Hoyas, and
they lost, 3-2. The team regrouped in the second game, blanking Henry
County, 5-0. Their third game ended up being their final game of the season
as the Lady Tigers fell to Walton, 3-2.
Fayette County
finished the season 30-5. They were area champs and they finished fifth
in the state. The entire team contributed to their success, whether it
was outstanding defensive plays, timely hits or amazing pitching performances.
Bonnie Bynum
threw several no-hitters and one hitters for the Lady Tigers during the
season. She finished with a 28-3 record, 297 strikeouts and a 0.45 ERA.
She gave up 76 hits during the season and walked only nine batters.
Fayette County
also got solid performances offensively from nearly everyone on the team.
Ashley Logan lead the team in batting average, batting .400, hitting 32
singles and scoring 26 runs. Paige Phillips lead the team in RBIs with
23. Seven players hit over .300 for Fayette County this year.
For more comprehensive
stats and game summaries, visit www.eteamz.com/fayettecofastpitch .
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