Fayette County: Ranked 5th

in the state, the Lady Tigers picked up head coach Jill Joiner's

400th career victory last week, and they did it close to home, with a

2-0 win at McIntosh. The Lady Tigers got only four hits, but they put

two of them together at just the right time in the top of the seventh

to break a scoreless tie. McIntosh was held to only one hit.

Sandy Creek: Two heartbreaking

losses made up the Lady Patriots' week, according to head coach Lisa

Pearce. The team led Chapel Hill going into the sixth inning before falling

8-6, then took a lead into the fifth against Northgate but lost 5-3. Terri

Manthey, Ashleigh Ward and Ryan Walker had excellent games, Pearce said,

with Manthey pitching both times.

Our Lady of Mercy: After a

14-4 loss to Mt. Zion-Carrollton, the Lady Bobcats bounced back with an

11-1 win over Landmark in five innings. LaMonica Moreland pitched a complete

game, giving up five hits and no earned runs. She was helped by good defensive

support, head coach Mark Waxmonsky said. Marina Fleming was the bright

spot in the Mt. Zion game with a pair of doubles.

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