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State Bound!
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April 26, 2024
State Bound!
By PATRICK FORD NEWS EDITOR

Lady Pirates take down Antlers, Valliant

Congratulations to Coach Jimmy Hurst and the Lady Pirates, who beat Antlers 11-4 to qualify for the State Tournament.

The Lady Pirates took down the Valiant Lady Dawgs, 7-3 in Regional action Tuesday in Pocola.

Though the team lost their first go-around with Antlers 5-10, the Lady Pirates redeemed themselves in the second match-up, blowing out the Lady Bearcats 11-4, allowing them to punch their ticket to State.

— Antlers 10, Preston 5 The Lady Pirates fell 10-5 to Antlers despite out-hitting them 10-8. Alynn LeBlanc led the Lady Pirates with three hits.

Antlers were the first to get on the board in the first when Cady Buchanan hit into a double play, but one run scored. Taylan Starr homered to center field, which helped the Lady Pirates tie the game at one in the bottom of the first.

The Lady Bearcats retook the lead at the top of the second, scoring five runs on three hits, 6-1. A home run to center field by Kinlynn Hembree drove in three.

The Lady Pirates then scored two runs in the bottom of the third on a home run to left field by Na’Braijhanae Phillips.

Preston accumulated 10 hits in the game. Preston – R: 5, H: 10, E: 0 Antlers – R: 10, H: 8, E: 2 — Preston 7, Valliant 3

The Lady Pirates took down the Valliant Lady Dawgs 7-3, getting on the board first thanks to three singles, one by Celeste Pineda, who scored,

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