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August 14, 2024
Bear powers Lady Dragons to 12-0 win

On Monday, the Dewar Lady Dragons delivered a dominant performance, defeating the Rejoice Christian Lady Eagles 12-0 in a one-sided contest. Emma Bear was the standout player, contributing three hits in three at-bats, including a home run, a double, and a single.

The game began with a strong first inning for Dewar. Bear’s home run to left field drove in three runs, setting the tone for the match. Brooke Thomas followed with a single, adding another run, and Jaycie Berry executed a sacrifice bunt that brought in the final run of the inning.

Dewar’s offense continued to click in the second inning, where they scored five runs on four hits. Bear’s double contributed one run, while Emmy Hall and Kinsey Maldonado each had singles that brought in additional runs. An error by Rejoice Christian also led to another run for Dewar.

The Lady Dragons further extended their lead in the third inning. Temperance Parker singled, and Hall added another run with a fielder’s choice, bringing the score to 12-0.

On the mound, Brooke Thomas secured the win for Dewar, pitching two scoreless innings with four strikeouts and one walk. Lexis Barnett, the starting pitcher for Rejoice Christian, struggled, allowing five hits and five runs in just one inning of work. Parker also contributed in relief, tossing one inning of scoreless ball with one hit allowed.

The Lady Dragons displayed exceptional offensive and defensive skills, collecting 12 hits and stealing eight bases. Bear and Bre Harvell led the team with three hits each. The Dragons did not commit any errors and turned a double play, showcasing their solid defensive play.

For Rejoice Christian, Kara Walker led with one hit in two at-bats, but the team struggled to find offensive rhythm against Dewar’s pitching and defense.

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