SOUTH WAYNE - For the second straight year, the Broncos stormed across the border and took no prisoners.
Orangeville (Ill.) allowed just one hit over two games for the second straight year in Saturday's annual Black Hawk Softball Invitational.
After Katie Boals allowed a hit in a 21-0 romp over Monticello in the semifinals, the Broncos got a no-hitter from Abby Lilge in the championship as she struck out nine and walked one.
Boals went 2-for-4 in both games and Aryn Wellnitz took the loss for Black Hawk in the title game. The Warriors defeated Elkhorn, 7-2, to get their finals berth and Monticello lost to the Elks 9-2 in the consolation game.
Orangeville (Ill.) allowed just one hit over two games for the second straight year in Saturday's annual Black Hawk Softball Invitational.
After Katie Boals allowed a hit in a 21-0 romp over Monticello in the semifinals, the Broncos got a no-hitter from Abby Lilge in the championship as she struck out nine and walked one.
Boals went 2-for-4 in both games and Aryn Wellnitz took the loss for Black Hawk in the title game. The Warriors defeated Elkhorn, 7-2, to get their finals berth and Monticello lost to the Elks 9-2 in the consolation game.
