JUDA - Amber Ramos pitched her third no-hitter of the season for the Panthers softball team Monday, as Juda blanked Albany 10-0 in the final chapter of Juda's Strikeout Cancer event.
"Amber pitched really well and was 2-for-2 at the plate," Panthers head coach Bill Davis said. "Our hitting as a team came around today. We took a few walks and swung at good pitches."
Juda hammered Albany starter Katie Krupke for all 10 runs in the first three innings. As a team, the Panthers collected 11 hits.
Ramos recorded 13 of a possible 15 outs via strikeout; she also hit a batter.
Katlyn DeVoe and Aly Pierce each had two hits and Alycia Grenzow and Courtney Moisan had doubles. Ramos tripled in a three-run third inning.
As far as the off-the-field festivities, Davis said there was a great turnout for the bratfest and dunk tank, which featured his wife, Traci Davis, Albany's principal, as one of those who were dunked.
"It was a really good turnout. We need to thank the communities and Pam (Green) for setting everything up," Davis said. Both schools raised money throughout this past month to donate to the American Cancer Society.
Argyle 11, Black Hawk 0
GRATIOT - Kelsey Bartels threw a one-hitter and was 2-for-2 at the plate as the Orioles topped the Warriors in five innings Monday.
Argyle scored four runs in the first off of Kayla Melland and added six runs in the second and another run in the fifth to end the game. Jeannie Dammen, Kim Fischer and Danielle Treuthardt also had two hits.
"We didn't hit," Warriors coach Roger Jackson said. "We didn't play very good. We had no defense."
Bartles faced one batter over the limit, as Tierney Cushman had Black Hawk's only hit.
Pecatonica 10, Monticello 0
MONTICELLO - The Vikings took it to the Ponies Monday, grabbing a 4-0 lead after the first inning and following the lead of Kaci Cassidy to a big Six Rivers East win. Pecatonica is now 4-5 in the conference and sits in fourth place, one spot ahead of Monticello (3-5).
"We didn't come to play," Monticello head coach Duane Garrison said.
The Ponies committed four errors and struggled at the plate against Cassidy, who struck out five and walked two.
"We had mental errors," Garrison said. "But I don't take anything away from Pec. Cassidy pitched well. She's had our number all year."
Ellie Gifford doubled for the Vikings and Mersadi Hilliard was 2-for-3 for Monticello. Karlie Klossner walked eight, struck out five and gave up five hits on the hill for the Ponies.
Iowa-Grant 11, Darlington 5
DARLINGTON - Cassie Steiner allowed eight earned runs in seven innings as the Redbirds fell Monday.
Amber Peters and Elle Weterman each went 2-for-4 at the plate for Darlington.
Iowa-Grant scored two runs in each of the second, third and fourth innings. The Panthers added four runs in the fifth and another in the seventh. Darlington scored two runs in the fourth and its final three in the fifth. The Redbirds also committed four errors in the field.
Oregon 12, New Glarus 1
OREGON - The Glarner Knights were out-hit and out-pitched by the Panthers Monday.
Calsea Garbe allowed 10 earned runs on 13 hits and two walks in four innings on the hill for New Glarus.
Oregon used three different pitchers including, Charnette Leikness, Ashley Marshall and Bryn Anderson. The trio combined to strike out six, walk two and allow just a single hit. New Glarus scored its only run, unearned, in the top of the fifth.
"Amber pitched really well and was 2-for-2 at the plate," Panthers head coach Bill Davis said. "Our hitting as a team came around today. We took a few walks and swung at good pitches."
Juda hammered Albany starter Katie Krupke for all 10 runs in the first three innings. As a team, the Panthers collected 11 hits.
Ramos recorded 13 of a possible 15 outs via strikeout; she also hit a batter.
Katlyn DeVoe and Aly Pierce each had two hits and Alycia Grenzow and Courtney Moisan had doubles. Ramos tripled in a three-run third inning.
As far as the off-the-field festivities, Davis said there was a great turnout for the bratfest and dunk tank, which featured his wife, Traci Davis, Albany's principal, as one of those who were dunked.
"It was a really good turnout. We need to thank the communities and Pam (Green) for setting everything up," Davis said. Both schools raised money throughout this past month to donate to the American Cancer Society.
Argyle 11, Black Hawk 0
GRATIOT - Kelsey Bartels threw a one-hitter and was 2-for-2 at the plate as the Orioles topped the Warriors in five innings Monday.
Argyle scored four runs in the first off of Kayla Melland and added six runs in the second and another run in the fifth to end the game. Jeannie Dammen, Kim Fischer and Danielle Treuthardt also had two hits.
"We didn't hit," Warriors coach Roger Jackson said. "We didn't play very good. We had no defense."
Bartles faced one batter over the limit, as Tierney Cushman had Black Hawk's only hit.
Pecatonica 10, Monticello 0
MONTICELLO - The Vikings took it to the Ponies Monday, grabbing a 4-0 lead after the first inning and following the lead of Kaci Cassidy to a big Six Rivers East win. Pecatonica is now 4-5 in the conference and sits in fourth place, one spot ahead of Monticello (3-5).
"We didn't come to play," Monticello head coach Duane Garrison said.
The Ponies committed four errors and struggled at the plate against Cassidy, who struck out five and walked two.
"We had mental errors," Garrison said. "But I don't take anything away from Pec. Cassidy pitched well. She's had our number all year."
Ellie Gifford doubled for the Vikings and Mersadi Hilliard was 2-for-3 for Monticello. Karlie Klossner walked eight, struck out five and gave up five hits on the hill for the Ponies.
Iowa-Grant 11, Darlington 5
DARLINGTON - Cassie Steiner allowed eight earned runs in seven innings as the Redbirds fell Monday.
Amber Peters and Elle Weterman each went 2-for-4 at the plate for Darlington.
Iowa-Grant scored two runs in each of the second, third and fourth innings. The Panthers added four runs in the fifth and another in the seventh. Darlington scored two runs in the fourth and its final three in the fifth. The Redbirds also committed four errors in the field.
Oregon 12, New Glarus 1
OREGON - The Glarner Knights were out-hit and out-pitched by the Panthers Monday.
Calsea Garbe allowed 10 earned runs on 13 hits and two walks in four innings on the hill for New Glarus.
Oregon used three different pitchers including, Charnette Leikness, Ashley Marshall and Bryn Anderson. The trio combined to strike out six, walk two and allow just a single hit. New Glarus scored its only run, unearned, in the top of the fifth.
