The Western Boone softball team faced off against Lawrence North in two games, aiming to prepare for the upcoming sectional play. They lost the first game 6-5 in extra innings but bounced back to win the second game 7-1, achieving the split they were hoping for. Head coach Mike Vanderpool emphasized the importance of the competitive games in helping the team get into the right mindset for the post-season.

By the Numbers
  • The Stars lost the first game 6-5 in extra innings.
  • They won the second game 7-1.
  • Western Boone had a total of 21 hits in the two games.
State of Play
  • Western Boone is wrapping up conference play with upcoming games against Southmont and Lafayette Jefferson.
  • A win in both games against Southmont could secure the Sagamore Conference title for the Stars, a feat they haven't achieved since 2007.
What's Next

The Western Boone softball team will continue to fine-tune their skills in preparation for the sectional play, utilizing their three capable pitchers and focusing on both offense and pitching strategies to succeed in the upcoming games.

Bottom Line

The split against Lawrence North was a crucial test for Western Boone softball, providing valuable experience and confidence as they head into the post-season and chase a potential conference title, highlighting the team's resilience and readiness for upcoming challenges.