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Annie Newman and Molly Hancock were swinging for the fences for Daviess County softball on Thursday night.
Newman swatted two home runs and a double, and Hancock added a double, a triple and a home run in DC’s 14-1 win over Muhlenberg County at Daviess County’s field.
Newman and Hancock hit back-to-back homers in the fourth inning when DC put up three runs to finish the game in five innings.
Newman, Hancock and Callie Smith bat 3-4-5 in DC’s lineup, and they combined to go 8-for-12 at the plate with Newman collecting five RBIs, Smith getting four RBIs and Hancock picking up two RBIs. Newman and Hancock were each 3-for-4 while Smith was 2-for-4. Storey Hume earned the pitching win, giving up two hits and striking out two.
Daviess County is No. 2 in Kentucky in MaxPreps and will have a 10-0-1 record heading into spring break. DC won’t play again until Friday, April 10.
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Newman swatted two home runs and a double, and Hancock added a double, a triple and a home run in DC’s 14-1 win over Muhlenberg County at Daviess County’s field.
Newman and Hancock hit back-to-back homers in the fourth inning when DC put up three runs to finish the game in five innings.
Newman, Hancock and Callie Smith bat 3-4-5 in DC’s lineup, and they combined to go 8-for-12 at the plate with Newman collecting five RBIs, Smith getting four RBIs and Hancock picking up two RBIs. Newman and Hancock were each 3-for-4 while Smith was 2-for-4. Storey Hume earned the pitching win, giving up two hits and striking out two.
Daviess County is No. 2 in Kentucky in MaxPreps and will have a 10-0-1 record heading into spring break. DC won’t play again until Friday, April 10.
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