It's never over till it's over. The Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (10-7) spoiled Senior Night for the Marshall County Tigerettes on Monday evening when they rallied from a late five-run deficit to defeat MCHS 10-6 in eight innings at Reese Hambrick Field. Although Cornersville had beaten Marshall County 3-0 in their previous encounter on March 28, the Tigerettes (8-10) came into Monday's contest riding a six-game winning streak and built a 6-1 lead through the first five innings of play. more

On Wednesday night, the Marshall County Tigers missed a chance to move into a tie for the top spot in the District 12-AA standings when they lost 17-6 in six innings to the first place Spring Hill Raiders at home. The Tigers (14-6, 4-4 District) held a 3-1 lead through the first four innings of play, but fell apart down the stretch, as the Raiders (13-10, 6-2 District) outscored MCHS 16-3 over the next two frames to salvage a split in the season series. more

Because of unplayable field conditions in Fayetteville, the Tigers agreed to play the second game of the home and away series with Forrest in Chapel Hill Tuesday night and the Rockets continued their torrid offensive output, run-ruling Fayetteville 12-1 in six innings. "We have been hitting the ball lately and we continued to do so," said Forrest head coach Chris Parker. "Fayetteville has some good athletes, we just put the bat on it a few more times than they did." more

The Forrest Lady Rockets continued their longtime dominance over Cascade on the softball diamond, beating the Lady Champions 7-1 Wednesday night at the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill for their 40th win in 41 tries over the Wartrace girls, dating back to 2002. Forrest had a little bit of early rust as they gave up an unearned run in the first inning before exploding at the plate in the bottom of the frame when Forrest starting hurler Katie Warrick and Samantha King belted two-out, back-to-back home runs. more

Staff ace David Looney helped Cornersville move closer to claiming the District 11-A regular season title on Wednesday afternoon, as he tossed a two-hit shutout to lead the first place Bulldogs to a 6-0 win over the Richland Raiders at home. Cornersville (12-8, 8-1 District) held a just a 1-0 lead through the first five innings of play, but busted the game wide open by crossing home plate five times in the bottom of the sixth en route to claiming their second straight win over Richland (10-12, 6-5 District). more

On Thursday, the Cornersville Bulldogs (11-7) lost their second straight game when they dropped a 10-6 decision to the Loretto Mustangs (9-8) at home. The two teams were locked in a 4-4 tie through the first three innings of play, but the Mustangs erupted for six runs in the top of the fourth to grab a 10-4 lead before fending off a late rally attempt by the Bulldogs. more

Lincoln County (11-13) salvaged a split of the regular season series with the Marshall County Tigers (13-5) by defeating MCHS 5-2 in six innings on Friday night at Joe George Field. The Tigers had beaten the Falcons 7-3 in their previous encounter on March 15 and held a 1-0 lead through the first two innings of play in Friday's contest, but Lincoln County outscored MCHS 5-1 over the next four frames to seize a 5-2 advantage before the game was called in the bottom of the sixth due to heavy thunderstorms. more

Columbia Central (8-14) completed the season sweep of Cornersville on Friday night when they defeated the Lady Bulldogs 6-3 at CHS. Having dropped a 7-6 decision to the Lady Lions in their last encounter on March 24, the Lady Bulldogs (7-6) battled Columbia to a 3-3 tie through the first six innings of play. more

The Forrest Lady Rockets turned in a solid showing last weekend at the Raptor Classic in Brentwood, going 2-2 with a pair of run-rule wins over CPA and Page, while losing two one run games to Waverly Central and Creekwood. Forrest opened up pool play Friday night, thrashing CPA 10-0 before taking on Class AA Waverly Central in game two. The District 11-AA Lady Tigers jumped out to an early 3-0 lead before a pair of base hits by Jordan Yelensky and Kiyoko Puca set up a three-run homerun by Katie Warrick, tying the game at 3. more

On Thursday, the Marshall County Tigerettes (6-9, 3-4 District) reeled off their fourth straight victory when they traveled to Franklin and pummeled the Page Lady Patriots 11-1 in five innings. Marshall County held a 2-1 lead through the first two innings of play, but they saw their bats catch fire and outscored Page 9-0 over the next three frames to bring the mercy rule into effect. more

The Forrest Rockets continued their torrid streak over the weekend, beating Collinwood, Huntington, and Perry County to complete the sweep of the County Border Battle in Chapel Hill. The Rockets came into the tournament on a high note, winning nine out of their last 10 ballgames and they needed some late game heroics versus Collinwood on Friday to keep the hot streak alive. more

The Marshall County Tigers kept themselves in the hunt for the top seed in the upcoming District 12-AA tournament by going on the road and defeating the first place Spring Hill Raiders 9-5 on Monday afternoon. Spring Hill (12-10, 5-2 District) held a 4-2 lead through the first five innings of play, but the Tigers (14-5, 4-3 District) came roaring back in the top of the sixth and exploded for seven runs in the frame to seize a 9-4 advantage before taking home the victory. more

he Forrest Rockets pulled out the heavy lumber Monday versus Fayetteville, banging out 14 hits in five innings of work that resulted in a 14-3 run-rule win over the Tigers. "Ever since the Huntland series, we have tried to make it a focus to get better offensive and we are doing that, hitting the baseball, but we have to get a little better stealing and bunting, but yes we are hitting the ball good right now," said Forrest head coach Chris Parker. more

The Forrest Lady Rockets sent to bat all 23 players in uniform during their 15-0 four-inning, run-rule win over Middle Tennessee Christian School Tuesday night at the Field of Dreams in Chapel Hill. After the starting nine varsity players tacked nine runs on the board in the bottom of the first inning, Cheatham inserted the remainder of her squad, including 10 recently called up eighth-graders, who continued the offensive onslaught in the victory... more

The LMS Tigers travelled to Chapel Hill on Tuesday night and jumped out to an early lead before riding starting pitcher Nathan Derryberry to the finish in an 8-1 win over the Rockets. Derryberry scattered four hits and gave up zero earned runs in five innings of work, while striking out three and walking two FMS batters. more

The Cornersville Bulldogs picked up an important win in the race for first place in the District 11-A standings on Tuesday when they defeated second place Columbia Academy 8-4 on the road in the first game of a doubleheader. After building a 3-1 lead through the first three innings of play, the first place Bulldogs (11-5, 7-0 District) scored five more runs over the next four frames to forge an 8-1 advantage before holding off a Columbia Academy rally attempt in the bottom of the seventh. more

A pair of rainouts earlier in the week was unable to wash away the Marshall County Tigerettes' recent momentum, as they won their third straight game on Wednesday afternoon by defeating the Columbia Central Lady Lions 3-0 on the road. Having allowed just one run in her last two outings, Tigerette starting pitcher Jacey Perryman turned in another strong performance in the circle and yielded just six hits and two walks in seven scoreless innings of work to record her second shutout of the season. more

On Wednesday afternoon, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs (7-4, 4-2 District) recorded their third straight blowout victory when they went on the road and whipped Santa Fe 12-0 in five innings to complete the season sweep of the Lady Wildcats. Bolstered by a five-run fifth inning, the Lady Bulldogs pounded out 14 hits against two Santa pitchers to go along with four walks and three Lady Wildcat errors. more