The Marshall County Tigerettes suffered their third defeat in four games Thursday, Sept. 18, when they dropped a 6-0 decision at home to District leader Page (7-1, 4-0 District), who had outscored their previous three league opponents 31-1. Coming off a tough 2-1 road loss to Middle Tennessee Christian two days earlier, the Tigerettes (3-4-1, 2-4-1 District) turned in a spirited effort in the first half against the Lady Patriots and battled Page to a scoreless draw through the first thirty-three minutes of play.. ...
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The Marshall County Tigerettes suffered their third defeat in four games Thursday, Sept. 18, when they dropped a 6-0 decision at home to District leader Page (7-1, 4-0 District), who had outscored their previous three league opponents 31-1.
Coming off a tough 2-1 road loss to Middle Tennessee Christian two days earlier, the Tigerettes (3-4-1, 2-4-1 District) turned in a spirited effort in the first half against the Lady Patriots and battled Page to a scoreless draw through the first thirty-three minutes of play.
For the full story, see Wednesday's Tribune.
