Lexi Goodwin takes off for first after bunting. The Lady Leopards defeated Chestatee 9-1; 12-1 in the first two games of the season. Photo by Justin Poole

2-0 strong open for Lady Leopards

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Justin Poole
Friday, August 20. 2010
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One week into the season and the Lady Leopards are right where they want to be – in the win column.

Opening last week against Chestatee, followed with a rematch on Tuesday, the Banks County girls are 2-0 heading into this weekend’s tournament at Stephens County.

The varsity ladies take on Prince Avenue in the first game of the tournament on Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Toccoa. Following that game, the Lady Leopards will take on the host of the tourney, the Lady Indians of Stephens County.

Returning on Saturday, Banks County first plays Lumpkin County at noon and then will face East Jackson at 5:15 p.m.

For more on the Lady Leopards, see The Banks County News.

Chestatee breakdown - varsity

Game 1: BCHS 9 vs Chestatee 1
Kennedy: 2-2, 2 singles, 2 stolen bases; run
Franklin: 1-2, double, sac fly, RBI; run
Harris: 1-2, double, walk, RBI; 2 runs
Goodwin: 1-1, single, sac bunt, walk, RBI, run
Cox: 1-2, single, sac bunt, stolen base; run
Holloway: 1-3, single, stolen base
Denton: 1-1, single
Pitching:
Rogers: win, 4 inn, 0 hits, 0 walk, 1 K
Purvis: 1 inn, 2 hit, 0 walk, 1 K, 1 earned run
- - -
Game 2: BCHS 12 vs Chestatee 1
Franklin: 1-3, inside HR, walk, HBP, 3 RBI, 2 runs
Kennedy: 2-4, 2 singles, sac bunt, stolen base,
2 RBIs, run
Pickens: 2-4, 2 singles, walk, 2 RBIs
Holloway: 1-2, single, walk, stolen base, run
Goodwin: 2-5, 2 singles, 2 RBIs
Rogers: 2-2, 2 singles, RBI, run
Purvis: 1-3, single, run
Cox: walk, run
Warner: 3 walks, run
Harris: walk, RBI, 2 runs
Denton: walk, run
Elliott: walk
Pitching:
Rogers: win, 4 inn, 0 hits, 0 walk, 5 Ks
Purvis: 3 inn, 1 hit, 0 walk, 3 Ks, 1 unearned run


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