WOODVILLE – Marlie Hargon, Olivia Navarro and Emery Cate Lewis combined to kick off a draw as Cathedral High School Lady Green Wave defeated Wilkinson County Christian Academy Lady Rams 9-0 in a game of four innings last Tuesday night.

Hargon was the winning pitcher after playing the first two innings. She struck out two batters and walked only one batter. Navarro came in and hit the side late in the third inning. Lewis threw the bottom of the fourth and pulled one out.

“I was really happy with our pitch. Marlie pitched two good innings. Olivia and EC pitched an inning each, ”Cathedral head coach Craig Beesley said.

The Lady Green Wave scored a run at the start of the first set before putting the game aside with three runs at the start of the second set and five runs at the start of the third. They had just four hits as a team, but took advantage of several bases on balls.

“We took advantage of a few walks. We got some hits when we had runners on base and that’s how we scored most of our nine points, ”Beesley said.

Hargon helped his own cause by going 1v2 with two runners produced. Kinslee Young continued his impressive batting season, going 1 to 1 with a triple and a RBI. Liza Gregg was 1 to 1 with an RBI and Lily Crum was 1 to 1.

Cathedral (6-2) hosted Centerville Academy on Thursday afternoon and looked to extend their five-game winning streak.

Cathedral 15, Tensas Academy 0 (Monday)

NATCHEZ – Tensas Academy had no response for Cathedral High School‘s Lily Crum on the mound and plate as Lady Green Wave beat the Lady Chiefs 15-0 in just three innings last Monday afternoon.

Crum played all three innings and threw a hit. Even though she walked three batters, she struck out six batters and was helped by a no-mistake defense. She helped her own cause going 2v2 with three RBIs.

“Our launchers are setting up right now. They throw a lot of strikes, ”Beesley said.

As a team, Cathedral had 10 hits and Lady Green Wave had the advantage of four errors. Kinslee Young went 2 for 2 with a double, Lauren Dunbar was 2 for 3 with three RBIs and Hannah Murray was 1-2 with two RBIs.

The Lady Green Wave started strong with four runs late in the first run. They added three points at the end of the second set and led Tensas Academy scoring eight points at the end of the third.

“I thought we had good drummers,” Beesley said. “Kinslee and Lauren are really swinging bats right now.”