05-30-03 JV

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	Sports - May 2003


	JV Lady Mustangs go undefeated


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	The JV Lady Mustangs went undefeated in their conference 8-0. Their overall record was 11-2. The players are (bottom row, left to right) Meredith Towery and Debbie Jackson. (second row, left to right) Casey Dacus, Jenny Boyle, Caro-lyn Weaver, Laura Estridge, Lindsey Smith and Calah By-num. (top row, left to right) Shenna Stansell, Nicole Baxter, Sarah Cooke, Alexis Rogers, Amanda McPherson, Jamie Manley, Donia McDonald and assistant coach Missy Michaels. Head coach Barbara Haggert not pictured. (Contributed photo)


		Published May 30, 2003

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Well, that was the case for the JV softball team at East Lincoln.

They, like their varsity team, finished undefeated in the conference with a mark of 8-0. Overall, they finished 11-2.

The team was led by strong pitching. Nicole Baxter finished 6-1 with four shutouts. More impressively, she chalked up two no-hitters. Lindsey Smith finished with a respectable mark of 3-1.

The offense was led by Sarah Cooke and Smith, as both of them finished with a .500 batting average. Baxter led the team in RBIs with nine for the year.

On the base paths Debbie Jackson was a blur as she swiped 25 stolen bases.

Jackson, a catcher, and Lindsey Smith, a shortstop garnered co-mvp awards for the year.


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