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last year they seemed tospend more time in thetraining room than on thefield.

Ravaged by injuries,U of L scrambled to finish38-20 and reach the NCAATournament. Among thewounded were utility play-er Jordan Trimble (brokenankle), left-hander ToriCollins (stress fracture inher ribs) and Leonard. Nowhealthier, the Cardinals arehaving a historic season.

“I don’t think anythingis ever given to you,” Col-lins said. “You have to workfor everything you get.Last season was a struggle.We persevered very well.This is the tightest of anyteam I’ve been on. We’reabsolutely family. We cancry on each other’s shoul-ders. We love each other.That why we can play sowell together.”

Pearsall, who startedthe program in 2000, mighthave her best team ever.The Cards scored their big-gest victory of the seasonthree weeks ago by beatingNo. 14 Michigan 2-1. Unlikelast season, when injuriesreduced them to a one-woman pitching staff attimes, they have depth.

Collins (13-0, 1.10 ERA)leads the team in victoriesand strikeouts (104). Leon-ard leads the Big East inlowest batting average al-lowed (.134). Caralisa Con-nell is 9-0 with a 1.49 ERAfor a staff that is eighth inDivision I in ERA (1.13).

Pearsall has 10 playerswith at least one home run.The team entered thisweek 10th nationally in bat-ting average (.341) andfirst in triples per game(0.41). Senior Kristin Aus-tin was second with six tri-

ples, and her home rungave the Cardinals a 1-0victory at Kentucky onWednesday.

Dominant as they havebeen, the Cards have ninecome-from-behind wins.

“You can go the firstcouple of weeks and notlose a game,” Pearsall said.“A lot of teams do that. Wehave confidence that evenif we’re behind that some-how we’ll pull it out. We’llfind a way to get it done.We’ve been scrappyenough to make that hap-pen.”

One player who definesscrappy is Leonard, whomissed most of the previ-ous three seasons.

She first was injured asa high school senior duringa strength and agility drill.She returned for the statefinals but reinjured herright knee as a U of Lfreshman on a pickoff playin an April game againstSyracuse. Last season theteam’s No. 2 starter hurther left knee in the fourthgame while covering a playat the plate in Texas.

Through all that, Leon-ard never lost her opti-mism.

“I knew one day I’d beable to get back on the fieldand help the team,” shesaid. “But it’s been a proc-ess mentally and physical-ly. I’m very grateful to beout there again.”

Trimble said Leonard’sattitude had an effect onher.

“She keeps us positive,period,” the Manual HighSchool graduate said.“Through her injuries, shekeeps coming back. Shekeeps us going. It’s greathaving her back.”

U of L won its last BigEast regular-season cham-pionship in 2006 and its lastconference tournament in2007. The Cardinals werepicked fourth in theleague’s preseason poll be-hind DePaul, Syracuse andNotre Dame.

“If we keep pushingeach other, the sky’s thelimit,” Austin said.

Michael Grant can bereached at (502) 582-4069.

“We have confidence that even if we’re behind that somehow we’ll pull it out,” saidSandy Pearsall, the only coach U of L has had. “We’ll find a way to get it done.”

SOFTBALL: Cardinals perfect so farContinued from Page C1

Sophomore Chelsea Leonard (6.0, 0.79 ERA) has ovecomethree knee surgeries. U OF L PHOTOS BY MICHELLE HUTCHINS

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BASEBALLAmerican League

East W L Pct GBBaltimore 0 0 .000 —Boston 0 0 .000 —New York 0 0 .000 —Tam. Bay 0 0 .000 —Toronto 0 0 .000 —Central W L Pct GBChicago 0 0 .000 —Cleveland 0 0 .000 —Detroit 0 0 .000 —Kan. City 0 0 .000 —Minnsta 0 0 .000 —West W L Pct GBSeattle 1 1 .500 —Oakland 1 1 .500 —Texas 0 0 .000 —Los Ang. 0 0 .000 —

Thursday, April 5Boston at Detroit, 1:05Toronto at Cleveland, 3:05

Friday, April 6Chicago at Texas, 2:05Minnesota at Baltimore, 3:05N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 3:10Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 10:05Seattle at Oakland, 10:07

National LeagueWednesday, April 4

St. Louis at Miami, 7:05Thursday, April 5

Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 1:10Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:35Washington at Chicago, 2:20Miami at Cincinnati, 4:05L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 7:05

Friday, April 6St. Louis at Milwaukee, 4:10Colorado at Houston, 7:05San Francisco at Arizona, 7:10L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:05

Spring trainingFriday’s games

St. Louis 4, N.Y. Mets 3Minnesota (ss) 4, Toronto 1Boston 9, Minnesota (ss) 7Pittsburgh 3, Tampa Bay 3, tieDetroit 6, Baltimore 3L.A. Angels 9, Arizona 2Milwaukee 9, L.A. Dodgers (ss) 4L.A. Dodgers (ss) 6, Chi. Cubs 3Cincinnati 6, Cleveland 5Atlanta (ss) 3, Houston (ss) 1Washington 3, Miami 2Houston (ss) 5, Atlanta (ss) 1N.Y. Yankees 13, Philadelphia 9Kan. City 7, Ch. White Sox 2San Francisco vs. San DiegoTexas vs. Colorado

Saturday’s gamesToronto vs. Philadelphia at

Clearwater, Fla., 1:05Pittsburgh (ss) vs. Minnesota at

Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh (ss) at

Bradenton, Fla., 1:05St. Louis vs. Washington at Vie-

ra, Fla., 1:05Detroit vs. Atlanta at Kissim-

mee, Fla., 1:05N.Y. Yankees vs. Houston at Kis-

simmee, Fla., 1:05Boston vs. Tampa Bay at Port

Charlotte, Fla., 1:05N.Y. Mets vs. Miami at Jupiter,

Fla., 1:05Milwaukee vs. San Diego (ss) at

Peoria, Ariz., 3:05Arizona (ss) vs. Kansas City at

Surprise, Ariz., 4:05L.A. Angels vs. Chicago Cubs at

Mesa, Ariz., 4:05Colorado vs. Chicago White

Sox at Glendale, Ariz., 4:05L.A. Dodgers vs. Arizona (ss) at

Scottsdale, Ariz., 4:10Cincinnati vs. San Francisco at

Scottsdale, Ariz., 6:05San Diego (ss) vs. Seattle at Pe-

oria, Ariz., 9:05Texas vs. Cleveland at Good-

year, Ariz., 10:05

COLLEGEBASKETBALL

MenNCAA TOURNAMENT

FINAL FOURNew Orleans

National SemifinalsSaturday

Kentucky (36-2) vs. Louisville(30-9), 6:09

Ohio State (31-7) vs. Kansas(31-6), 40 minutes following firstgame

National ChampionshipMonday

Semifinal winners, 9 p.m.College Basketball Invit.

Championship Series(Best of three)

FridayPittsburgh 71, Washington

State 65,Pittsburgh wins title 2-1Women

NCAA TOURNAMENTFINAL FOUR

DenverNational Semifinals

SundayNotre Dame (34-3) vs. UConn

(33-4), 6:30Baylor (38-0) vs. Stanford

(35-1), 9National Championship

TuesdaySemifinal winners, 8:30 p.m.

Women’s NITChampionship

SaturdayJames Madison (29-7) vs. Okla-

homa State (21-12), 3

GOLFPGA Tour

Shell Houston OpenFriday at Humble, TexasPartial Second Round

Brian Davis 68-65-133Louis Oosthuizen 67-66-133Tommy Gainey 68-67-135Greg Owen 66-69-135Phil Mickelson 65-70-135J.B. Holmes 68-67-135John Huh 66-70-136Jonas Blixt 70-66-136Brandt Jobe 68-69-137John Senden 72-65-137Henrik Stenson 69-68-137Kyle Reifers 68-69-137Harris English 69-68-137Blake Adams 67-71-138Hunter Haas 73-65-138Erik Compton 71-67-138Cam. Tringale 69-70-139Ernie Els 70-69-139Lucas Glover 73-66-139Jeff Overton 69-70-139Tommy Biershenk 72-67-139Brendon de Jonge 70-70-140Joe Ogilvie 71-69-140Robert Allenby 72-68-140Fred Couples 67-73-140Bryce Molder 70-70-140Bill Lunde 69-71-140Roberto Castro 71-69-140Jason Bohn 69-72-141Kris Blanks 69-72-141D. Summerhays 72-69-141Mark Anderson 71-70-141Tim Herron 74-68-142Kevin Stadler 73-69-142Jimmy Walker 72-70-142Troy Matteson 73-69-142Duffy Waldorf 71-71-142Mathew Goggin 70-72-142Kyle Stanley 73-69-142Charley Hoffman 74-68-142Pad. Harrington 69-73-142Rod Pampling 73-69-142Colt Knost 69-73-142William McGirt 70-72-142Ted Potter, Jr. 74-68-142Shawn Stefani 71-71-142D.J. Trahan 74-69-143Charl Schwartzel 69-74-143Russell Knox 72-71-143Darren Clarke 72-71-143Camilo Villegas 71-72-143Arjun Atwal 73-70-143Martin Flores 72-71-143Richard H. Lee 70-73-143Heath Slocum 74-70-144Tom Pernice Jr. 74-70-144Gavin Coles 72-72-144Peter Hanson 71-73-144Bobby Gates 74-70-144Ben Curtis 71-74-145David Hearn 71-74-145Kevin Kisner 72-73-145Ryuji Imada 71-75-146Aaron Baddeley 74-72-146John Rollins 75-71-146J.J. Henry 73-73-146J.J. Killeen 75-71-146Harrison Frazar 72-76-148Billy Hurley III 72-82-154Lonny Alexander 82-78-160

LPGA TourNabisco Championship

Friday at Rancho MirageSecond Round

(a-amateur)Yani Tseng 68-68-136Haeji Kang 69-68-137Sun Young Yoo 69-69-138Lindsey Wright 67-71-138Na Yeon Choi 72-67-139Karin Sjodin 72-67-139Se Ri Pak 70-69-139Eun-Hee Ji 71-69-140Momoko Ueda 71-69-140Vicky Hurst 70-70-140I.K. Kim 70-70-140Amy Yang 66-74-140Maria Hjorth 73-68-141Cristie Kerr 71-70-141Hee Kyung Seo 69-72-141Shanshan Feng 72-70-142Ha-Neul Kim 71-71-142Nicole Castrale 69-73-142Paula Creamer 69-73-142Jodi Ewart 69-73-142Katherine Hull 69-73-142Christina Kim 74-69-143Mi Jung Hur 73-70-143Jennifer Johnson 72-71-143Hee Young Park 72-71-143Jiyai Shin 72-71-143Jennifer Song 72-71-143Angela Stanford 72-71-143Sandra Gal 71-72-143Ai Miyazato 71-72-143Por. Phatlum 71-72-143Karrie Webb 71-72-143Diana Luna 76-68-144Catriona Matthew 74-70-144Heather Young 74-70-144Mina Harigae 73-71-144Cindy LaCrosse 73-71-144Katie Futcher 72-72-144Lexi Thompson 72-72-144a-A. Jutanugarn 71-73-144Hee-Won Han 70-74-144Stacy Lewis 74-71-145Azahara Munoz 73-72-145Karen Stupples 73-72-145Inbee Park 71-74-145Julieta Granada 70-75-145Candie Kung 70-75-145Leta Lindley 76-70-146Lizette Salas 76-70-146Car. Hedwall 74-72-146Mo Martin 74-72-146Ji Young Oh 74-72-146Karine Icher 73-73-146Reilley Rankin 73-73-146Chella Choi 72-74-146Suzann Pettersen 72-74-146Sarah Kemp 71-75-146Cydney Clanton 70-76-146a-Austin Ernst 77-70-147Melissa Reid 77-70-147Natalie Gulbis 76-71-147Dewi Schreefel 75-72-147Christel Boeljon 74-73-147Lorie Kane 74-73-147Ji-Hee Lee 74-73-147Morgan Pressel 73-74-147Kris Tamulis 72-75-147Wendy Ward 71-76-147Caroline Masson 79-69-148Seon Hwa Lee 76-72-148Becky Morgan 76-72-148Yukari Baba 75-73-148A. Blumenherst 75-73-148Pat Hurst 75-73-148Alena Sharp 75-73-148Kyeong Bae 74-74-148Brittany Lang 74-74-148Anna Nordqvist 74-74-148So Yeon Ryu 74-74-148Beatriz Recari 72-76-148a-Jaye Green 71-77-148a-Charley Hull 71-77-148

Failed to QualifyJessica Korda 76-73-149Jenny Shin 75-74-149Janice Moodie 73-76-149Jimin Kang 72-77-149Hyun-Hwa Sim 77-73-150Amy Hung 76-74-150Kristy McPherson 76-74-150Lee-Anne Pace 75-75-150Alison Walshe 75-75-150S. Prammanasudh 74-76-150

European TourSicilian Open

Friday at Sciacca, SicilySecond Round

Peter Lawrie 64-72-136Jamie Donaldson 65-71-136David Lynn 67-69-136Pelle Edgerg 70-66-136Maarten Lafeber 68-68-136Simon Wakefield 69-67-136Throbjorn Olsen 68-69-137Sam Hutsby 67-70-137Garth Mulroy 70-67-137Julien Guerrier 68-69-137Soren Kjeldsen 65-72-137Shane Lowry 67-70-137Richard Green 67-70-137Rich Beem 69-69-138Richard McEvoy 68-70-138Nicolas Colsaerts 67-71-138Michael Jonzon 69-69-138Bernd Wiesberger 67-71-138Alessandro Tadini 71-67-138Chris Wood 67-71-138Tano Goya 65-73-138Victor Riu 66-72-138John Daly 71-67-138Robert Coles 69-69-138Victor Dubuisson 71-67-138

SOCCERMLS

EASTERN CONFERENCEW L T Pts

Kan. City 3 0 0 9Houston 2 1 0 6Chicago 1 0 1 4D.C. 1 2 1 4New York 1 2 0 3Columbus 1 1 0 3New England 1 2 0 3Montreal 0 2 1 1Philadelphia 0 3 0 0Toronto FC 0 2 0 0

WESTERN CONFERENCEW L T Pts

Vancouver 2 0 1 7Seattle 2 0 0 6Salt Lake 2 1 0 6San Jose 2 1 0 6Colorado 2 1 0 6Portland 1 1 1 4FC Dallas 1 2 1 4Los Angeles 1 1 0 3Chivas USA 1 2 0 3

Friday’s gameD.C. United 4, FC Dallas 1

Saturday’s gamesColumbus at Toronto FC, 2Montreal at New York, 4Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7San Jose at Seattle FC, 10Salt Lake at Portland, 10New England at Los Angeles, 11

THE LINEGlantz-CulverMen’s basketball

NCAA TournamentFINAL FOUR

SaturdayAt New Orleans

Favorite......... Line...........UnderdogKentucky ....... ..81⁄2............LouisvilleOhio State..... ..21⁄2............... Kansas

Copyright 2012 World Fea-tures Syndicate, Inc.

THIS DATE1909 — Baseball’s National

Commission rules that playerswho jump contracts will be sus-pended for five years. Playersjoining outlaw organizations willbe suspended for three years aspunishment for going outside or-ganized baseball.1961 — The Pacific Coast

League’s proposal to use a des-ignated hitter for the pitcher isrejected by the ProfessionalBaseball Rules Committee by avote of 8-1.1968 — The American

League’s new franchise in Seat-tle chooses Pilots as its nick-name.1973 — Ken Norton scores a

stunning upset by winning a 12-round split decision over Mu-hammad Ali to win the NABFheavyweight title. Norton, a 5-1underdog, breaks Ali’s jaw in thefirst round.1975 — UCLA beats Kentucky

92-85 for its 10th NCAA basket-ball title under head coach JohnWooden.Wooden finishes with a620-147 career record after an-nouncing his retirement twodays earlier.1980 — Mike Weaver knocks

out John Tate in the 15th roundto win the WBA heavyweight ti-tle in Knoxville, Tenn.1985 — Old Dominion beats

Georgia 70-65 for the women’sNCAA basketball championship.1986 — Freshman center Per-

vis Ellison hits two free throwswith 27 seconds left to sealLouisville’s 72-69 victory overDuke in the NCAA final.

COLLEGE SPORTSBaseball

Iowa ........200 302 000 - 7 14 1Indiana...303 010 30x - 10 10 0

WP - Hoffman (2-1). LP - Hippen(2-3). 2B - Zeise, Flanagan,Goodman (Iowa), Schwarber,Basil, DeMuth (IU). HR - Schwar-ber, Travis, Basil (IU). Records -Iowa 9-13, Indiana 11-15.Villanova....010 000 000 - 1 1 1Louisville201 030 60x - 12 13 1

WP - Amlung (5-2). LP - Helisek(2-3). 2B - Lucas, Snyder (UL). HR- Wasserman (UL). Records - Vil-lanova 14-13, Louisville 19-7

Others scoresE. Kentucky 8, SIUE 1N. Kentucky 12, So. Indiana 5Grove City 16, Thomas More 11Asbury 12, Berea 3Asbury 6, Berea 5Cumberlands 5, Rio Grande 3Shawnee St. 23, Pikeville 0Union, Ky. 5, Point 0Hanover 4, Mt. St. Joseph 3Jacksonvle St. 8, Morehead St. 3Lind. Wilson 4, Campbellsville 2Tenn. Tech 6, Murray St. 1Ark.-Little Rock 3, W. Kentucky 1Alice Lloyd 5, IU Southeast 4IU Southeast 6, Alice Lloyd 1

SoftballKentucky .......003 001 1 - 5 9 1Tennessee.....100 002 0 - 3 8 3

WP - Weaver (2-3). LP - Renfroe(18-2). 2B - Dill, Carroll (UK). 3B -Dill (UK), Chavanne (T). HR - Car-roll (UK). Records - Kentucky 16-17, Tennessee 25-8.

Women’s tennisSo. Indiana 5, Bellarmine 4Singles: 1. Rebecca Porter (B)

d. Lindsey White 6-0, 6-1; 2. Mor-gan Coquerille (USI) d. EvannWaschuk 7-6 (1), 6-4; 3. EllenaStumpf (USI) d. Emily Roebker7-5, 6-2; 4. Jamie Claeys (B) d.Logan Ackerman 0-6, 6-4, 6-1; 5.Stephanie Smith (USI) d. Han-nah-Rose Hagan 6-2, 7-5; 6. Abi-gail Dorton (B) d. Alyssa Hoover7-6 (2), 5-7, 10-6

Doubles: 1. Stompf and White(USI) d. Porter and Waschuk 8-6;2. Smith and Coquerille (USI) d.Claeys and Roebker 9-7; 3. KellyHollingsworth and Hagan (B) d.Shannon Joyce and Ackerman8-3.

ROLL CALLBASEBALL

COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE— Suspended free agent minorleague LHP Lary Vasquez 50games after testing positive formetabolites of Stanozolol in vio-lation of the Minor League DrugPrevention and Treatment Pro-gram, effective upon signingwith a major league organiza-tion.

American LeagueNEW YORK YANKEES — Re-

leased INF Russell Branyan fromhis minor league contract, thenre-signed him to a new minorleague contract. Assigned CCraig Tatum outright to Scran-ton/Wilkes-Barre (IL).

National LeagueATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed

to terms with RHP Livan Hernan-dez on a one-year contract.

HOUSTON ASTROS — Re-leased RHP Livan Hernandez.

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS —Released INF Mike Fontenot.Placed 2B Freddy Sanchez, RHPRyan Vogelsong, LHP Eric Sur-kamp and LHP Dan Runzler onthe 15-day DL; Sanchez, Sur-kamp and Runzler retroactive toMarch 26, and Vogelsong toMarch 27.

HOCKEYNHL

EASTERN CONFERENCEAtlantic Division

W L OT Ptsx-N.Y. Rngrs 50 21 7 107x-Pittsburgh 48 24 6 102x-Phila. 45 24 8 98New Jersey 44 28 6 94N.Y. Islanders 33 33 11 77

Northeast DivisionW L OT Pts

x-Boston 45 28 4 94Ottawa 39 28 10 88Buffalo 38 30 10 86Toronto 33 36 9 75Montreal 29 35 14 72

Southeast DivisionW L OT Pts

Florida 37 25 16 90Washington 39 31 8 86Winnipeg 36 34 8 80Carolina 31 31 16 78Tampa Bay 35 35 7 77

WESTERN CONFERENCECentral Division

W L OT Ptsx-St. Louis 48 20 10 106x-Nashville 45 25 8 98x-Detroit 46 27 5 97Chicago 43 26 9 95Columbus 26 45 7 59

Northwest DivisionW L OT Pts

y-Vancouver 47 21 9 103Colorado 41 33 6 88Calgary 35 29 15 85Minnesota 32 35 10 74Edmonton 31 37 9 71

Pacific DivisionW L OT Pts

Dallas 42 30 5 89Phoenix 38 27 13 89Los Angeles 38 27 12 88San Jose 39 29 10 88Anaheim 33 33 11 77

x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched division

Thursday’s gamesWashington 3, Boston 2, SOPhiladelphia 7, Toronto 1New Jersey 6, Tampa Bay 4N.Y. Islanders 5, Pittsburgh 3Minnesota 3, Florida 2, OTChicago 4, St. Louis 3, SOPhoenix 2, San Jose 0

Friday’s gamesWinnipeg 4, Carolina 3, OTColumbus 4, Florida 1N.Y. Rangers 4, Montreal 1Pittsburgh 5, Buffalo 3Nashville 4, Detroit 1Colorado 4, Calgary 1Los Angeles at EdmontonDallas at Vancouver

Saturday’s gamesBoston at N.Y. Islanders, 1Ottawa at Philadelphia, 1Buffalo at Toronto, 7Montreal at Washington, 7New Jersey at Carolina, 7Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 7Columbus at St. Louis, 8Chicago at Nashville, 8Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8Anaheim at Phoenix, 9Calgary at Vancouver, 10Dallas at San Jose, 10:30

Sunday’s gamesPhila. at Pittsburgh, 12:30Ottawa at N.Y. Islanders, 3Florida at Detroit, 4Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7Minnesota at Chicago, 7Edmonton at Anaheim, 8

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HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS

BaseballWhitefield .....113 126 - 14 11 0Waggener .......000 200 - 2 5 4

WP - Smith (1-0). LP - Rudolph(0-2). 2B - Miller (WAG), Smith(WHI),Keeton (WHI). 3B - Keeton(WHI). Records - WhitefieldAcademy 4-4, Waggener 2-5.Eastern .000 010 001 3 - 5 11 0N. Bullitt.100 000 001 0 - 2 2 1

WP - M.Davis (2-0).LP - Hutchi-son (2-1). 2B - Hutchison (NB),King (NB), Gastinger (E) 2,Schuette (E), Cecil (E). Records -Eastern 8-2, North Bullitt 5-3.Southern......020 300 0 - 5 3 2Floyd Cent.030 106 x - 10 15 5

WP - Sipes. LP - Tucker. 2B -DeSpain (FC), Snodgrass (FC),Neafus (FC), Bry. Smith (FC). 3B -DeSpain (FC).Records - Southern3-7, Floyd Central 1-0.C. Hardin ......000 120 0 - 3 5 1Bullitt East 203 220 x - 9 10 0

WP - Recktenwald (2-0). LP -Krup (1-1). 2B - Westerfield (CH),Ching (BE), Wood (BE), Gonzalez(BE).HR - Harrington (CH), Wood(BE), Howell (BE). Records - Cen-tral Hardin 5-2, Bullitt East 6-1.Franklin Co. Spring Break

ClassicTrinity .......103 001 02 - 7 10 2Franklin Co. 002 02010 - 5112

WP - Pritchett (1-1). LP - Cump-ston (1-1). 2B - Dageforde (T),Bohnert (T), Redmon (FC),Brownlee (FC). HR - Dageforde(T). Records - Trinity 3-3, FranklinCounty 7-2.St. Xavier..... 200 100 0 - 3 5 2Ryle............... 000 010 0 - 1 4 0

WP - Melchior. LP - Downs. 2B -Clemons (X).HR - Willinger 2 (X).

Thursday’s gameAtherton.......000 000 0 - 0 2 1Seneca...........001 000 x - 1 5 0

WP - Fowler (1-1). LP - White(0-1). Records - Atherton 2-4,Seneca 2-5.

SoftballSouthern ..........238 2 - 15 14 1Collegiate.............000 1 - 1 0 1

WP - Metcalf (1-0). LP - Norris(1-1). 3B - Cowley (S). Records -Southern 1-0, Collegiate 3-3.Western..............000 01 - 1 3 5Fairdale........(10)00 3x - 13 8 1

WP - Hatcher (5-1). LP - Smith(0-3). 2B - Lundy (F). HR - N. Ke-own (F) 3.Records - Western 0-3,Fairdale 6-1.Meade Co. ... 101 000 0 - 2 4 0Butler.......... 013 010 x - 5 10 0

WP - B. Bell (1-3). LP - Logsdon(2-3).2B - Ellis (B),B.Bell (B).HR -Nikolao (MC), Evans (B). Records- Meade County 4-3, Butler 3-4.LaRue Co. .....200 000 0 - 2 3 3Sacred Heart016 200 x - 9 12 2

WP - Wietharn (1-0). LP -Svaggs (2-4). 2B - Cruse (LC),Gardner (LC), Nusbaum (SH) 2,Sawyer (SH), Woosley (SH), Gay-heart (SH). 3B - Nusbaum (SH).Records - LaRue County 5-7, Sa-cred Heart 6-3.Oldham Co.....032 57 - 17 15 0Fern Creek.........010 02 - 3 5 4

WP - Leanhart (3-4). LP - Wil-liams (2-0). 2B - Bibb (FC), Shutlz(FC), Rigdon (OC), Lopesilver(OC), Filcox (OC, Chisholm (OC).

Ballard InvitationalBallard................330 4 - 4 10 0Paul Dunbar ........000 0 - 0 1 4

WP - Wiseman (3-0). LP - Nor-ton (2-6).2B - Gray (B),McCreery(B), Wise (B). 3B - Adell (B), Wise(B). Records - Ballard 6-0, PaulDunbar 2-6.

Thursday's gameManual .........000 300 0 - 3 4 9Ballard ..........105 030 x - 9 9 0

WP - Wiseman (2-0). LP - Bren-tlinger (4-3). 2B - Mitchell (M),Magnuson (M), Wise (B). 3B -Hull (B) 2. Records - Manual 4-3,Ballard 5-0.

Boys’ tennisS. OLDHAM 4, COLLEGIATE 1Singles: 1. Jordan Pitts (SO) d.

Fitz Mullins 6-3, 6-1; 2. StevenMayborg (SO) d. Sidak Grenal6-4, 6-4; 3. William Reed (SO) d.Brandon Carney 6-2, 6-1.

Doubles: 1. Cameron Mountand Aaron Amburgey (SO) d.Charlie Schubert and MichaelConnoly 6-3,6-1;2. Ian Slaughterand Kennedy Kommor (C) d. SamBrewer and Dawson Dezehertny6-1, 6-2.

Thursday’s matchBROWN 1, BUTLER 0

Doubles: 1. Blair Jupin and Ni-gel Brown d. Joe Newsome andDesmond Anderson 4-6, 7-5,10-5.

Girls’ tennisBULLITT C. 2, WHITEFIELD 2Singles: 1. Victoria Ross (WA)

d. McKenzie Luttrell 6-2, 6-3; 2.Emily Jacobson (WA) d. JoannaTinnell 7-5, 6-3.

Doubles: 1. Kylee Creason andCourtney Craddock (BC) d. TarynCipkowski and Tori Hildreth 6-4,6-2; 2. Megan Tetry and MacyBus (BC) d. Brittany Brumbackand Cara Dillard 6-2, 6-1.

Previously unreportedCAL 4, COLLEGIATE 1

Singles: 1. Ellie Gerlach (CAL)d. Alexis Austin 6-0, 6-1; 2. AnneSchmelzer (COL) d. Nicole Karr4-6, 7-6, 1-0 (8); 3. Jenna Knott(CAL) d. Simran Nanda 6-3, 6-3.

Doubles: 1. Haley Rose andGrace Jennings (CAL) d. HannahWatene and Michelle Kommor6-1, 6-1; 2. Kirsten Soldan andGabby D’Aniello (CAL) d. SatokoTakahara and Madison Thomp-son 6-0, 6-0.

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