It was a tough three-game stretch for the Glenbrook Lady Apaches, losing a Friday contest before splitting a pair on Saturday.
Grant 10, Glenbrook 4
Seven proved to be the lucky number for the Grant Lady Cougars Friday as the visitors exploded for seven runs in the top of the seventh inning for a 10-4, come-from-behind win over Glenbrook’s Lady Apaches.
Glenbrook scored all their runs in the bottom of the first inning on RBI singles from Vivian Still, Hallie Harmon and Ellie Earnhardt, wrapped around an RBI when Hadley Haynes was hit by a pitch.
Peyton Kirtland earned the win for Grant, giving up 11 hits and four runs over seven innings, striking out six and walking one. Rebecca Mosley took the loss for Glenbrook.
Glenbrook had11 hits in the game with Still, Gabi Brown, and Anna Vining collecting two hits each.
Anacoco 8, Glenbrook 6
Hallie Harmon’s three-run first inning home run got Glenbrook off to a fast start Saturday, but that wasn’t enough as Anacoco’s Lady Indians outfought the Lady Apaches to take a comeback 8-6 win Saturday.
Anacoco claimed the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning on the strength of RBI singles from Ava Davis, Anna Claire Vinson and Emilee D’Amico.
Tori Haymon earned the win for Anacoco allowing six hits and three runs over five and one-third innings, striking out three and walking one. Savannah Mangrum took the loss for Glenbrook, giving up five earned runs while striking out eight and issuing two walks.
Glenbrook picked up 10 hits in the game, led by Colby Hollis with three hits in four at bats and Vivian Still’s two hits in four tries.
Glenbrook 8, Sacred Heart 6
Glenbrook jumped out to a six-run lead in the third inning Saturday, then held on to take an 8-6 win over Sacred Heart.
Glenbrook got on the board in the bottom of the first inning after a pair of Sacred Heart errors and a Chloe Gregg ground out produced a 3-0 lead.
A single by Gregg and a double by Anna Vining extended the Lady Apache lead in the third.
Rebecca Mosley earned the win for the Lady Apaches, giving up nine hits and six runs over six and one-third innings while striking out six and walking five.
Gregg and Vining each drove in two runs and Vivian Still went two-for-two at the plate to lead Glenbrook at the plate. Glenbrook didn’t commit an error in the game.
Glenbrook boys takes down West Ouachita Friday
Jackson Waller drove in five runs on two home runs and a bases loaded triple Friday to lead the Glenbrook Apaches past West Ouachita 7-2.
Waller’s triple came in the top of the seventh when the Apaches broke out of a 2-2 tie with the Chiefs with five runs to ice the game. That outburst came after West Ouachita’s Holdyn Herring produced a two-RBI single in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game.
Easton Sanders picked up the complete game win, recording 14 strikeouts while giving up four hits and walking two. Colin Thomas took the loss for West Ouachita.
Ryan Reagan collected two hits for Glenbrook in three at bats.
Herring went 1-for-2 at the plate and led the team with two runs batted in.
(Stats and info provided by GameChanger Media.)