Asher freshman Karley King reaches for the catch at third base during the second inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6. The Lady Indians won the quarterfinals with Big Pasture, 4-3, and the semifinals against Lookeba-Sickles, 5-0, before falling to Leedey, 10-12. They end their season as the state runner-up, with a record of 28-9.
Asher freshman Amaya McFerran claps after hitting a double during the fifth inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6.
The Asher Lady Indians, with their managers and coaches, pose with the Class B State Slow Pitch Tournament Runner-Up trophy, after winning two games and losing one at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6. They end their season with a record of 28-9.
Asher sophomore Nevaeh Griffin hits a single during the fourth inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6.
Asher junior Makaylee Harrell hits a home run during the fifth inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6.
Asher freshman Karley King hits a single during the third inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6.
Asher sophomore Raina Timms makes the catch at first base during the fourth inning of the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship game against Leedey, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6.
Asher senior, pitcher Preslee Taylor gets a hug from Head Coach Tari Dubler after receiving her medal at the Class B Slow Pitch State Championship, held at FireLake Ball Fields on May 6. The Lady Indians won two games and lost one in the state tournament to become state runner-up.
The second-ranked Asher Lady Indians Slow Pitch team bolted into the State Tournament and came just a couple of runs away from bringing home a Class B Championship.Asher opened their quarterfinal against the Big Pasture Rangers, and it quickly became a tight game. Neither team scored in the first inning, before the Rangers got a run in the top of the second inning. The Lady Indians faile...
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