Tecumseh freshman and pitcher Jessi Hull, far right, tags a runner out at third base and turns to throw it to a teammate, as Katelyn Fleming, center, guards her base during the Dale Slowpitch Festival game against Sterling on April 15 at the FireLake Ball Fields.The Lady Savages won in the fourth inning, 10-0. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Tecumseh sophomore Samantha Schweighardt removes her helmet to tap it against those of her teammates after hitting a homerun in the third inning of the Dale Slowpitch Festival game against Sterling on April 15 at FireLake Ball Fields. The Lady Savages won in the fourth inning, 10-0. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Tecumseh sophomore Serenity Jacoway hits a homerun in the second inning of the game against Sterling on April 15 at FireLake Ball Fields.
Jessi Hull
Zariyah Masquas
Serenity Jacoway
Bristin Hayes
Bristin Hayes
Serenity Jacoway
Jessi Hull
Lauren Taylor
Bristin Hayes
Taylor Gage
Chanting in the Dugout
Serenity Jacoway
Serenity Jacoway
Serenity Jacoway
Katelyn Fleming
Katelyn Fleming
Jessi Hull
Vivian Hayes
Zariyah Masquas
Tecumseh vs. Sterling
Tecumseh vs. Sterling
Serenity Jacoway
Bristin Hayes
Bristin Hayes
Katelyn Fleming
After beating North Rock Creek the top ranked team in 5A last week and following up in the nightcap with a win over Lexington, the Lady Savages kept busy and pushed their record to 18-7.
On Tuesday night, Tecumseh went to Latta and dropped a game 16-7 as the Lady Savages had trouble driving in runs. With the game tied at 4-4 going to the bottom of the second, Latta got six-runs to lead 10-4. Latta …