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Allen Ramsey Photo. Highlands first baseman Brennah Dutcher catches a bunt attempt and throws to first for a double-play in Friday's state softball tournament game against Owensboro Apollo. Highlands finished the historic year 27-14. |
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Allen Ramsey Photo. Highlands senior Ashley Grosser attempts a bunt against Owensboro Apollo. Grosser and Kendall Turner are the lone two seniors on the team. |
By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM
Fort Thomas Matters Sports Reporter
OWENSBORO –
The good news is the Highlands Ladybirds softball team can say it’s seen the
best teams in Kentucky.
They hope
to learn from their first-ever experience that ended Saturday in the double-elimination
tournament. Highlands (27-14) fell to 3rd Region champion Owensboro Apollo,
12-2 in the morning then 16th Region champion Ashland, 12-0 in the afternoon.