Worth County’s softball girls fell short in their second game of the Softball Jamboree last Tuesday, dropping a 3-2 game to South Harrison.
The Bulldogs were one of those teams which started off slowly in all three of their games, and then got better as the game progressed. They spotted each of their three opponents some runs in the first inning before coming back.
The first two batters could not have done any better for Worth County, as Aivry Griffin singled to center and stole second, and Megan Cassavaugh homered for the Tigers over the left field fence with two strikes on her.
However, that was the last hit for the Tigers in the game. Meanwhile, South Harrison got one run back on a wild pitch in the bottom of the first and then put together three straight singles in the second with two out to push the other two across. It would have been worse if Ali Brown had not snagged a screamer to end the second.
Worth County also dropped its third game, 5-2 against Mercer. Both teams used their subs that game.
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