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Logan Little League wins state softball tournament,advance to Southeast Region

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Logan Little League wins state softball tournament,advance to Little League Southeast Region
Logan Little League softball player and coaches pose for a photo after winning the West Virginia Little League Softball State Championship over the Moorefield Little League 5-0 Wednesday evening at the Chief Logan Recreational Center.

Logan Little League wins state softball tournament,advance to Little League Southeast Region


Bill Lusk | WVOW Sports 

 

LOGAN Harlea Abraham tossed a four-hitter with eight strikeouts and Logan

Little League won its second state championship in four years with a 5-0 win

over the Moorefield Little League Wednesday evening at the Chief Logan

Recreational Center.


Logan clinches a spot in the Little League Southeast Regional Tournament

where they’ll play South Carolina state champion Northwood Little League on

July 17 at 10 a.m. at Little League Southeast Park in Warner Robins, Georgia.

Abraham supplied Logan with all the offense it would need with a first inning

squeeze bunt to score Lillie Podunavac.


Logan added three runs in the second inning with a pair of two out hits and

two Moorefield errors. Jazz Tolliver started the scoring with an infield single to

score Ava Green to make it 2-0. Evelyn Adkins followed with a bunt single that

was misplayed by the catcher allowing Adkins and Tolliver to score making it

4-0.


Maecee Pruitt singled in the fifth to score Adkins giving Logan a 5-0 lead.

Naomi Markwood allowed five runs on nine hits with two strikeouts and one

walk in five innings for Moorefield. Markwood also had two of Moorefield’s four

hits. Avelyn Bean and Reagan Funk each had one hit.


Green and Pruitt each had two hits for Logan. Green stole two bases and

scored one run for the victorious Logan Little League.


Adkins had one hit and scored two runs, Podunavac had one hit, drove in a

run and scored once run. Tolliver had one hit to go along with one RBI and

one run and Ryah Boyd and Liv Kish each had one hit.

PHOTO | West Virginia Little League District 2 Baseball and Softball Facebook

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