CORBIN — Crystal Stidham’s Corbin Lady Redhounds are picking up steam at the right time.
The Lady Redhounds captured their second win in a row while improving to 11-13 thanks to a 10-0 win over Pineville.
“So very proud of my team tonight,” Stidham said. “From Defense to offense, we are getting in the right rhythm. Apple Terrell was on fire tonight. She had 14 Ks on the night taking care of business on the mound. Then we were able to connect with 10 hits on the night against one of our region’s best pitchers. Rachel is always a beast on the mound and my girls dialed in tonight to pick up the 10-0 win in five.
“Kaili Sanders led the way going 2-for-3 with 3 RBI and ignited the spark on the offense,” she added. “Danni Foley and Chloe Bays came up big each with timely triples racking in a couple of RBI when we were able to have runners in scoring position. Anela Sanders and Raegan Walker each had a double with Raegan grabbing an RBI. Morgan Hicks, Alana Stidham, Apple Terrell, and Lydia King were each able to get a hit a piece. Just made the right connections tonight and gave us the chance to do some damage. Just so proud of my team! Let’s Go Lady Redhounds.”
Corbin jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second inning while adding six more runs in the fifth inning to take an 8-0 advantage. The Lady Redhounds added two insurance runs in the sixth inning to secure the win.
Kaili Sanders delivered two hits and drove in three runs while Chloe Bays came up big with a hit, two RBI and two runs scored. Danni Foley finished with a hit, two RBI, and a run scored. Raegan Walker also had a run-scoring hit while Apple Terrell, Morgan Hicks, and Lydia King each delivered a hit and scored a run apiece. Alana Stidham had a hit and scored twice while Anela Sanders finished with a hit.
Terrell tossed one of her best games of the season, limiting the Lady Mountain Lions (14-5) to only three hits and no runs while striking out 14 batters.
Addison Slone, Malley Smith, and Rayanna Maidon each finished with a hit apiece.
Rachel Howard took the loss, pitching five innings while allowing eight hits while striking out seven batters. Shawna Elliot pitched .1 of an inning.
