JH Softball Loses to Dubois
By Jackson Fellers | May 14, 2026 8:37 AM
Loogootee Lady Lions JH Softball A v. Northeast Dubois A 5-13-2026 Big 5th Inning For Jeeps Seals Lions Fate In Loss Column Lions jump out to early lead as Fara Fisher laces a 1st inning leadoff line drive to deeps left center for a standup double. Anna Cramer goes deep in the count to find some real estate up the middle for an RBI single scoring Fara. The game was mostly quiet for the next several frames although the Jeeps managed to take advantage of some miscommunication on the part of the Lions Defenders plating one run in the 3rd and 2 runs in the 4th. Jeeps bats starting heating up in the 5th finding several holes on the way to a 14 hit night while the Lions defense fell flat. 8 runs later the Jeeps had control of the game. A Few Noteworthy Bright Spots: -Alyn Strange short-hopped the fence on the biggest ball of the night and likely biggest ball of her career. Only a matter of time... -Kori Arvin climbed the ladder at short to rob a likely RBI double and ended the inning -Fara Protected the middle and helped herself by laying out in full extension to rob a bloop base hit -Elin Wade had a nice night showcasing her glove and speed in Center Final score: Loogootee 2, Northeast Dubois 11 Lions will wrap their week up traveling to Barr Reeve Thursday 5/14 Loogootee Lady Lions JH Softball B v. Northeast Dubois B 5-13-2026 Big 5th Inning For Jeeps Seals Lions Fate In Loss Column Lions played clean enough to get the job done through 4 holding onto a 4-2 lead. Unfortunately the game didn’t end after 4. Several miscues and a momentum shift carried the Jeeps to a 9 run 5th inning that sealed the deal. Jeeps bats heated up and found some holes where the Lions weren’t. Although the Lions only carded 2 hits, both Anna Cramer, the Lions left runners stranded as they failed to execute a timely hit when needed the most. Final score: Loogootee 4, Northeast Dubois 11 Lions will wrap their week up traveling to Barr Reeve Thursday 5/14 Charms Blow Pop Player of the Game: The Entire Team After the game was over the whole team and staff was totally checked-in and willing to accept responsibility for mental lapses, miscues, lacking focus, slow play, late reads/reactions, fears, negative body language, and ultimately our own contributions to our collapses in both games. Sometimes a reflective and constructively critical look in the mirror is just what a good team needs to take the next step forward. #BackToWork
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