May doesn’t ask how you got here. It only asks if you can win.
Across Warren County, the path forward is simple and unforgiving. Nearly every team still playing this week is stepping into elimination games, where one result decides whether a season continues or comes to an end.
The end of the week brought another full slate of action at the White County Recreational Complex, and with the standings beginning to take shape, several teams either strengthened their position at the top or made important moves heading into the next stretch of the season.
Competitive T-Ball
Doyle Church
White County’s season came to a close Friday night in a back-and-forth postseason battle, as the Warriors fell 6-5 to Livingston Academy in the deciding game of a best-of-three series.
White County wasted no time setting the tone. In the top of the first, Cole Gentry laced a double
May doesn’t ask how you got here. It only asks if you can win.
Across Warren County, the path forward is simple and unforgiving. Nearly every team still playing this week is stepping into elimination games, where one result decides whether a season continues or comes to an end.
The end of the week brought another full slate of action at the White County Recreational Complex, and with the standings beginning to take shape, several teams either strengthened their position at the top or made important moves heading into the next stretch of the season.
Competitive T-Ball
Doyle Church
White County’s season came to a close Friday night in a back-and-forth postseason battle, as the Warriors fell 6-5 to Livingston Academy in the deciding game of a best-of-three series.
White County wasted no time setting the tone. In the top of the first, Cole Gentry laced a double
White County Middle School’s season came to a close Friday night with a 6-2 loss to Warren County, as an early deficit proved too much for the Warriorettes to overcome.
Warren County struck first in the top of the opening inning, using a mix of base hits, patience at
The end of the week brought another full slate of action at the White County Recreational Complex, and with the standings beginning to take shape, several teams either strengthened their position at the top or made important moves heading into the next stretch of the season.
Competitive T-Ball
Doyle Church
May doesn’t ask how you got here. It only asks if you can win.
Across Warren County, the path forward is simple and unforgiving. Nearly every team still playing this week is stepping into elimination games, where one result decides whether a season continues or comes to an end.
