Softball roundup: Tipton edges Huskies in eight innings

Hamilton Heights dropped a 6-5 game at Tipton in eight innings on Wendesday.
The Huskies led 5-2 through six innings before the Blue Devils scored three in the seventh and the winning run in the eighth.
“We played a pretty good game for six innings tonight, but it is a seven-inning game,” said Heights coach Landi Lockwood.
Taylor Ewing was 2-for-3, smacking a home run and a double to total three RBIs. Aliyah Dorsey hit a double and batted in two runs. Adyson Baber threw five and two thirds innings.
“We had solid pitching, made good plays on defense and scored runs when we had runners in scoring position,” said Lockwood. “In the seventh inning, Tipton started getting some solid back-to-back hits and we had a couple timely misplays that ended up costing us. Ewing and Baber had a great night on defense for us.”
Heights will play at Elwood on Friday.

Carmel falls to Pendleton

Carmel dropped a 6-0 game to Pendleton Heights Wednesday at the Cherry Tree Softball Complex.
The Greyhounds had three hits, including a third-inning from Stormy Kotzelnick. Sommer Edwards pitched a complete game, striking out five.
Carmel is 3-7 and will host its annual Carmel Invitational this weekend. The Greyhounds’ first game of the event will be at 6 p.m. Friday against Avon, followed by dates with Brownsburg and Franklin Central on Saturday.