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By Ken Graham
The Times 

Dayton Girls 2-2 at State

Comeback against Colfax falls short as Lady Bulldogs' season ends

 

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Dayton senior Sarah Phillips heads to first base after stroking a single in a home game earlier this year.

AKIMA – In their second game in the state softball tournament Friday afternoon, the Dayton girls' softball team faced eventual champion Adna, and felt like they hit a brick wall.

Adna scored six first-inning runs and went on to beat the Lady Bulldogs 13-0 in five innings. The Dayton girls got only four hits in that game, while pitchers Savannah McFarland and Madison Mings gave up a total of only eight hits.

In their first game Friday morning, Dayton mounted a big comeback against Okanogan and prevailed 13-8. Okanogan scored four first-inning runs and took a lead of 8-5 into the bottom of...



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