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Playoffs: Losses For Tate And Northview Softball; Northview Baseball Falls, Jay Advances
May 15, 2019
Niceville 6, Tate 4
The Tate Lady Aggies fell to the Niceville Lady Eagles on the final play of 7a regional semifinal action Tuesday night.
In the top of the fifth inning, Tate scored three runs to make it a 4-3 ballgame.
With two out in the top of the seventh, Tate tied it up at 4-4. In the bottom seventh of the Michaela Brocato hit a walk-off home run to give Niceville the win.
Avery Beauchanie went six and two-thirds innings, allowing six runs on six hits while striking out two.
At the plate for the Aggies, Hannah Halfacre, Gabby Locke and Shelby McClean had one hit each.
Wewahitchka 9, Northview 1
The Northview Lady Chiefs were eliminated 9-1 in the 1A regional final at Wewahitchka Tuesday night.
The Lady Chiefs finished their season at 20-5 with a district championship, their first since 2011.
Bozeman 7, Northview 1
The Bozeman Bucks beat the Northview Chiefs 7-1 in regional semifinal action Tuesday night at Bozeman.
Tanner Levins pitched six innings for the Chiefs, allowing seven runs on nine hits.
Jackson Moore led Northview at the plate, going 2-3 while Bryson Love and Jacob Bryant added one hit each.
The Chiefs finished their season at 17-6.
Jay 9, Port St. Joe 6
The Jay Royals beat Port St. Joe 9-6 in 1A regional play Tuesday.
Jay will travel to Panama City Bozeman on Friday.
Pictured top: This season, the Northview Lady Chiefs won their first district title since 2011. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Playoffs: Losses For Tate And Northview Softball; Northview Baseball Falls, Jay Advances”
It was a great Season for you all. Yes we are proud of each one.
Each one of you should be proud of your accomplishments,your a winning team in my book.God Bless each one of you where ever life takes you.
Keep your heads up ladies. It was a tough way to go out but overall you all had a phenomenal season. Good luck to everyone in the future.