Bearcats, Lady ‘Cats adding to their win tallies

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By Nathaniel A. Lopez

  The Lady ‘Cats came out to play last week, winning both of their games.

  On March 31, the Ray softball team traveled to Gilbert to play against Leading Edge Academy. The girls were relentless against LEA, defeating them with a final score of 22-1.

  Jocelyn Ruiz, Mia Barragan, and Malena Goad each had 4 runs, followed by Bella Wernett, McKenzee James, and Madison Kenny with 2 runs each. Jocelyn Ruiz had 5 RBIs during the game.

  The following day, the Lady ‘Cats hosted Fort Thomas. Once again the girls came out ready to play ball. They were able to score runs during each inning. The game ended with Fort Thomas being unable to breakthrough the Lady ‘Cats’ defense. The final score was 13-0.

  McKenzee James lead the team with 4 runs, followed by Malena Goad with 3 runs, and Bella Wernett with 2 runs.

  The Ray baseball team spent last week on the road traveling to their games. Their first game of the week found them in Bisbee, playing against the Pumas. The Bearcats spent their game trying to catch up to Bisbee, but struggled to break past their defense. In the end, the boys were only able to post 6 runs, losing to the Pumas with a final score of 6-14.

  Tracon Naranjo lead the team with 2 runs. Jack Warren had 3 RBIs and Johnavon Pace had 2 RBIs.

  The following day, March 31, the boys traveled to face off against Lincoln Prep. The boys came out strong, posting runs for the first four innings, and only giving away 2 runs in the fifth inning. The Bearcats were able to claim the victory over Lincoln Prep, with a final score of 13-2.

  Naranjo, Warren, Mark Chester, and James Ruiz each had 2 runs. Mark Chester had 3 RBIs, followed by Naranjo, Warren, and Pace with 2 RBIs each.

  On April 2, the boys traveled to Duncan. Once again the boys came out ready, and scored runs for the first six innings. By the time Duncan could get 1 run on the board, they were already behind by 10. Once again the boys came out victorious, with a final score of 13-8.

  Naranjo and Pace lead the team with 3 runs each, followed by Reggie Lechuga and Jon Beede with 2 runs each. Naranjo had 3 RBIs, followed by Pace and Warren with 2 RBIs each.

Up next for the ‘Cats: Saturday, April 9, the teams host Tempe Prep. Baseball game is at 10 a.m. and the girls play at 12:30 p.m. On Tuesday, April 12, the ‘Cats will travel to Hayden for 4 p.m. games.

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