Coffee County Softball is officially on their way to the TSSAA Spring Fling. On Friday, the Lady Raiders faced off against Smyrna in a game that would either send them to State or end their season.
The Lady Raiders came out on top 4-0. While the girls ultimately won, defense ruled the contest until the fourth inning when Kaitlyn Davis broke the stalemate with a crushing home run. Davis finished 3-3 at the plate finishing with two RBI adding another home run in the sixth.
Davis allowed only two hits as she pitched another postseason shutout.
The Lady Raiders head to the TSSAA Spring Fling next week. Their first match-up is at 4:30 p.m.Tuesday May 23 against Nolensville.
This article is the second installment in a summer series entitled "Sports Rewind." This summer, The Manchester Times will take a look back at Coffee County Central High School’s 2022 Graduates that continued to play their sport at a Collegiate level. Rewind the clock and take a look at the …
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After an 11 game win streak, Lady Raider Softball made it to the TSSAA Spring Fling State Tournament. The girl’s first game was on Tuesday, May 23 against Nolensville. When Coffee fell, they entered the alternate bracket with a game the following day. The Lady Raiders came out on the wrong s…
This piece is the first in a summer series entitled Sports Rewind. This summer, The Manchester Times will take a look back at Coffee County Central High School’s 2022 Graduates that continued to play their sport at a collegiate level. Rewind the clock and take a look at the CCCHS Class of 20…
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Coffee County Softball is officially on their way to the TSSAA Spring Fling. After a week of games, Lady Raiders faced off against Smyrna in a game that either sent them to State or ended their season.
Coffee County Softball is officially on their way to the TSSAA Spring Fling. On Friday, the Lady Raiders faced off against Smyrna in a game that would either send them to State or end their season.
