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District 6 AAA Standings

Team	District Record	Overall Record
Coffee County Lady Raiders	8-0	30-8
Cumberland County Jets	4-4	17-17-1
White County Warriors	2-4	7-14
Cookeville Cavaliers	3-3	11-19-1
Warren County Pioneers	1-7	13-24

JV Standings

Team	District Record	Overall Record
Coffee County Lady Raiders	6-1	10-1-1

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Coffee County Softball Try-outs

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Softball try-outs for next years Coffee Co.s Lady Raiders team will be held at the high school field June 1 and 2. Head Coach Terry Floyd says the try-outs will be held at 5pm and players need to bring their glove and proper athletic shoes.

No Spring Fling-(This Year)

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Lady Raider hopes died Fri night with the 4-3 loss to defending state champion Riverdale.

State Bound?

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Friday May 21 Coffee County will travel up I-24 to Riverdale. Winner goes on to state. Loser stays home. Game time is 7:00

We Got Bit

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Wednesday night Soddy Daisy beat Coffee County 3-0 to win the Region Championship. Coffee County only rallied together 3 hits but could not turn them into runs. Coffee County's last at bat held some hope when bases were loaded with 1 out. When Soddy pulled a double play to end the game.

Another One Bites The Dust

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Lady Raiders breeze past Ooltewah

By Josh Peterson

Sports Editor

There is something about the month of May that is special. And the deeper the Coffee County Central Lady Raider softball team gets into the postseason, the more special it gets.

Coffee County left no doubt in the Region 3-AAA semi-finals Monday night in Manchester, ripping 16 hits and plating 10 runs to breeze past the Ooltewah High School Lady Owls 10-0 in a run-rule shortened six inning win.

Casey Vincent tossed her third consecutive shutout to get the win.

“I was able to change speeds a lot and keep the ball down,” said Vincent, who struck out seven and allowed just two Ooltewah hits.

“When I’m able to change speeds I can be pretty effective,” Vincent added.

Coffee County (30-6 overall / 11-0 District 6-AAA) used eight straight hits to push across five runs in the second inning and never looked back.

Brittany Hobbs singled home Taylor Gullett and Cheyenne Willis singled home Chelsea Howell. Juli Layne picked up one of her three hits, a double, to score Hobbs and Willis. Blackburn singled home Layne.

Layne finished 3-for-3 with three runs scored, a stolen base and two RBIs.

“I think the girls were more relaxed tonight than me,” said CHS head coach Terry Floyd, who admitted he had pre-game jitters in the elimination game. “They stepped up … everyone did.”

Even when bad things happened to Coffee County the Lady Raiders produced.

Willis exited the game in the fourth inning after injuring her shoulder on a diving attempt. But her replacement, Ginny Clayborne, blasted her first career home run to center field.

“It was a fastball away,” explained Clayborne. “I just went with it.”

Taylor Gullett singled home Blackburn in the bottom of the sixth inning to end the game early.

The Lady Raiders will travel to Soddy Daisy in the Region 3-AAA title game Wednesday to determine whether they play at home or on the road Friday in the state sectional.

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