Lexington softball falls 16-1 at home against Adams Central Tuesday evening
Minutemaid Taylor Shively pitches a strike in the top of the first inning Tuesday against Adams Central in Lexington.
Lexington's Sophia Burns tips a ball foul in the bottom of the the first inning against Adams Central Tuesday in Lexington.
Lexington's Jocelyne Morales-Contreras swings on the first pitch in the bottom of the first inning Tuesday evening against Adams Central.
Lexington Minutemaid softball lost 16-1 at home Tuesday to Adams Central in three innings.
The Maids gave up six runs in the top of the first inning.
Taylor Shively got the bats going for Lexington, hitting a single on a line to shortstop in the bottom of the first.
Iriana Martinez followed with a ground out to the pitcher before Sophia Burns had an RBI ground out.
Jocelyne Morales-Contreras grounded out down the third-base line to close the first inning.
A Lexington error put Adams Central up 7-1 early in the second.
Lexington grabbed their first out at home before a Lexington passed ball put Adams Central up 9-1.
Shively gave up a walk that got the bases loaded for Adams Central.
A Shively strikeout gave the Maids two outs.
Adams Central led 10-1 after scoring on a passed ball.
Lexington's center fielder Vivian Vargas was injured attempting to catch a fly, and Adams Central scored two runs to lead 12-1.
A double on a grounder put Adams Central up 14-1.
Adams Central led 15-1 to end the top of the second.
Lexington was held from reaching base in the bottom of the inning as Adams Central’s pitcher went three-up and three-down.
Daisy Villalon grounded out, Destiny Hernandez struck out and Joslynn Lans grounded out.
Lans replaced Shively on the mound to start the third inning. Lans gave up a hit to the first batter.
Shively, at third, caught a pop fly for Lexington's first out.
Adams Central scored the winning run on a grounder to center. The Patriots led 16-1.
Lans gave up a walk before Lexington closed the half-inning with back-to-back outs.
Adey Alarcon struck out as the lead-off batter in the bottom of the second.
A Gomez-Sanchez singled on a line to center before Shively's single on a liner to left.
Martinez grounded to Adams Central's pitcher, and Gomez-Sanchez was out taking third.
The game ended after Burns struck out on a dropped third strike.
