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won, 13-7. Clarke out-hit Rappahannock, 8 to 6, but four runners were walked home in one inning by the Eagles’ pitcher.
Against George Mason Friday, the game was called in the sixth inning with Rappahannock up 18-4 (there’s a 15-run slaughter rule) due to cold.
Rappahannock pitcher Susan Payne (6-0) had a no-hitter going into the fifth inning, before allowing a hit. She finished the game having given up only three hits.
Boddie went 4-for-5, Cyndi Welch was 2-for-4 and Freeman hit three times in five at-bats. .
The win left the Lady Panthers in sole possession of first place, but Central, Strasburg and Page all have only one loss in the still-young season.
In a make-up game against nondistrict opponent Luray Monday, Payne and the Luray pitcher both had no-hitters going into the fifth inning. Payne gave up only three hits for the second game in a row, and strong defense gave Rappahannock the win, 5-1.
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