Van-Far couldn’t stay competitive after the first inning on Monday.
The Lady Indians lost 11-1 at home to Monroe City (4-5) for their seventh straight loss as Monroe City scored two runs in …
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Van-Far couldn’t stay competitive after the first inning on Monday.
The Lady Indians lost 11-1 at home to Monroe City (4-5) for their seventh straight loss as Monroe City scored two runs in each of the first four innings. Kenya Jones had Van-Far’s only RBI, and the Lady Indians (1-9) were outhit 17-5.
Three of Van-Far’s previous five games have been decided by five runs or less, including a 12-9 loss at Madison (6-3) and a 6-4 loss to Paris (5-5) at home. Peyton Ingram was 2-for-2 with three runs and Kylee Gibson had two RBIs against Madison. Jones was 2-for-3 with two RBIs, a home run and a double against Paris.
