DUNLAP, Tenn. – One swing of Madison Rollins’ bat changed things dramatically in the District 7-AA high school softball game Wednesday at Sequatchie County.
The way her Lady Indians’ teammate Shiann Stockwell was pitching, it may not have mattered anyway.
Stockwell limited Grundy County to two hits and Rollins’ late-inning grand slam provided a cushion in Sequatchie County’s 5-0 victory.
Sequatchie improved to 9-0 in the district standings and, with one league game remaining, clinched the district regular-season championship.
Sequatchie coach Kelly Somerville said the Lady Yellow Jackets have been her team’s fiercest competition in the district the last three years. But things have taken on a deeper meaning this year with two of the eight new Lady Indians on the team having transferred from Grundy.