RHLL girls’ softball all-stars still alive in state tournament

Published 1:48 am Friday, July 10, 2015

By Jim Walker

The Rock Hill 11-12-year-old Little League All-Star softball team won the District 11 championship and will play Elyria East at 10 a.m. Saturday in the state tournament at the Northwest Little League. Team members are: front row from left to right, Shaylee Clutters, Gracie Dalton, Kaleigh Russell and Keilie Adams; second row from left to right, Rileigh Morris, Kylee Howard, Natalie Fields, Makenzie Hanshaw and Kierston Smith; third row from left to right, coaches Julie Adams, Josh Fields and James Smith. (ROBERT S. STEVENS & THE GOLD STUDIO OF IRONTON)

The Rock Hill 11-12-year-old Little League All-Star softball team won the District 11 championship and will play Elyria East at 10 a.m. Saturday in the state tournament at the Northwest Little League. Team members are: front row from left to right, Shaylee Clutters, Gracie Dalton, Kaleigh Russell and Keilie Adams; second row from left to right, Rileigh Morris, Kylee Howard, Natalie Fields, Makenzie Hanshaw and Kierston Smith; third row from left to right, coaches Julie Adams, Josh Fields and James Smith. (ROBERT S. STEVENS & THE GOLD STUDIO OF IRONTON)

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PEDRO — The Rock Hill Little League 11-12 year-old girls softball team won the District 11 championship and will play in the state tournament on Saturday.

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Rock Hill will face Elyria East at 10 a.m. in the state tournament to be held at Northwest Little League in McDermott.

Rock Hill won seven games in the 12-team district field to reach the state tournament.

A total of three teams remain in the state tournament field. The state champions will advance to the Central Regional Tournament in Indianapolis.

Team members include: Shaylee Clutters, Gracie Dalton, Kaleigh Russell, Keilie Adams, Rileigh Morris, Kylee Howard, Natalie Fields, Makenzie Hanshaw, Kierston Smith and coaches Julie Adams, Josh Fields and James Smith.

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