The Lady Pirates hosted the Columbus East Lady Olympians in a doubleheader Saturday and came away with the same result in both games.
They shut out the Olympians 2-0. The major difference in the line score for Columbus East was the absence of a hit in the first game.

East Central used superior numbers, especially in the middle distances and distance events to record a clean sweep over Greensburg and Batesville at a triangular event held here Thursday night.
East Central claimed the boys’ event scoring 82 points to 54 for Greensburg and 32 for Batesville. In the girls’ event, the dominance was greater as East Central scored 97 points to 49 for Greensburg and 17 for Batesville.

Greensburg exploded for four runs in both the fourth and fifth innings en route to a convincing 11-3 victory over Batesville at home Thursday night.
In a game played in a light drizzle and what generously could be called a chilly evening, the two squads fought on even terms until the Lady Pirates seized the lead in the third inning.

Greensburg and Milan fought to a one-all tie in a game called because of wet weather after seven innings.

The boys’ portion of the triangular meeting involving Rushville, South Decatur and North Decatur was a decidedly one-sided affair as Rushville easily outdistanced the Decatur County schools.
The girls’ meet was something else as North Decatur edged Rushville with South in striking distance as the three squads scored 58, 56 and 42 points, respectively.

The Cougars began play a day late because of weather delays on Tuesday but forgot to bring their bats as Cassie Loweth held South Decatur to Haley Holdreith’s seventh inning single to lead the Columbus North Bulldogs to a 10-0 win.

The Greensburg Lady Pirates tennis squad kicked off their 2008 schedule by losing a close contest to the Connersville Lady Spartans 3-2.
Nearly every match featured close, competitive tennis. Only at No. 1 singles did one player dominate. Sara Welage easily dispatched Tiffany Tremper 6-0, 6-2 to win the match for the Pirates.