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Softball: Indians 13-0 over Lady Eagles

By Trey Stephens, Staff Writer

Adair County Softball posted a 13-0 home win over the Campbellsville Lady Eagles in their 20th District season opener. In that game, which the Tribe ended after five innings, they were led on the mound by Keylin Bergin. Keylin went four innings flawlessly, surrendering no hits, no runs, and walking 0 batters on 52 pitches. She would be relived by Jazalynn Young, who would finish the game with one inning giving up no hits, no runs, and walking just one batter on 20 pitches. Bergin struck out four batters while Young struck out one Lady Eagle.

The offense for Adair County was led by Ashley Loy, who posted three hits, four RBIs, and two runs on four at-bats. She led the team in hits and RBI. Ella Brown led the team with three runs, and Brown and Loy co-lead the Tribe in stolen bases with one each.

This was a great outing on both sides of the ball for Adair County. 20th District action continued on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, as they traveled to Lebanon to face the Marion County Lady Knights (3-8). The team rounds out the week hosting Caverna on Thursday before heading to Somerset on Friday.




This story was posted on 2026-04-15 08:16:33
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