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Ladycats pick up double shutout against La Villa

The Weimar Ladycats have had nearly a perfect start to their postseason as they have dominated each of their first two opponents to begin what they hope will be a deep playoff run. Through four postseason games, the Ladycats have allowed just one run combined while scoring double digits in every game so far. Their lone concession came in the first round against Falls City, so this time around, Weimar made sure to keep their sheet clean as they won twostraight shutout games against the La Villa Lady Cardinals for the Area Championship. They start the regional portion of the playoffs with a series against a familiar foe, the Schulenburg Lady Horns at Rice High School. Game one begins on Thursday, May 11 at 6 pm.
Ladycats pick up double shutout against La Villa
Taylor Smith and Kylie Helmcamp high five after ending an inning against the Lady Cards. Citizen | Trenton Whiting

The Weimar Ladycats have had nearly a perfect start to their postseason as they have dominated each of their first two opponents to begin what they hope will be a deep playoff run. Through four postseason games, the Ladycats have allowed just one run combined while scoring double digits in every game so far. Their lone concession came in the first round against Falls City, so this time around, Weimar made sure to keep their sheet clean as they won twostraight shutout games against the La Villa Lady Cardinals for the Area Championship. They start the regional portion of the playoffs with a series against a familiar foe, the Schulenburg Lady Horns at Rice High School. Game one begins on Thursday, May 11 at 6 pm.

Game 1, W, 16-0

The Ladycats never let the Lady Cards get settled in game one as Weimar opened the game on fire and never cooled off for the duration of the game. They came out with a 4-run first inning and doubled their total in the second to push their lead to eight. Weimar added three more runs in the third to cross into double digits, and after a scoreless fourth inning, added five more runs in the fifth inning to officially finish the game with a mercy- rule victory.

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