Area softball and baseball results

Russellville Softball

Russellville hosted Versailles Thursday night, where the Lady Indians captured a 13-6 win.

"It was a great night at the plate for the Lady Indians," Russellville Coach Trisha Volkart said. "Every girl in our lineup had at least one hit. This was truly a team effort, and I'm very proud of the girls!"

Adrianna Basnett recorded the win with five strikeouts.

Basnett led Russellville hits with two doubles, a single and three RBI. Kailee Stanley had a double, two singles and two RBI, while Brooke Kremer and Keala Kamalii each had a double, a single, and two RBI. McKendra Fischer contributed a double, a single and one RBI.

Russellville will host Tuscumbia at 5 p.m. Friday.

Russellville Baseball

The Russellville High School varsity baseball team participated in the New Bloomfield Fall Classic Saturday, where the Indians lost 9-5 to Eugene in first-round action, then defeated St. Elizabeth 15-5 in six innings.

"The win against St. Elizabeth was a good bounce back win as the kids really swung the bats well getting 15 hits including six extra base hits," Russellville Coach Lucas Branson said. "We came out and put some pressure on St. Elizabeth to score four runs in the top of the first inning, which is something we have struggled with at times (scoring early) so that was really nice to see."

Isaac Kirchner recorded the win with two strikeouts.

Ryland Johnson led Russellville hits with four singles and three RBI. Zach Voss had a triple, a double, a single and two RBI, and Cole Dawson had a double and two RBI. Caleb Harrison had two singles and two RBI, and Kuda had two singles and one RBI.

Russellville hits in the previous game against Eugene included the following: Harrison had a two-run homer, a double, and four RBI.

"Caleb's home run in the sixth inning cut Eugene's lead to just one point," Branson said.

Kirchner contributed two singles and one RBI, and Kuda added two singles.

"We made a couple of early mistakes that put us in a hole we couldn't quite get out of," Branson said. "But our kids kept chipping away and had a chance late in the game. We just have to learn from it and try to continue to improve, which we have been doing a good job of all fall."

Russellville hosted Tuscumbia Thursday night, where the Indians captured a 6-5 win.

Johnson recorded the win with three strikeouts in relief.

Zach Voss led Russellville hits with a two-run homer.

"Zach's home run gave us a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning," Branson said.

Tyler Voss had a double, two singles and two RBI, and Kirchner had two singles and one RBI.

Russellville's JV (2-2) lost 2-1 to Tuscumbia.

Adam Kennedy recorded the loss with seven strikeouts.

Noah Stubinger and Cory Minor each had a single, and Cole Freeman had one RBI.

The Indians (10-4) will play at Eugene Thursday. The varsity game will begin at 5 p.m.

Jamestown Softball

The Jamestown varsity softball team participated in the Fayette Tournament Saturday, where the Lady Eagles defeated Prairie Home, Sturgeon and Glasgow to capture the title.

"We had a lot of great performances throughout the day," Jamestown Coach E.H. Hirschvogel said. "It was a great day for the girls, and they earned it."

Jamestown defeated Prairie Home 10-0 in first-round action. Stephanie Birkmann recorded the win with eight strikeouts and now walks, and allowed only one hit.

Mackenzie Strother led Jamestown hits with two doubles, two singles and five RBI. Birkmann had a double, two singles and one RBI, and Jordan Oerly and Lexi Muri each contributed a double, a single and one RBI.

Jamestown then defeated Sturgeon 4-2. Birkmann recorded the win with three strikeouts and one walk.

Mickayla Strother led Jamestown hits with a triple and one RBI. Birkmann had two singles, Oerly had a double, and Alli Muri chipped in with a single.

The win moved the Lady Eagles to the championship game, where they defeated Glasgow 4-0 for the title.

Birkmann recorded the win with seven strikeouts.

Darian Wolfe led Jamestown hits with a triple, a single and two RBI. Lexi Muri had a single and one RBI.

"Stephanie pitched great, but I was most pleased with our defense all day long," Hirschvogel said. "We played three games and allowed one earned run all day. That says a lot about how the girls played together, and how focused they were in each game. Our hitting allowed us to come up with the runs we needed to win."

Jamestown will host Higbee at 5 p.m. Thursday.