CLINTON, Miss. - LSU Eunice head coach Andy Lee is quick to point out it was a team win as the Lady Bengals grabbed their second straight national title, capped by a three-game sweep last Saturday at Traceway Park.
The Richard family and Blue Jay baseball have a great tradition together.
St. Edmund has won six baseball state championships and two runners-up trophies.
Carey Alexis hugs pitcher Elizabeth Delafield as LSU Eunice Lady Bengals celebrate come-from-behind win for second consecutive national championship.
No guts, no glory.
The LSU Eunice Lady Bengals won three games on Saturday, including a comeback 8-6 win over Jones County Community College to repeat as NJCAA Division II national champions at Traceway Park.
Brenna Bozeman had two hits in Bengals' win over East Central.
LSU Eunice avoided elimination and overcame an early deficit on Friday afternoon, using an eight-run fifth inning to move past East Central Community College in the Region 23 Tournament, advancing to the next elimination round on Saturday afternoon.
Carey Alexis
Jones 9, LSUE 7
CLINTON, Miss. – No. 1 seed LSUE split games on Friday including a 9-7 loss to No. 2 and Region 23 rival Jones County Community College in the winner’s bracket final.
