Colquitt County's slow pitch softball team has qualified for the state tournament, marking a significant achievement in just their second season back. The Lady Packers secured their spot by winning two of three games at the Sectional tournament in Dublin, including a decisive 18-3 victory over Groves High. They will compete in the double-elimination state tournament from April 22-23 in Woodstock. Coach Chance Pitts is optimistic, noting the team鈥檚 strong defensive play and individual performances, including standout pitcher Dru McLeod and shortstop Allie Eure.

By the Numbers
  • Colquitt County won 2 of 3 games at the Sectional tournament.
  • Allie Eure had 8 hits in 9 at-bats during the Sectional.
Yes, But

Despite their success, Colquitt County faces tough competition in the state tournament, having previously lost to defending champion Richmond Hill and struggling in last year's tournament.

State of Play
  • The Lady Packers will face Creekview in their state tournament opener at 9 a.m. on April 22.
  • They advanced after winning against Groves High, having lost previously to Richmond Hill.
What's Next

The team is looking to build on their Sectional performance, with a strong emphasis on defense and teamwork as they aim to advance further in the state tournament.

Bottom Line

Colquitt County's Lady Packers are poised for success as they enter the state tournament, showcasing resilience and a commitment to improvement after last year's struggles.