Tatar shuts out Highland; Howland moves on
WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) – Howland moves on to the Division 3 Northeast 2 semifinal round after defeating Highland, 9-0.
Brooke Tatar pitched a complete game, 5-hit shutout, striking out 13 for the win.
Tatar and Madison Schmitz each finished with two hits apiece. Both No. 16 and 17 homered for the Tigers. Mary Moy also placed two base hits as she scored two times at the top of the order.
The Tigers (12-9) will face Boardman on Thursday in the district final.
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