Webbers Falls eliminated by Bokoshe, 6-3
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RED OAK - No. 10-ranked Whitesboro dropped Webbers Falls into the losers bracket and Bokoshe eliminated the Lady Warriors from the Class B regional tournament on Thursday.

Bokoshe rebounded from a first-round loss to No. 2-ranked Red Oak to edge Webbers Falls in the elimination game. Ramie Toddy paced the Lady Warriors with two base hits, while teammate Kimmy Carter drove in one run and had one hit in the loss.

In the first round, Toddy accounted for Webbers Falls' only hit in a 17-0 loss to Whitesboro.

Whitesboro fell to Red Oak in the final game of the day, setting up a Friday match-up with Bokoshe. The winner of that game would have to beat Red Oak twice to advance to the state tournament.

Webbers Falls closed its season with a record of 9-19. The Lady Warriors won a district title the previous week by sweeping a pair of games against Braggs.
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