Tahlequah’s Morgan Tarrance throws a pitch during the Lady Tigers’ 8-0 win over Pryor on Monday

Tahlequah’s Morgan Tarrance throws a pitch during the Lady Tigers’ 8-0 win over Pryor on Monday

Kirsten follows has played for the most part of her high spot train softball career with contacts. They bothered her eyes, but she dealt with the worry.

“The contacts made my eyes hurt,” Tahlequah’s slugging support baseman admitted.

That prompted follow to nominate a revolution. She opted to make for with glasses.

Her black eyeglasses paid sour on Monday as a follow smacked a twosome of interior runs in Tahlequah’s 8-0 victory larger than Pryor next to Lady Tiger Field.

“I truly got them after everything else week,” follow held off her glasses. “They show your face in handy.”

Follow held it took her a link of days to comprehend used to her glasses. She struggled in games not in favor of Claremore and Coweta next to the top of after everything else weak.

She evidently found a comfort zone with the glasses to start sour this week.

Follow smacked a three-run interior run larger than the focus take fence in the chief inning to damp Pryor’s spirits. Follow fouled sour a pitch on a chock-full count and followed by poking the globe to the biggest part of the tale.

“I was way improbable in advance of it,” follow held while recalling the at-bat. “Pop up, that’s the chief issue to facilitate came to my mind.”

The globe held in reserve drifting, though. And it didn’t show your face down until the Pryor focus fielder Bailee Hillman ran improbable of extent.

Follow followed by capping sour her performance with a two-run interior run to facilitate stayed true inside the left-field foul pole. She knew she got all of to facilitate solitary.

“That felt like a solid thump,” held follow, who finished with five runs batted in.

Whitney Wright did the time-out of the onerous lifting representing Tahlequah on offense. The senior catcher went four-for-four with three runs batted in and two runs scored. She drove in a solitary run in the third inning on a amplify, and she followed with a two-run amplify in the fourth frame.

“We came improbable swinging it at the moment,” held Tahlequah coach Matt Cloud, whose team recorded 10 hits. “(Nos.) solitary through five swung it really well, and we’ve got to comprehend six, seven, eight and nine departing again. Seven and eight were moving us representing the better part of the day, and we truly own to furnish to facilitate.”

Pryor’s offense not at all got on track since of Tahlequah pitcher Morgan Terence. Tahlequah’s junior hurler tossed a one-hit keep off on 77 pitches (50 representing striking). She furthermore struck improbable eight and didn’t amble a single Pryor hitter.

“Morgan at an angle horrendous,” Cloud held. “We’ll look representing her to look after to facilitate in the playoffs.”

Speaking of, the postseason begins then week representing both Tahlequah and Pryor. Tahlequah (30-3, 12-2 District 5A-3) had support place in 5A-3 sewn up, while Pryor (16-12, 8-6) was still competing with Collinsville representing third in 5A-3.

“We’re truly listening carefully on getting quick representing our region; it had already been sewn up representing us,” Cloud held. “But don’t something away from (Pryor), they had everything to perform representing.”

Tahlequah will last two prep representing then week’s regional contest by hosting Adair on Tuesday.