Lady Bulldogs' run ends

FPC shortstop Destiny Kelley bats Wednesday, April 27, in the Class 6A regional quarterfinals. Kelley had one of FPC's two singles.
FPC shortstop Destiny Kelley bats Wednesday, April 27, in the Class 6A regional quarterfinals. Kelley had one of FPC's two singles.
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Despite a memorable run, the Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs softball team fell short Wednesday night in the Region 1-6A semifinals, losing to Jacksonville Mandarin, 4-1.

The Lady Bulldogs were limited to two hits during the game — Destiny Kelley and Lee Ann Spivey each had a single.

Kelsey Donahue, who scored FPC’s only run, also pitched and allowed four hits. FPC ended its season 21-8.

After the game, coach Sarah Poppe said: “This season was nothing short of amazing. The girls proved that hard work and a team attitude wins games. I couldn’t be more proud of them and I wish the seniors the best of luck. Way to make a memory.”

 

 

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