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Lady Cats must rebuild on the run after graduation losses

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Bell County lost five players from a year ago, including standout pitcher Malaya Ausmus. The Lady Cats have started slow with the graduation losses with a 1-5 mark going into Tuesday's game against Williamsburg. Coach David Teague expects the 52nd District to be balanced once again this year after a 2023 season when every team in the district had at least three district losses.

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Lady Cats must rebuild on the run after graduation losses

By John Henson Sports Writer After watching their win total improve from three in 2021 to 11 in 2022 and 16 last spring, the Bell County Lady Cats know they have some rebuilding time ahead of this spring after losing five players from a year ago, including standout pitcher Malaya Ausmus and shortstop Jordan Muncy. “We lost four senior starters from last year. Those girls had been a big part of our team, especially Taya,” Bell County coach David …

1 month ago·Middlesboro, United States

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