No 17 Lady Roadrunners Hosting Paris College on Thursday AC Winners in Six of Last Seven Games

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The Lady Roadrunners of Angelina College have been on a roll, both on the field and in the polls.

Tuesday’s NJCAA Division I polls saw the Lady ‘Runners climb three spots into the No. 17 position after sweeping No. 18 Bossier Parish Community College last week and splitting a Monday doubleheader against a tough Trinity Valley team in Athens. Since March 10, the Lady Roadrunners have won six of their past seven games; the team is averaging more than 11 runs per game in those wins.

On Thursday, the Lady ‘Runners return home for a doubleheader against Paris College.

Monday’s games in Athens saw AC take a 15-6 win in the opener. Kaylee Ancelot rocked her team-leading eighth home run of the season, finishing with four RBI, and Nikki Whitehead drove in three runs with three hits. Tristin Anders went 4-for-5 with three RBI as well. Shelby Mixon earned the pitching win, and McKenna Fryar earned a save.

Sara Mayes homered in the nightcap, giving her five for the season.

AC (16-6, 3-3) will host Paris College’s Lady Dragons (8-18, 2-6) in a Thursday doubleheader starting at 2 p.m. at the Larry Phillips Family Sports Complex on the Angelina College campus.

Viewers can watch via live stream by logging onto angelinaathletics.com and clicking the “Video” link on the game schedule.

The e-mail address for AC’s Sports Information Director is gstallard@angelina.edu.

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