Chelsea Lane threw a no-hitter Monday as Naylor beat Neelyville 4-0.

Lane had 10 strikeouts and just two walks in the win.

"She kept them off-balance and is starting to hit her spots," Naylor coach Gene Deckard said. "She was hitting the corners and moving the ball around."

Courtney Sullivan led the Lady Eagles (2-1, 2-0 OFC) with two hits and one run while Katelyn Hughey drew three walks and swiped five bases.

"We are still kind of struggling offensively, we only had four hits," Deckard said. "We were really disciplined at the plate and made her throw strikes."

Delta 1, Twin Rivers 0

Delta outlasted Twin Rivers in a pitcher's duel. Delta scored its lone run in the fourth inning behind pitcher Kendra Burnett, who allowed just three hits on the day and had 16 strikeouts.

"We are just not hitting the ball," Twin Rivers coach Rob Brown said. "You can't win with 2-3 hits."

Chesea Crain got the loss for the Lady Royals.

"She did a great job, we just didn't give her any help," Brown said.

The Lady Royals are now 1-3 on the season.

"We are not hitting and now starting to get frustrated," Brown said. "I believe we will hit and break out of it."

BASEBALL

Neelyville 10, South Pemiscot 9

Austin Russom had six RBIs including a grand slam as the Tigers improved to 5-1.

Zack Talbott, Josh Norden and Sheldon Edmundson each added an RBI for Neelyville. Jordan Thomas got the win on the mound as he threw six innings before Edmundson pitched one inning to notch the save.

Clearwater 3, West County 2

The Tigers got a run in the top of the seventh to move past West County. Ronnie Ray was hit by a pitch and stole second to open the inning. He later scored the winning run on a hit by Kyle Randolph.

"That was big for us, Kyle really stepped up big," Clearwater coach Joe McCallister said. "It is tough to beat a team at home, especially of that caliber. It was a good measuring stick to show where we are at right now." Sophomore Logan Morris went the whole way for the Tigers (4-1, 1-0) with seven strikeouts and two walks.

"He really showed me something," McCallister said. "He has good stuff and competed well and never gave in. There were several opportunities for West County to score but he continued to pitch out of jams."

__Campbell 12, Winona 0 The Camels had a hit parade of sorts Monday afternoon. The Camels totaled 13 hits, led by starting pitcher Dylan Lynn who went 3-for-4 with an RBI. Zack Jackson went 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBI while Cody Huber was 2-for-3 with two runs and an RBI. Jack Nelson had an two RBI. On the mound, Lynn pitched five shutout innings for the win. He struck out eight. Brett Atkins was 2-for-3 for Winona.

Twin Rivers 2, Greenville 1 (25-23, 24-26, 25-23)

The Lady Royals improved to 2-0 on the young season but head coach Kelly Null said they've had their struggles early.

"We were so up and down, we've come from behind the last two games," Null said. "That's impressive. They just don't quit."

Although there weren't many individual performances on Monday to speak of, Null's squad will look to continue progressing on the court Tuesday night against Doniphan.

"We need to work on passes, to get more attempts to kill," Null said. "We struggled all (Monday). night, want to work on improving serves against Doniphan. We definitely need to clean up our serves."

Greenville's JV beat Twin Rivers 2-0.