Four errors by the opposing team and 20 hits from your starting lineup is usually more than enough to win a game.

Such was the case for the Bogue Chitto Bobcats slow-pitch softball team on Thursday as they got solid at-bats throughout their lineup to come out of their game against West Lincoln 12-1. The Bobcats improve to 5-3 with the victory, with the Bears falling to 3-4.

“The girls did a fantastic job tonight,” Bogue Chitto head coach Scott Leggett said. “We hit well and scored every inning and we need to keep up this momentum moving into district play next week.”

Stevie Montgomery (two strikeouts) got the win on the mound, while West Lincoln’s Anna Davis (two walks) took the loss.

Linkea Newson led the way for Bogue Chitto at the plate. With a triple, single and double on the night she was just a home-run short of hitting for the cycle. Terrah Nelson and Codi Leggett each had three singles. Reagan Kirkland, Cherie Savoie, Karly Leake and Montogmery hit two singles each and Payton Barron and Baileigh Jackson hit one single apiece. Julianna Frazier reached base on a double.

Adi Paden, Maddox Redd and Bailee Grayson hit safely in the game for the Bears.

Bogue Chitto will face Crystal Springs Saturday at noon. Junior varsity plays at 11 a.m.

Wesson vs. Mendenhall

The Cobras got off to a slow start at home against Mendenhall. After two innings they only had a 3-0 lead, but a 12-run rally in the third inning propelled Wesson to a 15-0 victory over Mendenhall Thursday to improve to 6-1 on the year.

The Cobras had 13 hits on the night, highlighted by Sabria Green and Riley Smith. Green hit two-run home run in the win and Smith posted a home run and a double. Arie Douglas hit two doubles and Amber  Brinson and Harmoni Ashley had a double and single and three singles respectively. Also hitting safely for the Cobras were Anna Claire Crow,  Nicki Guess and Laney Crapps.