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Lady Farmers back in hunt

by | Apr 12, 2018 | Sports

Fayth Harris readies to make the catch on the Lone Oak last Monday in District 10-3A action. (Victor Tapia/The Farmersville Times.)

The Lady Farmers are slated to play a pair of home-and-away District 10-3A games.

That welcomed Van Alstyne to town Tuesday, April 10. The Lady Panthers were run ruled 17-2 in the first round.

That’s followed by 7 p.m. Friday, April 13 at Howe, who pulled out the 15-11 win in the first round.

“Those (Van Alstyne and Howe) are going to be tough games,” Farmersville head coach Paula Wilfong said. “We are going to continue to develop our defense, continue to be

productive at the plate, and stay together. We have a good shot if we stay on this path.”

By David Jenkins • Sports Editor • [email protected]

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