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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

HIGHLAND 15, BRIGHTON (UT) 7 (5)

NORTH SANPETE (UT) 12, HIGHLAND 5

Highland split its two games Saturday at a tournament in St. George, Utah, beating Brighton, Utah, 15-7 in five innings and falling 12-5 to North Sanpete, Utah. 

In their first game of the day, the Rams tallied 10 hits, including three from Makayia Anderson. Highland led 10-3 after three innings of play, and the offensive production was more than enough for Shylee Mann, who picked up the win in the circle. 

The Rams closed the tournament with a one-sided loss to North Sanpete. Highland led 1-0 after the top of the first, but North Sanpete scored seven combined runs over the next three innings to pull away. Anderson had a home run and two RBIs in the loss. 

Highland (3-2) plays March 16 at Skyview. 

SATURDAY'S BOX SCORES

HIGHLAND 15, BRIGHTON (UT) 7 (5)

Highland 154 05X X — 15 10 5

Brighton 012 40X X — 7 6 7

Highland — WP: Shylee Mann. 2B: Makayia Anderson 2, Makayla Mauger 2, Madison Vansickle. 3B: Veronica Bosquez, Anderson

Brighton — LP: Barfuss. 2B: T Langi, C Johnson, B Driggs.

NORTH SANPETE (UT) 12, HIGHLAND 6

Highland 120 110 0 — 5 6 4

North Sanpete 322 041 X — 12 11 0

Highland — LP: Makayla Mauger. 2B: Veronica Bosquez, Adisen Glenn. HR: Makayia Anderson.

Brighton — WP: Christensen. 2B: A. Ison, L. Olsen, D. Long, Christensen.

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