SEALY — The Sealy High School softball team picked up a big win Feb. 13 at Lady Tigers Field by defeating Burton High School with a final score of 15-0 by mercy rule in four innings. Sealy put on a clinic defensively and offensively with lights out pitching and fielding, along with hitting the ball hard at the plate and finding the gaps. "We have a very talented group of kids,” said Sealy head softball coach Brittney Whitehead.
“We’re pretty young. We have five sophomores out there and two freshmen, so we’re a young group, but they have a lot of experience. They’ve played select ball. Our pitcher came out throwing hard, getting a lot of strikeouts for us. That gives our defense confidence and then our offense is able to come through and just get the pitches that they liked and get extra bases.”
Lady Tigers pitcher Charlie Ramos tossed two shutout innings and had the command going from the very start. “My arm feels good,” Ramos said. “It’s probably gonna be sore tomorrow, but a lot of practice. Practice everyday.”
