and came up short by a score of 8-3. The Jaguars were able to jump on Lady Maverick pitching quick to break out to a 7-0 lead early. “They took advantage of our mistakes. Woeful behind and couldn’t bounce back from those mistakes,” said Coach JJ Iracheta, “

They beat Somerset 15-8 and now we’re in a three-way tie for third and fourth between us, Somerset and Uvalde for the third and fourth seed with five games to play.”

“It’s going to be a battle between those teams and us. We have Uvalde this Friday here followed by Medina Valley, Legacy, Southwest and then Harlan.” “We just couldn’t get it going, we had a lot of walks in the first inning. Ariana started then Angie Escamilla came in to finish it off. We couldn’t generate runs and they had the fastest pitcher in the district in the circle.”

Nissy Salazar hit a homer and the Mavs were able to score two more, but it was a little too little and a little to late for the Lady Mavs who fell into the bottom half of the district qualifying

standings and presently sit in

a tie for third entering the

home stretch.

They Knocked off the Southside Cardinals on Tuesday, but results were not available at press time.