Stephanie and Emily Harris are consistent threats at the top of the order for South, while Huey, Bilodeau and Bianca Mora came up with big run-scoring hits at various times this season for the Lady War Eagles. Woodstock scored 128 runs in 28 games but allowed 113; South scored 177 while allowing just 73 runs in 27 games. Out of common opponents, Woodstock lost to Buford, 7-0, and beat North Forsyth, 4-3; South fell to Buford, 10-9, and beat North Forsyth twice, 9-1 and 8-0.
Softball preview: Woodstock at South Forsyth
Lady War Eagles host Lady Wolverines in Class AAAAAA first round