Ava Goble scattered six hits and Megan Cribelar went 4-for-4, leading the Casey-Westfield Lady Warriors to a 6-1 softball victory Monday afternoon at home over Teutopolis.

Goble allowed only six singles, while walking one and striking out six over her seven innings of work.

Cribelar had a pair of doubles to go along with two singles and drove in two runs for Casey-Westfield. The hosts scored a single tally in the first and then added three runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth.

The Lady Shoes scored their lone run in the top of the sixth. With one out, Chloe Hoene, who had three of the team’s six hits, got a single. She stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored when Olivia Hemmen delivered an RBI single.

Hemmen took the loss. She went six innings, allowing 10 hits and six runs. She walked one and struck out two.

The Lady Shoes, now 4-4, are scheduled to play today (Tuesday) at Greenville.

Abby Sabalaskey allowed just two hits and pitched the Westville Lady Tigers to a 2-0 win Tuesday afternoon over Teutopolis in a semifinal game of the Class 2A Tolono Unity Regional.

Westville, now 24-3, will advance to Saturday’s regional championship, while T-Town saw its season come to an end.

Sabalaskey retired the first 10 batters she faced before allowing a one-out single to Emily Konkel in the fourth. Olivia Copple’s one-out double in the sixth was the Lady Shoes only other hit. Sabalaskey, just a sophomore, walked only one and struck out eight.

Courtney Gibson also pitched a strong game, but took the loss. She gave up seven hits and two runs – single tallies in the fifth and sixth. She walked two and struck out six.

The Lady Shoes finished with a fine 20-8 record.

Kaylee Niebrugge and Erin Althoff both drove in two runs, helping the Teutopolis Lady Shoes post a 6-4 win at home Tuesday over Effingham.

T-Town trailed 2-1 early, but scored a pair of runs in the second and then added three more in the third to build a lead.

In the second inning, Danielle Sarchet reached on an error and ended up at second base. Summer Wall drove her home with a base hit, and after a single by Olivia Copple, Althoff, who had three hits in the game, added an RB single to put THS on top, 3-2.

In the fourth, Wall started the three-run inning by getting hit by a pitch. Copple walked and Althoff drove in the first run with a base hit. Niebrugge brought another run home with a ground out and Daisha Piedra capped the inning with an RBI double.

The Lady Hearts made it closer with a two-run fifth. Daelyn Dunston walked, followed by singles by Abby Cunningham and Sidney Donaldson to load the bases. Jennifer Jamison then drove in two with a base hit.

Effingham scored its first run in the first on a wild pitch and took a 2-1 lead in the second on a run-scoring single by Sawyer Althoff.

T-Town also scored in the bottom of the first. Althoff led off with a base hit and scored on a triple by Niebrugge.

Courtney Gibson got the win. She went all seven innings, allowing eight hits and four runs, while walking five and striking out five. Saige Althoff took the loss for EHS. She gave up eight hits and six runs, while walking five and striking out three.

The Lady Shoes are now 17-7. They will return to action Thursday with a game at Robinson.

The Lady Hearts dipped to 13-11 on the season. They will now face St. Anthony the next three days in the annual City Series. The games today (Wednesday) and Friday will be played at St. Anthony’s field, while Thursday’s game will be played on Effingham’s diamond. Game time each day is 4 p.m.

Courtney Gibson out-dueled Kayla Kocher and the Teutopolis Lady Shoes gained a measure a revenge Friday afternoon.

After dropping an 11-1 decision to Kocher and Newton earlier in the season, the Lady Shoes scored single tallies in three innings and got an outstanding pitching performance from Gibson, en route to a 3-1 win at home in their regular season finale.

Gibson allowed just two hits and one run, while walking three and striking out six. Kocher was touched for eight hits, while walking one and striking out eight.

T-Town got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first. With one out, Emily Konkel got her first of three hits in the game, lining a double. She then stole third base and scored on a sacrifice fly by Kaylee Niebrugge.

In the second, Danielle Sarchet singled, went to second on a bunt and eventually scored on a wild pitch.

In the third, Konkel singled, Piedra walked, and then with two outs, Sarchet delivered an RBI single.

The Lady Eagles scored their only run in the top of the third.

The Lady Shoes ended their regular season at 19-7. They will return to action Monday. In an opening-round game of the Tolono Unity Regional, T-Town (No. 4 seed) will play at home against Shelbyville (No. 10). Game time is 4:30 p.m.

Jordan Goeckner pitched a three-hitter and Kaylee Niebrugge drove in a pair of runs, lifting the Teutopolis Lady Shoes to a 3-0 win over Marshall and a split of their two games Saturday at the Breese Mater Dei Tournament.

The Lady Shoes dropped a 4-1 decision to Mater Dei in their opening game.

Goeckner was outstanding in her seven-inning, complete-game performance. She scattered the three hits, while walking three and striking out four.

T-Town scored a single tally in the first and then added two more in the fifth.

In the first inning, Erin Althoff led off with a base hit. Niebrugge also singled and Courtney Gibson came through with an RBI single to put the Lady Shoes on top.

It stayed 1-0 until the top of the fifth. Althoff had a one-out single and Emily Konkel walked. After both runners moved up a base on a double steal, Niebrugge lined a base hit, driving in two.

In the first game, THS was limited to three hits, with two of those coming in the opening inning. Konkel had a single, stole second and scored on an RBI double by Niebrugge. Olivia Copple’s single in the fifth was the only other hit.

Mater Dei tied the game with a run in the first and then added another in the fifth and two in the seventh.

Gibson pitched a strong game, but took the loss. She allowed seven hits and four runs, while walking three and striking out 10.

The Lady Shoes are now 16-7. They will return home to face Effingham on Tuesday. Game time is 4:30 p.m.