<p>Edinburgh pitcher Bailey Woodall fired a no-hitter to lead the host Lancers to 12-0 win against Greenwood Christian Academy in Tuesday night’s sectional semifinal.</p>
<p>Edinburgh, 11-10, now takes on Mid-Hoosier Conference rival Southwestern (Shelby) in tonight’s 6 p.m. championship game.</p>
<p>Lancers coach Stephen Clark said before the game that the team that shows up will likely win the game.</p>
<p>The Lancers have done more than show up, they have totally dominated play, first against Waldron on Monday and now Greenwood Christian.</p>
<p>Edinburgh pitchers have yet to yield a run, and that could continue against Southwestern, whom the Lancers no-hit earlier the season.</p>
<p>“That was during the middle of the season,” Clark said. “(The Lancers) are starting to play like winners, and once the girls grasp that, they will be dangerous.”</p>
<p>Woodall pretty much controlled the game for the Lancers. The left-handed junior struck out six Cougars and didn’t allow a hit out of the infield.</p>
<p>She gave up only two walks.</p>
<p>Woodall had quite a game at the plate, too, hitting a double and driving in three runs.</p>
<p>As a team, the Lancers had seven hits and six stolen bases.</p>
<p>Edinburgh scored three runs in the first inning, five in the second, three more in the third and once in the fourth inning.</p>
<p>In addition to Woodall’s double, junior shortstop Brianna Howard hit an inside-the-park home run to deep right and also tripled in the same area. She scored three runs and knocked in three runs. Catcher Kayla Beier also added two RBIs.</p>
<p>Despite the no-hitter, Clark said Woodall has pitched better this season.</p>
<p>Greenwood Christian, in its third season as a varsity program, finished the year at 7-7, and the Cougars take away a lot of experience and bring optimism for next season said coach Dan Carmichael.</p>
<p>“We’re you and resilient and play a tough schedule,” Carmichael said. “I’m very proud |of this team, and they didn’t give up all year and had fun.”</p>
