GAME RECAPS

5.23.18 LADY PANTHERS ADVANCE TO ELITE EIGHT

This group of ball players continues to evolve game by game and if you aren't following them, you are missing out on a magical ride. Anyone that has been following the lady panthers knows that they are not a "one WOman" team. Newton found that out on Wednesday afternoon in the regional semi-final game. They tried to diminish Haley Hawk's impact on the game, that theory didn't really pan out for them. Although these teams had played each other once this season, this time around the stakes are higher. Macy Henkle started the panthers off on the right foot with a single, a sacrifice by Kenzie Sipe and the panthers were looking to score early. But Newton thwarted that attempt. With Haley Hawk in the circle, she quickly took care of the Indians side in the first inning. Parkway threatened, but never got the offense going until the third inning. After three innings we were still knotted at zero's, but then the panthers went to work. Patience was the theme for the Parkway batters as they faced a pitcher that was struggling. With that patience and timely batting, Parkway went on to score five runs in the third inning. After several walks the Indian pitcher even walked in two runs and she was clearly struggling. What really broke the game open for the panthers was the determination of Allysa Miller. She stood tall fouling of pitch after pitch, nine pitches in all. Her determination payed off on pitch number ten when she sent a sharp liner through the gap scoring two runs. That gave the Parkway a 5-0 lead going into the bottom half of inning number three. Newton quickly answered back with two runs of their own in the inning. After four innings in the books, we had a 5-2 score. That would be the only scoring for Newton as Hawk shut them down from the circle. The defense behind her was also in stellar form, they make it look so easy. Parkway added a run in the fourth inning and two more in the fifth inning pushing the score to 8-2 in the panthers favor. Parkway wasn't done scoring yet and Bailey Bates put an exclamation point on their response to the Newton strategy. As i mentioned earlier, the Newton coach tried to limit Hawks impact in the game. She was walked 5 times and on the last time Bailey Bates made them pay for that decision. What a joy it was to see her blast that ball over the fence for a 2 run homer, proving that the Panthers success is a total team effort. Parkway plated four runs in all in the final inning, making it a 12-2 final and leaving no doubt. Parkway crossed the plate 12 times on 14 hits against two Indians pitchers. The ladies are now 21-4 and advance to the "elite eight", one of just eight teams left. The journey continues Saturday against Bradford for a trip to state.

5.19.18 PITCHING & DEFENSE EQUAL A DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

Steighteen is the mission statement this season and the first big hurdle was The Minster Wildcats. In the last meeting between the lady panthers and wildcats, a league title was on the line. In round two, a district championship and trip to regionals were at stake. Parkway lost by two runs in the first round, but as the panther faithful knew then, it wasn't one of their best games. In the final poll rankings, the lady panthers were at #3 and the wildcats were at #4 in division four. Add two of the best pitchers in the area to the mix and you have a battle on your hands. As we thought, it was a pitchers duel with a fraction of the offense that these two squads normally have. As expected, the first three innings saw minimal offense and going into the fourth inning it was knotted at zero. Minster had previously walked Haley Hawk when the panthers were threatening. But she was leading off, so they decided to pitch to her, that turned out to be a big mistake for Minster. On a 3-0 count, yes you heard me correctly, Haley did what Haley does. She sent a rocket blast over the center field fence for her 10 homer of the season. Now the panthers had a 1-0 lead and wouldn't look back. We assumed it would be a low scoring affair, but heading into the sixth inning, it was still a Parkway lead of 1-0. But the magic was about to start for the panthers in the top of the sixth inning. After being burnt once by pitching to Hawk, she was walked again.......mistake #2 for Minster. Senior Bailey Bates made them pay with a screamer for a double and a panther 2-0 lead. Lauren Henderson then went deep for a sacrifice fly to score another run. Then singles by Alyssa Miller and Makenna Temple pushed the score to 5-0 in the lady panthers favor. Minster did get a run across in each of the final two innings, but the panthers closed the wildcats season with a 5-2 victory. Lets talk defense, adding to a stellar pitching performance from Hawk, the defense was phenomenal also. Layne Claudy took her play to the next level on Saturday morning as she snagged rocket shots out of mid air and then tossed runners out from her knees. Bailey Bates also had a few exceptional plays also at shortstop. This was the big difference from game one, the lady panthers defense was nearly flawless. It was a total team effort. The ladies next game will be a regional sem-final versus the winner of Newton/ Fayettville-Perry on Wed. 5/23 at 2:00 PM @ Greenville Softball Association Fields.

5.16.18 HAWK SITS ATOP OHSAA RECORD BOOKS

It was a record breaking night for Parkway senior standout Haley Hawk. With runners on the bases in the first inning, Haley did what Haley has been doing for the last four years, getting runners across the plate. She now sits atop the OHSAA record books with 208 runs batted in and counting. Oh, she also pitched a one-hit game against Ft. Recovery to advance to the district finals on Friday. The Parkway bats were hot again tonight, just as they were on Monday evening. The home panthers scored four runs in the first inning to take the 4-0 lead. The Indians pitcher did get Parkway to go in order in the second inning. Parkway got rolling again in the third stanza and made it a 7-0 contest after just three innings. Meanwhile Haley Hawk was blasting pitch after pitch by the Indian batters, with of course some nice defense behind her. The lady panthers blew it wide open in the bottom of the fourth, scoring six runs and increasing the lead to 13-0. In the top half of the fifth inning, the panther defense closed out the game and the season for the Ft. Recovery Indians. As far as the offense on the day, four ladies had triples in the game. Macy Henkle with two, Bailey Bates, McKenna Temple and Allysa Miller each had one. The pitching performance from Haley and the all around play of the panthers gives them a 20-4 record and advances them to the district final game versus Minster on Friday evening.

5.14.18 PARKWAY ROLLS OVER WAPAK

With games left to be played on the schedule, the panthers traveled to Wapak for round two against the lady redskins. The panthers scored early and often en route to a 10-4 win over Wapak. Parkway plated two runs in the first inning, but the host redskins got one back in the bottom of the inning. With a 2-1 score, the panthers added two more runs for a 4-1 lead after two innings. Parkway added another run in the third inning and four more in the fourth inning. Wapak also plated two runs in the fourth inning, leaving us with a 9-2 score. The lady panthers also had some a stellar defensive plays, catcher Allie Ford made a nice catch of an attempted bunt and then fired it to first base for the double play. Bailey bates also made several nice plays including an over the shoulder catch just out of the infield. On the offensive side, sophomore McKenna Temple blasted a deep, two run homer over the centerfield fence and across the road. The redskins managed to get a run across in the seventh inning, but the rally fell short. With the 10-7 victory, Parkway improves to 19-4 on the season and will face Ft. Recovery on Wednesday evening.

5.10.18 SENIOR NIGHT DONE RIGHT

Due to scheduling the ladies were not able to have a senior night like normal. So the next best thing was to honor the seniors after a big sectional final victory. As they did in basketball, the lady panthers faced off against The Ridgemont gophers. Just like the arcade game, Parkway pounded the gophers early and often. The second inning was the only one that the panthers didn't score in. The host panthers scored 3 in the first, 3 in the third, 3 in the fourth inning. At that point it was a 9-0 lead, but the gophers were able to plate four funs in the top of the fifth inning. With a 9-4 score, the gophers were breathing a sigh of relief, but that was short lived. Parkway plated five runs in the fifth inning for a 14-4 sectional final victory on senior night.

5.7.18 LADIES RUN-RULE CRESTVIEW 16-6

What a beautiful day for the last regular season game, a victory over rival Crestview knights. The panthers were focussed on the task at hand and were ready for the host lady knights. Parkway got the offense rollin' in the first inning, with a two out rally, they crossed the plate four times. The visiting panthers picked up in the second inning and plated another run, pushing their lead to 5-0. Parkway had this game well in hand and it looked like the rout was on. But in the bottom half of the third inning, the lady knights offense got going and they were able to get on the board. After three complete it was a 5-1 contest in the panthers favor. Neither team scored in the fourth inning, the second in a row for the panthers. Maybe I was premature in my assumption of a rout. Or not, Parkway exploded for 8 runs in the top of the fifth inning. They were hitting in the gaps, deep to the fence and even pushing runs across thanks to knight errors. The visiting lady panthers now held a 13-1 advantage, just needing to hold Crestview to two runs in the bottom of the inning and it would be over in five innings. But the lady knights weren't going away that easy, they got back 5 runs that they had given up. We now had a 13-6 contest after the fifth inning. They lady Panthers went back to work and crossed the plate for three more runs, now it was a 16-6 score in Parkway's favor. Haley Hawk pitched a nice game to this point and with some defensive help, the ladies shut down Crestview for the victory. Parkway finishes the regular season with a 16-4 record and will be in tournament mode come Thursday.

5.4.18 PANTHERS GO 1-1 AT HOUSTON SHOWCASE

After a very tough loss on Thursday evening, the lady panthers were ready to bounce back on Saturday. The panthers were fortunate to have a later game and took on Sydney at one o'clock. The panthers were the visitors so they got the first crack at getting on the scoreboard.
They started out with hot bats in the initial inning and came away with a 4-0 lead after the first inning. Haley Hawk was back in the circle and pitching well for the panthers. Although the yellow jackets were getting a few hits, the panthers defense was doing a nice job. Parkway added two more runs in the fourth inning and took a 6-0 lead. The ladies from parkway were in firm control of the game with just a few more innings to play. But the yellow jackets weren't giving up that easily. They got life into their bats in the final inning, first it was one run, then a second and a third. That pushed the score to 6-3, the panther defense took control and closed down Sydney for the 6-3 win.
With just a short break in between games, the riverside pirates were up next for Parkway. The came into the day with only two losses and were eager to play the co-number one team in the division. With that said, the panthers always have a big target on their backs. Parkway had first crack at scoring, but came up empty and found out they were facing a very good pitcher. Macy Henkle got the call in the second game of the day. The pirates tagged her early for two runs in the first inning, taking a 2-0 lead. Riverside continued to get hits and pushed the score to 3-0 after two innings. This was unfamiliar territory for the panthers, who rarely fall behind. Parkway finally got on the board in the fourth inning and it looked like they may make a game of it. The pirates continued to plaster the gaps with hits and finished the inning with a 7-2 lead over parkway. The beatdown continued and the score ballooned to 10-2 and the lady panthers were not in the lead. Coach "E" made a change in the circle and gave Claire Langenkamp a chance to get some valuable experience at the varsity level. She did pretty well against a very good hitting squad. Parkway moves to 15-4 on the season with the split at the Houston Showcase. The girls will take on non-league rival Crestview on Monday afternoon.

5.3.18 LADIES BATTLE, BUT LOSE MAC TITLE

It's not to often that you see two top teams in the state battle it out in the regular season, except in the Midwest Athletic Conference title game. The lady panthers came in ranked #1 and the lady wildcats were ranked #4 in division four. Those in attendance were treated to one heck of a game. Although the ladies from Parkway fell behind early, the game was far from in the bag for the host wildcats. Parkway came in on a hot streak at the plate, but the Minster pitching cooled that down quickly. In the home half of the first inning, the lady wildcats took the first lead of the game by plating two runs. The lady panthers were up against some of the best pitching that they have seen this season, and it was a struggle at times. But the wildcats were having no issue with getting hits, they added another run in the second inning and the score went to 3-0. Finding themselves down by three runs, it was time to get it going. The ladies bats started to heat up and they got one run across to make it a 3-1 game. Haley Hawk was not having her best day from the circle, which is a rare occurrence for the senior. Minster was taking advantage of the situation and increased the score to 6-1 after just three innings. This was a situation that the panthers are not used to and they went to work to change it. The panther bats got going and 3 runs were scored in the fourth inning. With a pitching change, Macy Henkle went to work against the host wildcats. Minster also plated a few runs and after four innings it was an 8-4 lead for the wildcats. Time was running out for the panthers to get a share of that M.A.C. as we went to the fifth inning. The ladies had one more push in them and clobbered the ball to bring in four runs and tie the game at 8-8. The wildcats had an answer, they pushed across two runs and took a 10-8 advantage. Leaving Parkway with just two more at bats to get the job done. Both teams went scoreless in the sixth inning, the first for Minster. With one last chance for a panther win, The wildcats shut down the panther attack and won the M.A.C. title outright. The loss gave the Panthers a record of 14-2 on the season.

5.1.18 LADIES KEEP ROLLIN', DROP REDSKINS IN 5

The hot bats of the panthers didn't seem to cool off overnight. The ladies headed south today for a visit with M.A.C. rival St. Henry. Parkway batted around in the first inning before they garnered three outs in the inning. That translated into an 8-0 first inning lead for Parkway. With Haley Hawk on the "hill" for Parkway, I felt sorry for the redskins as they didn't have much of a chance. The lady panthers scored 13 runs in the first three innings and that was all the offensive that was need to put their host's away. Although Hawk pitched a good game, the lady redskins were able to plate two runs in the fourth inning. In the bottom of the fifth inning, St. Henry just needed to get another run to avoid being run-ruled by the panthers. Hawk wasn't about to let that happen, she promptly shut the redskins down with the help of her defense. The #1 ranked lady panthers are now 14-2, 5-1(mac) on the season with one more M.A.C. contest left. Thursday the ladies will travel to #4 Minster, with a win the panthers will share the Midwest Athletic Conference title.

4.30.18 PARKWAY SCORES EARLY AND OFTEN

The lady panthers are coming off of a hot offensive weekend and picked up where they left off versus Ft. Loramie. Parkway took the short trip north to tangle with a decent Van Wert squad. The panthers started the contest by jumping out in front 2-0 in the first inning. Macy Henkle went the distance in the circle for the visiting Panthers. The host cougars did get a few hits in the game, but only threatened to score one time. Parkway plated runs in every inning of the contest. The lady Panthers added a run in the second inning, then the panther bats exploded for five more runs in the third inning pushing the score to 8-0. Meanwhile the panther defense kept the cougars from crossing the plate. Parkway continued the offensive onslaught with a run in the fourth inning and finishing off Van Wert in the fifth plating another for runs for a 13-0 victory in five innings. The lady panthers are in mid season form and playing some really good ball. The lady panthers improve to 13-2 and travel to St. Henry tomorrow for an M.A.C. contest.

4.24.18 LADIES WIN IN HIT PARADE AT THE FORT

It was another rainy day, with a steady mist for most of the game. The sunshine was in hiding, but the lady panthers were red hot at the plate. Parkway started off slow, but quickly picked up momentum in the third inning. The visiting Panthers only squeezed on run across in the first inning. That was good for an early 1-0 lead over the Indians. Haley Hawk was in the circle for the Panthers and kept the hosts in check for most of the game. Parkway got that momentum going in the seventh inning as the entire lineup stepped up to the plate. That translated in to six runs for the panthers. After just three innings, Parkway had a comfortable 7-0 lead. The ladies picked up where they left off in the previous inning. Parkway crossed home plate enough in the fourth inning to make the score swell to 12-0. The lady Indians have improved and it showed in the bottom of the fourth inning. Ft. Recovery plated two runs to avoid the shutout, that made the score 12-2 heading into the fifth. Parkway add two more runs in the inning as the Indians added one run in the final inning. Haley went the distance in the circle and garnered another win. Parkway won the contest 14-3 and improve to 3-1 in the Midwest Athletic Conference. The lady panthers have run ruled 4 of their last five opponents. The panthers are now 9-2 on the season and were ranked #2 in the latest poll.

4.20.18 LADY PANTHERS CHEW UP T-BIRDS

The lady panthers traveled back to Lima for a game with the Central Catholic t-birds. It didn't take Parkway long to flex their muscles. Haley Hawk crushed a laser shot well over the center field fence. With just a half an inning in the books, the lady Panthers took a 3-0 lead. Lauren Henderson did a nice job pitching, keeping the t-birds from crossing the plate. It was the third inning, with a runner on base, Hawk went yard for the second time today. After three innings it was a panther advantage of 5-0. Not to be outdone, Bailey Strickler also had a three run shot deep over the left field fence. The panthers lead ballooned to 8-0 after just four innings, this was looking like it would be a run rule game. Coach "E" got everyone into the game and the ladies from Parkway plated two more runs in the top of the fifth inning. Haley Hawk came in and worked her magic, sending them down one, two, three. Parkway wins the game by a final score of 10-0. This was the fourth game this season the panthers have run ruled their opponents. Parkway improves to 8-2 an will travel to Ft. Recovery on Tuesday in MAC action.

4.19.18 INDIANS RALLY LATE, PARKWAY FALLS

Thursday's game against Shawnee was a heartbreaker for the Panthers , as they lost the lead late in a 4-3 defeat. Parkway got on the board in the first inning when Bailey Strickler singled on a 3-2 count, scoring one run. Parkway added another run in the second inning, Courtney lies hit a sacrifice fly that brought in Alyssa Miller. That gave the visitors a 2-0 lead. The host lady indians plated a run in the bottom of the fifth inning, making it a 2-1 contest. The panthers had held them at bay for several innings, even though the indians had threatened multiple times. Parkway struggled at the plate since the second inning and were hanging on to that slim lead. Parkway went to the seventh inning just needing three outs, that's when the momentum shifted in Swanee's favor. Parkway held the score at 2-2 and we were headed into extra innings. Although she didn't have a typical day at the plate, Haley Hawk started the eighth inning off with a double. Bailey Bates follows her with a double of her own and Hawk plated another panther run. That gave Parkway a 3-2 lead heading into the home half of the inning. The lady indians were able to plate a run and tie the score at 3-3. Tied at three and with 2 outs, Shawnee slipped a shot to the short stop with enough mustard on the ball it was mishandled. That allowed the host indians to cross the plate with the winning run. Parkway falls to 7-2 on the season and will travel to LCC tomorrow.

4.17.18 HAWK DOMINATES WITH ONE-HITTER

Haley Hawk was stellar from the circle as the Panthers made quick work of the Marion Local lady flyers. Parkway started their hit parade in the first inning and plated two runs for an early lead. As Hawk was working her magic from within the circle, the defense behind her was just as efficient against the flyers. The visiting panthers scored early and often, scoring in every inning. They plated 4 more runs in the second, 1 in the third, 4 more in the fourth and one more in the fifth and final inning. The fourth inning rally was highlighted my another Hawk home run. Two batters later, Junior Alyssa Miller also went yard. Both shots were well over the fence and into a very strong wind. Throughout five innings, Hawk was dominant against the lady flyers, she kept them swinging blindly the entire game. The host's were only able to muster a single hit on the day. Parkway improves to 7-1 on the season and 2-1 in the midwest athletic conference. The ladies will travel to Lima Central Catholic on Thursday afternoon to take on the lady t-birds.

4.10.18 HAWK GOES YARD IN M.A.C BATTLE

It was the typical battle between two of the top teams in the Midwest Athletic Conference. The visiting lady tigers took the first lead in the game in the top of the first inning. But Parkway answered right back in the bottom half of the inning. The lady panthers took a 3-1 lead in the bottom half of the inning, this looked like it was going to be a slugfest. Not that the pitching was bad, but both squads can hit the ball better than most. Needing just one more out in the third inning, the score quickly ballooned to a 7-3 advantage in the tigers favor.
After getting blanked in the third inning, the panthers didn't panic and the momentum soon shifted. With some really nice defense they were able to keep the tigers at bay. Meanwhile Parkway chipped away at the Versailles lead, plating a run in the fourth inning and two more in the fifth inning. That cut into the tigers lead and it was now a one run game at 7-6. Versailles had done a nice job of hitting the gaps all day, but the Parkway defense stood tall and held it to 7-6. The panther bats then erupted in the sixth inning, plating another six runs en route to a 12-7 advantage. Highlighting that eruption was a Haley Hawk going yard for her second home run of the season. The tigers managed to plate a single run in the top of the seventh inning, but a beautiful defensive double play closed out any threat from Versailles. Layne Claudy had a banner day for the lady panthers. She had multiple hits on the day, one nearly cleared the fence. She also had several really nice defensive plays to help the panther cause. Haley Hawk went the distance in the circle and garnered another win. The lady panthers move to 5-0 and will travel to Coldwater next for another M.A.C. battle.

4.6.18 MILLER'S WALK OFF PICTURE PERFECT IN WIN

It came down to the wire on Friday evening, with the host Panthers taking victory on a dramatic walk-off double in the late innings that sealed their victory over Newton. Although the scheduled invitational in Akron was cancelled for this weekend, the Panthers were able to schedule a game with a very good Newton team on Friday night. Parkway trailed 7-6 in the bottom of the seventh inning when junior Alyssa Miller doubled on a 2-1 count, scoring two runs for the Parkway victory. Both offenses were strong at the plate as Parkway collected 11 hits and Newton seven in the high-scoring affair. The Panthers got on the board in the first inning. An error scored one run for Parkway ,then they put up three runs in the fifth inning. The Panthers big bats in the inning were led with a single by Mckenzie Sipe and a double by Bailey Bates. Haley Hawk was the winning pitcher for Parkway, she allowed six hits and seven runs over six innings and sent four batters down swinging. Parkway racked up 11 hits in the game. Lauren Henderson, Miller, and Macy Henkle each collected multiple hits for the host lady Panthers. Henderson went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Parkway in hits. Bailey Strickler also led Parkway with three stolen bases as they ran wild on the base paths with five stolen bases for the game. Newton totaled seven hits in the contest. Parkway moves to 4-0 with a tough fought victory over a very good Newton squad.

4.5.18 LADIES BLAST ELIDA 23-3 IN 5 INNINGS

It was cold, windy, and the temps flirted with 40 degrees. But the lady panther bats were smokin' hot. The visiting lady bulldogs took an early lead at 1-0 in the top of the first inning, that would be their only lead of the game. In the panther half of the initial inning, Parkway jumped out to a 7-1 lead after a two out rally. Haley Hawk shut Elida down in the second inning and the Parkway offense picked up where they left off in the first inning. The lady panthers were patient at the plate and put four more runs on the board, making it 11-1. That's when Bailey Strickler hit a rocket shot over the center field fence for a 3 run homer. After just two innings, the panthers were up by a 14-1 score. Fast forward to the fourth inning when Coach "E" had made some changes to the lineup. Macy Henkle relieved Hawk in the circle, she gave up 2 runs in the fourth inning and the panthers plated eight more runs. Heading into the fifth inning, it was a commanding 23-3 Parkway lead. Henkle closed out the side in the top of the fifth inning for the Panther victory. Parkway moves to 3-0 and will be in action again tomorrow.

4.2.18 BATES POUNDS 5 R.B.I. IN VICTORY

It was hard to believe they found a field that was dry, but the host archers did. Parkway took the trip north and came home with another victory. Macy Henkle got the start in the circle and had a nice game for the panthers. She pitched four and two thirds innings, giving up four hits and only two runs. The visiting panthers started the game off right, plating two runs in the first inning. Henkle and Bailey Strickler both walked and scored on a Bailey Bates double. Parkway held that 2-0 lead until the fourth inning when the lady archers tied the game up at 2-2. Lauren Henderson came into the game in as the relief pitcher and closed out the inning. The lady panthers quickly regained the lead back in the fifth inning. After a walk and a single to start the inning off, once again senior Bailey Bates rose to the occasion and delivered. She crushed the ball well over the left fielders head for an in the park homerun. That pushed the score to 5-2 and gave Bailey five runs batted in on the night. But the archers came right back with a walk and then loaded the bases. With two outs, Bailey Bates knocked down a scorched shot up the middle and Lane Claudy scooped it up and tossed to third to shut down the Antwerp threat. Parkway added an insurance run in the top of the seventh inning, making it a 6-2 lead in the panthers favor. Little did they know how bad they would need that run. The archers got the bats rolling in the final inning and plated three runs, making the score 6-5. With two outs the panthers need just one more to get the win, the next hit was a pop up and Claudy took care of it for the panther win. Parkway starts the season off with a 2-0 record. Parkway will host Houston on Tuesday evening.

3.31.18 PANTHERS BATTLE, WIN ON WALK-OFF

The lady panthers finally got the season started after several days of rain cancelations. The lady redskins took advantage of a slow start from pitcher Haley Hawk with a 1-0 lead to start the game. It was a struggle for Parkway at the plate in the first three innings, that led to Wapak 3-0 advantage heading into the fourth inning. But in the bottom of the fourth, the Panther bats started to show signs of life. Parkway battled back and found themselves only down by a run at 4-3. Both teams would put more runs on the board in the next couple of innings. Wapak went up by a run in the top of the seventh inning. But in the bottom of the inning, Haley Hawk hit a rocket over the center field fence to tie it up at 9-9. With the wind getting stronger and the rain was coming down harder, we went to extra innings. Once again the lady redskins were able to plate a run for a 10-9 lead. The lady panthers didn't panic, after a walk and a hit, Bailey Strickler stepped to the plate. With a crack of her bat, she delivered a two run walk-off double to push the panthers to a 12-10 victory. Haley Hawk went the distance from the circle, she battled back throughout the game to get the win. The lady panthers start the season off with a nice 12-10 win over a very good Wapak squad. The panthers will travel to Antwerp on Monday.