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See the 2017 ORHS softball schedule

Posted at 2:20 pm March 19, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

The 2017 Oak Ridge High School softball team is pictured above. (Submitted photo)

The 2017 Oak Ridge High School softball team is pictured above. (Submitted photo)

 

Note: This story was updated at 2:25 p.m.

Here is the 2017 Oak Ridge High School softball schedule.

As of Saturday, the softball team was 1-1 (1-0 in District 3-AAA).

Oak Ridge defeated Knox Central 6-5 on Thursday at Fountain City Park in a district game, said Nelson Glover, Oak Ridge softball coach. Seniors Jenna Murphy and Kelsey Benjamin provided multiple hits along with timely extra base hits from Bailey Watkins (sophomore), Hannah Tobler (junior), and Kaitlan Paine (senior).

Junior pitcher Caroline Tobler picked up her first win, pitching three scoreless innings to close out the game, Glover said.

The Oneida tournament in which the Cats were scheduled to play three games on Saturday, March 18, will be postponed until March 25, with games to be announced, Glover said.

Date Time Opponent Location
Mon, March 13 5:00 p.m. Rockwood Home
Thurs, March 16 5:30 *Central Away – Fountain City (bus)
Sat. March 18 TBA Oneida Tournament Oneida
Tues. March 21 5:30 *Halls Home
Thurs. March 23 6:00 *Powell Away (Parent transportation)
Fri. March 24 5:00 Sunbright Home
Mon. March 27 5:30 *Anderson Co. Away (Parent transportation)
Tues. March 28 6:00 *Karns Away (Parent Transportation)
Wed March 29 – Sat. April 1 TBA – Oak Ridge Invitational TBA Oak Ridge
Tues. April 4 5:00 – (DH) *Gibbs Away (bus)
Thurs. April 6 5:30 *Central Home
Fri. April 7 5:00 Webb Away (Parent Transportation)
Sat. April 8 1:00 Northview Away (Parent Transportation)
Mon. April 10 6:00 *Campbell County Away (bus)
Wed. April 12 6:00 *Halls Away (bus)
Thurs. April 13 6:00 *Powell Home
Mon. April 17 5:30 *Anderson Co. Home 
Tues. April 18 5:00 *Karns Home
Thurs. April 20 6:00 *Clinton Away
Fri/Sat April 21-22 10:00/2:00 Indian Hills/Holy Cross Away (Parent Transportation)
Mon. April 24 6:00 *Campbell County Home

*Parent night

Thurs. April 27 5:00 Concord Christian Home

*Pink Out

* denotes district game

Oak Ridge Invitational Team Schedule

Wednesday, March 29-Saturday, April 1

Oak Ridge:

  • Thursday 5:30 vs. Clinton—field C
  • Friday 4:30 vs. Concord—field C
  • Friday 7:30 vs. Greenback—field C
  • Saturday 1 vs. White County—field C

Bearden:

  • Friday 7:30 vs. Central—field D
  • Saturday 10 vs. Gatlinburg-Pittman—field C
  • Saturday 1 vs. Wartburg—field D

Clinton:

  • Thursday 5:30 vs. Oak Ridge—field C
  • Friday 4:30 vs. West—field D
  • Saturday 1 vs. Northview—Kevin Calia

West:

  • Friday 6 vs. Northview—field C
  • Friday 4:30 vs. Clinton—field D
  • Saturday 11:30 vs. White Co—field C

Gatlinburg-Pittman:

  • Saturday 10 vs. Bearden—field C
  • Saturday 11:30 vs. Greenback—Kevin Calia
  • Saturday 2:30 vs. Concord—field C

Wartburg:

  • Saturday 11:30 vs. Concord—field D
  • Saturday 1 vs. Bearden—field D
  • Saturday 2:30 vs. Northview—field D

Northview:

  • Friday 6 vs. West—field C
  • Saturday 1 vs. Clinton—Kevin Calia
  • Saturday 2:30 vs. Wartburg—field D

Greenback:

  • Friday 7:30 vs. Oak Ridge—field C
  • Saturday 10 vs. Central—field D
  • Saturday 11:30 vs. Gatlingburg-Pittman—Kevin Calia

Concord:

  • Friday 4:30 vs. Oak Ridge—field C
  • Saturday 11:30 vs. Wartburg—field D
  • Saturday 2:30 vs. Gatlinburg-Pittman—field C

White Co.

  • Friday 6 vs. Central—field D
  • Saturday 11:30 vs. West—field C
  • Saturday 1 vs. Oak Ridge—field C

Central

  • Friday 6 vs. White County—field D
  • Friday 7:30 vs. Bearden—field D
  • Saturday 10 vs. Greenback—field D

Oak Ridge Invitational field assignments

Wednesday, March 29-Saturday, April 1

Teams Participating:

  1. Oak Ridge
  2. Bearden
  3. Clinton
  4. West HS
  5. Gatlinburg Pittman
  6. Wartburg
  7. Northview
  8. Greenback
  9. Concord Christian
  10. White Co.
  11. Central

Wednesday

No games Scheduled

Thursday—Field C

  • 5:30 (7-inning game) Oak Ridge vs. Clinton

Friday—6 games, 2 fields

Field C

  • 4:30 Concord Christian vs. Oak Ridge
  • 6 Northview vs. West
  • 7:30 Oak Ridge vs. Greenback

Field D

  • 4:30 Clinton vs. West
  • 6 White Co. vs. Central
  • 7:30 Central vs. Bearden

Saturday—10 Games, 3 fields

Field D

  • 10-11:15 Central vs. Greenback
  • 11:30-12:45 Wartburg vs. Concord Christian
  • 1-2:15 Bearden vs. Wartburg
  • 2:30-3:45 Northview vs. Wartburg

Field C

  • 10-11:15 Gatlinburg Pittman vs. Bearden
  • 11:30-12:45 West vs. White County
  • 1-2:15 Oak Ridge vs. White County
  • 2:30-3:45 Gatlinburg Pittman vs. Concord Christian

Kevin Calia Field

  • 10-11:15
  • 11:30-12:45 Gatlinburg Pittman vs. Greenback
  • 1-2:15 Clinton vs. Northview
  • 2:30-3:45

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Bailey Watkins, Caroline Tobler, Hannah Tobler, Jenna Murphy, Kaitlan Paine, Kelsey Benjamin, Knox Central, Nelson Glover, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Invitational, softball

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