West Clermont’s Allie Cunningham, center, celebrates her two-run home run with her teammates during an Eastern Cincinnati Conference game April 15, 2025, against Turpin at West Clermont High School.
Photo by Sun Sports Reporter Jake Dowling
BATAVIA — West Clermont has kicked it into gear after a slow start to the Eastern Cincinnati Conference season.
The Lady Wolves have won seven of their last eight games, including five straight at one point, to get to a .500 record in conference play with about half of the season left to go. The team has relied on excellent pitching from starter October Von Bargen and timely hitting from the lineup.
West Clermont (5-5, 9-6) extended its winning streak to a season-high five games following a 4-0 win April 15 against Turpin, marking the team’s third shutout win this season.
Von Bargen pitched a gem with a complete game performance. She allowed one hit, one walk and struck out 11. The junior walked her first batter of the game, but worked around it. She struck out the side in the second inning and struck out two batters in the fifth and seventh frames.
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