Day two of Region XXIV Tournament pitted the Loggers to win two games to stay alive in the chase for the Region Championship.  Lincoln Land defeated Heartland Community College 9-3 to advance and play the #2 seed, Parkland College.  The Loggers defeated the Cobras of Parkland 7-6 after trailing 5-0.  The Loggers then advanced to play Danville Area Community College where they were ousted from the tournament 3-1.   Illinois Community College then defeated DACC to advance to Nationals in Clinton, Mississippi.  DACC will host in a district playoff where they can still earn a birth at NJCAA DIv. II Nationals.

The Loggers posted 5 home runs to defeat the Hawks 9-3.  Maggie Comerford and Whitney David each had 2 homers and Morgan Heckman hit her 17th dinger of the year.  Brittany Roady was the winning pitcher for the Loggers.  Roady went 6.67 innings allowing 3 runs on 10 hits and 7 strikeouts.  Madison Routh relieved Roady with the bases loaded in the 7th and threw two pitches to get a ground out to Kelsie Allen.

Game two of the day was against Parkland. The Cobras took an early lead jumping out to a 5-0 score.  Kelsie Allen led off the 5th inning with a triple, followed by back to back doubles by Morgan Heckman and Ashton Dyche. The Loggers scored 5 runs to take the lead 7-6.  Kelsie Allen had a base hit to take the lead by driving in Katie McLean. Gracie Schweighart and McLean each had 2 RBIs in the 7th inning. Jordan Kraft picked up the win in relief of Bri Graham.

Today, the Loggers fell to DACC, but not without a fight.  The Jaguars out hit the Loggers 10-8. DACC took the lead in the 6th inning on a two run homer by Sadiee Bradenburg. The Loggers lost the game 3-1 to end their season 34-23.

"I am extremely pleased and very proud ot this team," stated Coach John Marsaglia.  "The girls dealt with adversity with transfers and injuries.  We lost 3 key players to season ending injuries and three transfers.  They (the team) stepped up and played together extremely well and they were definitely an exciting to watch."  Coach Marsaglia said, "The sophomore leadership will be deeply missed and hopefully our freshmen will carry on that to next year."