Walnut Grove’s offense too much for young group of Lady Hounds

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  • A trio of Lady Greyhounds embrace after last week’s postseason loss. It was the Lady Hounds’ best record in four seasons. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    A trio of Lady Greyhounds embrace after last week’s postseason loss. It was the Lady Hounds’ best record in four seasons. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • The Lady Hounds close in to slow down Walnut Grove’s offensive advance during last Tuesday’s state tournament match. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    The Lady Hounds close in to slow down Walnut Grove’s offensive advance during last Tuesday’s state tournament match. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Cari Green (24) steadies possession of the ball near the sideline against the Warriors. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Cari Green (24) steadies possession of the ball near the sideline against the Warriors. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Senior goalie Wendy Ramirez-Perez and head coach Mikayla Coley share a moment late in last week’s postseason match. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Senior goalie Wendy Ramirez-Perez and head coach Mikayla Coley share a moment late in last week’s postseason match. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • The Lady Greyhounds have plenty to look ahead to next season, losing only three seniors. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    The Lady Greyhounds have plenty to look ahead to next season, losing only three seniors. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    LOGANVILLE — The Lady Greyhounds showed plenty of moxie in early going on their return to the state tournament at Walnut Grove, fighting back to tie the game in the first half.But the precision, ball control and offensive firepower of the Warriors were too much for Jones County to handle as the Lady Hounds fell 8-1 to a team that came up a goal shy of winning a region title the week be...

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