Batting Logan Coleman 2-3 Gauge Gholson 1-3 Pitching Whitehead 7 innings, 93 pitches, 18K, 0 walks, 2 hits.

The Badgers’ eight-game winning streak ended with a 4-0 shutout loss against Salado. But one day after Monday’s loss, the Badgers were back to their winning ways, topping Burnet 4-1 at home.

Aspen Wheeler’s solo home run started a string of six unanswered runs for Lampasas, but Burnet came back to win 8-7 on the Lady ’Dogs home field Tuesday. Burnet scored three runs in the sixth inning, three in the seventh and then the game-winner by outfielder Elyse De Arcos in the bottom of the eighth -- the only run scored in extra innings.

Coach Kiff Wiemers said Monday’s 3-0 loss to No. 21 Salado was one of the Lady Badgers’ best matches of the season.

Competing in a tri-meet with Killeen Ellison and Hutto, Lampasas had mixed results. Briana Pickett had Lampasas’ best record for the day, 2-0. Taylyn Smith, Landon DiBattiste and Jonathan Dill each went 1-1. Kenli Wiley, Karli Wiley, Mia Martell, Brianna Miller, Brooklyn Dressel, Sean Miller, Rylan Myers, Jacob Miller, Anthony Harris and Hank Kielpinski also competed.

Taylor Martell placed first in 12U girls and third in the 12U rookie division at Terminator World Championship in Arizona. Prior to the world championship, she was second in 14U girls and 14U Novice divisions at the state championship in Round Rock,

Kayli Syx batted 7-14 in the Salado/Georgetown tournament last week, and she had four RBIs in a single game. Lampasas is scheduled to play at Georgetown Gateway Prep March 12 at 7 p.m..

The Lampasas Middle School seventh-grade boys placed first at their home track meet on Wednesday with a total of 275 points.

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Lampasas Middle School placed second in both the seventh-grade girls’ division and eighth-grade girls’ division of the Lady Badgers’ home meet on Wednesday. “The girls did a fantastic job, and we are very proud of their efforts,” coach Christy Wiley said.

Ace Whitehead threw 18 strikeouts in a 1-0 district win over Gatesville on Tuesday.

Carson Bekker scored the only run of the game on a passed ball in the bottom of the sixth.