(Bruce Eggleston/matsusports.net) Colony’s Kara Macy slides into home safely as the ball bounces in front of Kenai Central catcher Maggie Grenier at the Rally in the Valley tournament Thursday, April 25, 2024, at Colony Middle School in Palmer.

(Bruce Eggleston/matsusports.net) Colony’s Kara Macy slides into home safely as the ball bounces in front of Kenai Central catcher Maggie Grenier at the Rally in the Valley tournament Thursday, April 25, 2024, at Colony Middle School in Palmer.

Soldotna softball takes 7th at Rally in Valley; Homer 8th, Kenai 13th

The Soldotna softball team led the Kenai Peninsula by finishing 4-3 to take seventh at the 6th annual Rally in the Valley softball tournament Thursday through Saturday.

Homer finishes 3-3-1 to take eighth at the event, while Kenai was 1-6 to finish 13th. Delta finished first at 7-0, while Colony was second at 7-0. The tournament had 16 varsity teams and 13 junior varsity teams.

The Stars are now 4-5 overall. Thursday, SoHi beat Hutchison 19-0, beat West Valley 15-4 and beat Lathrop 8-2. Friday, the Stars lost to Thunder Mountain and lost to Colony 7-4. Saturday, SoHi lost to Delta 4-0 and beat North Pole 12-9.

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The Mariners are now 4-10-2. Thursday, Homer tied Wasilla 7-7 and lost to West Valley 8-3. Friday, Homer lost to Delta 10-2, beat North Pole 13-4 and beat Redington 10-9. Saturday, the Mariners beat Lathrop 12-1 and lost to Colony 5-0.

The Kardinals are 1-6. Thursday, Kenai lost to Ketchikan 12-0 and lost to Colony 8-3. Friday, the Kardinals lost to West Valley 6-2, lost to Wasilla 8-7 and beat Houston 14-1. Saturday, the Kards lost to Delta 4-2 and lost to Lathrop 11-2.

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