Down 10-9 entering the final inning, the Lynx walked off the Jaguars when Tessi Farley scored after coming on to run for Jakaela Cherry, who tied it with a double that scored Jaylyn Bahrenfuss.

Alivia Burns, Amanda Lahr, Morgan Tempel, Cherry and Hayden McCoy each had two hits, including a homer by Tempel. Cherry drove in three runs and Tempel two.

Burns, Morgan Hackbarth and McCoy each had an RBI, as Tempel scored three times. Burns and Bahrenfuss each crossed home twice.

Cherry earned the win inside the circle, striking out six.

—DFJ Photo by Patrick Coons Webster City's Tessa Hansen slides into the base against Southeast Valley on Monday night.

Webster City erased an early 2-0 deficit with four runs in the third, only to see Southeast Valley answer with five in the fourth. The Jaguars led 9-4 in the fifth before the Lynx plated three, following that up with two in the sixth.

âI was very pleased with our effort on the offensive side of the ball,ã WCHS head coach Brad VanDeer said. âWe ran the bases extremely well, were aggressive and smart. We havenát been able to say too many times this year that our offense was the difference, but this was the case.

âIt is encouraging to see as we approach Thursday at Ballard. We still have some sloppy plays defensively that we need to clean up. When we went on the stretch in the middle of the season where we were playing with the best teams in the state, we played every out like we had something to prove. Iám hoping we can get that mentality back before regionals start on Thursday.ã

The win snapped a six-game losing skid for Webster City, who heads to Ballard on Thursday for a Class 4A, Region 2 quarterfinal beginning at 7 p.m.

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