Limehouse scores four goals in Lumpkin Co. victory
Lumpkin Co. Soccer, TeamFYNSports March 24, 2021
Nicole Limehouse scoring her second goal of the game.
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians (8-4, 2-1 Region 7-3A) defeated the Dawson Co. Lady Tigers (1-9-1, 1-3 Region 7-3A) 6-0 on Tuesday night in Dahlonega. Nicole Limehouse had a dominant game, scoring four goals for the Lady Indians.
Limehouse scored two goals in each half for Lumpkin Co. Reagan Spivey scored a goal in the first half, and senior Ashley Read scored a goal in the second half.
The Lady Indians have another home game this Friday against Cherokee Bluff at 5:30 p.m.
The Lady Tigers’ next game will be next Tuesday as they host Lakeview Academy at 5:00 p.m.
Lady Indians’ season ends on buzzer beater
Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Sports, Team FYN Sports, TeamFYNSports March 5, 2021
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians lost to the Cross Creek Lady Razorbacks 46-45 on Friday night in Dahlonega. Trailing 45-44 with 5.8 seconds remaining, Cross Creek moved the ball the length of the court for a game-winning layup as time expired.
Senior Isabel Davenport led Lumpkin Co. with 18 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 steals. She scored 10 of her 16 points in the fourth quarter.
Senior Makenzie Caldwell scored 10 points, gathered 8 rebounds, and stole the ball 5 times in the game.
Senior Isabel Davenport looking to make a play in the semifinals of the 3A state tournament.
The Lady Indians opened the game on a 10-4 run to jump out to an early lead. Cross Creek responded by scoring 13 consecutive points on a run that stretched until halfway through the second quarter. Late in the half, Davenport hit back to back threes to close the gap. Lumpkin Co. trailed 18-16 at halftime.
Lumpkin Co. opened the third quarter on a 7-0 run to regain the lead. The Lady Indians were plagued by turnovers in the period, while allowed Cross Creek to respond again with another long run.
Trailing 32-26, Lumpkin Co. tied the game on an 8-2 run to start the fourth. With the game tied late in the game, Davenport hit one of two free throws after she was fouled on a layup attempt. After a timeout, Cross Creek went full court and hit an open layup to win the game 46-45.
The Lady Indians end the season with a 25-5 record, including 11-1 in Region 7-3A. They won their first region championship in 30 years and made it to the semifinals of the state tournament.
Congratulations to the Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians on an incredible, historical season!
Lady Indians win Region 7-3A championship
Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Team FYN Sports, TeamFYNSports February 17, 2021
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Gilmer Lady Bobcats in the Region 7-3A championship 50-46 on Tuesday night in Dahlonega. Senior Isabel Davenport iced the game by hitting two free throws with less than 10 seconds remaining in the game.
Senior Isabel Davenport advances the ball up the floor.
Sophomore Mary Mullinax led the Lady Indians with 16 points and 6 rebounds. Davenport added 15 points, including 9 in the 4th quarter.
Early in the third quarter, with Lumpkin Co. leading 30-17, Gilmer decided to turn up the pressure. They forced a plethora of turnovers from the Lady Indians, allowing them to claw their way back into the game.
In the end, it was Lumpkin Co. holding on to win their first region championship in 30 years.
The Lady Indians will host their first round state playoff game either next Tuesday, February 23rd, or next Wednesday, February 24th.
Lady Indians defeat Lady Panthers 69-35
Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Sports, Team FYN Sports January 23, 2021
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Union Co. Lady Panthers 69-35 on Saturday night in Dahlonega.
Freshman Averie Jones at the free throw line.
The Lady Indians outworked the Lady Panthers the whole game, recording 16 steals and 11 offensive rebounds.
Lumpkin Co. was led in scoring by freshman Averie Jones who scored 22 points and had 6 assists and 5 steals. Senior Makenzie Caldwell also put up 15 points, and sophomore Mary Mullinax had 14 points and 6 assists.
The Lady Indians will travel to play the Lady Trojans at North Hall high school on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Lady Indians run past Dawson Co. 68-33
Lady Tigers Basketball, Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Team FYN Sports January 19, 2021
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Dawson Co. Lady Tigers 68-33 on Tuesday night in Dawsonville. The Lady Indians dominated the game on both ends of floor, hitting nine threes and recording 10 steals.
Senior Isabel Davenport handles the ball against Dawson Co.
Sophomore Mary Mullinax led Lumpkin Co. with 21 points and seven rebounds. Senior Isabel Davenport also scored 20 points, and freshman Averie Jones scored 14 points.
Senior Maddie Anglin led the Lady Tigers with 15 points.
The Lady Indians only led 19-11 at the end of the first quarter. However, they opened the second quarter on an 8-0 run and never looked back.
The Lady Indians host the Gilmer Lady Bobcats this Friday at 6 p.m.
Davenport’s near triple-double leads Lady Indians to victory
Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Team FYN Sports January 22, 2021
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Gilmer Lady Bobcats 67-46 on Friday night in Dahlonega. The Lady Indians played team basketball, recording 20 assists on the night.
Sophomore Lexi Pierce setting up a play.
Senior Isabel Davenport had half of those assists, as she fell a rebound shy of a triple-double.
Davenport scored 14 points to go along with her 10 assists and 9 rebounds. She also had 3 steals
The Lady Indians were led in scoring by senior Makenzie Caldwell, who had 21 points and 6 rebounds. Sophomore Mary Mullinax also had a double-double for Lumpkin Co. as she had 11 points and 11 rebounds. Freshman Averie Jones also had 13 points and 5 rebounds.
With the victory the Lady Indians move to 14-4 on the season and 6-1 in Region 7-3A.
Lumpkin Co. has a quick turnaround as they host Union Co. at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
Lady Indians’ defense stifles Fannin Co. in 61-27 victory
Lady Tigers Basketball, Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Sports, Team FYN Sports December 21, 2020
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Fannin Co. Lady Rebels 61-27 in their first game of the Kelly King Holiday Classic. The Lady Indians were led in scoring by senior Isabel Davenport, who scored 15 points. Sophomore Averie Jones also scored 14 points, and freshmen Mary Mullinax chipped in 13 points.
Senior Isabel Davenport, who scored a game-high 15 points, prepares to shoot a 3-pointer.
Lumpkin Co.’s defense allowed them to put the game away early. They didn’t allow a point in the first quarter and only allowed Fannin Co. to score one field goal in the first half. The Lady Indians’ led 24-5 at halftime.
The Lumpkin Co. offense started rolling in the third quarter. Mullinax scored seven of her points in the third quarter as the Lady Indians took a 42-13 lead into the final period. They held on to win the game 61-27.
Lumpkin Co. will host the Mill Creek Lady Hawks tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. in their second game of the Kelly King Holiday Classic.
Lady Indians roll past North Hall 76-31
Business, Lady Tigers Basketball, Lumpkin Co. Basketball, Sports, Team FYN Sports December 18, 2020
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the North Hall Lady Trojans 76-31 at home on Friday night. Sophomore Lexi Pierce led the Lady Indians in scoring with 35 points, including 28 points in the first half.
Sophomore Lexi Pierce led the Lady Indians with 35 points, including six 3-pointers.
Lumpkin Co. dominated the first half with excellent defense and hot shooting. They forced plenty of turnovers that led to easy scores and held North Hall to 13 first half points. The Lady Indians also hit 10 threes in the first half, six of which came from Pierce. They led 48-13 at halftime.
The Lady Indians turned down the tempo in the second half but still held on to win the game 76-31.
Lumpkin Co. will host the Kelly King Holiday Classic beginning Monday at 5:30 p.m. as they host Oconee Co. high school.
Lumpkin Co. defeats Dawson Co. 8-2
Sports, Team FYN Sports September 14, 2020
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians defeated the Dawson Co. Lady Tigers 8-2 on Monday night in Dahlonega. The Lady Indians used a huge 4th inning, that was highlighted by a grand slam by #33 Lauren English, to lead them to victory.
#19 Hailey Sparks up to bat for the Lady Indians.
After the Lady Tigers scored in the 1st inning, the game was dominated by pitching until the 4th inning. In the bottom of the 4th, Lumpkin Co. scored six runs on a two-run homer by #36 Alyssa Pulley and a grand slam by #33 Lauren English. The Lady Indians added to their run total in the bottom of the sixth inning on a sacrifice RBI that led to #10 Emmi Graham scoring and on an RBI by #1 Hailey Mincey. Dawson Co. scored one run in the top of the 7th inning fielder’s choice that resulted in #18 Olivia Martinez crossing home plate to make the final score 8-2.
The Lady Indians play again tomorrow as they travel to play at Cherokee Bluff high school at 6 p.m.
Lady Indians defeat North Hall on the road 6-1
Lumpkin Co. Soccer, Sports, Team FYN Sports March 11, 2020
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians (5-3-1, 3-0 Region 7-3A) defeated the North Hall Lady Trojans (2-3, 0-0 Region 7-3A) on the road on Tuesday night. Senior Hope Kenney had a hat trick to help lead her team to a 6-1 victory.
Junior Cassidy Fuller looking to make a play.
The first of Kenney’s goals came just three minutes into the game and was assisted by freshman Rae Lynn Meyers. North Hall tied the game by scoring about halfway through the first half. Kenney responded by scoring her second goal of the game as the Lady Indians took a 2-1 lead into halftime.
Senior Hope Kenney attacking the goal. She had a hat trick on Tuesday night at North Hall.
The second half started off slow, but junior Ashley Read scored the first goal of the half with 22 minutes remaining. Sophomore Reagan Spivey scored two goals in less than five minutes to extend the Lady Indians’ lead to 5-1. Kenney sealed the win with her third goal of the game with 14 minutes remaining, as Lumpkin Co. won the match 6-1.
The Lady Indians’ next game will be on Thursday, March 12th, as they travel to play at Fannin Co.
Lady Indians tie with Lakeview Academy 4-4
Sports, Team FYN Sports February 24, 2020
The Lumpkin Co. Lady Indians (2-1-1) tied the Lakeview Academy Lady Lions (0-1-1) 4-4 on Monday night at Lumpkin Co. High School. The Lady Indians scored with two minutes left in the game to tie the game at four.
Sophomore Reagan Spivey looking to make a play.
Lakeview struck first with a goal early in the first half. The Lady Indians responded with two goals in the first half. The first goal came from #21 Nicole Limehouse with 15 minutes left in the first half, and the second came from #7 Hope Kenney with only three minutes remaining in the first half. Lumpkin Co. led 2-1 at halftime.
Senior Olivia Gilleland about to throw the ball in.
The Lady Lions scored early again in the second half. Their first goal came just 10 minutes into the half. Lumpkin Co. was able to counter with another goal from Limehouse with 14 minutes remaining in the game. Lakeview responded with a goal of their own less than a minute later to tie the game at three goals apiece. The Lady Lions followed that goal with another goal with 5 minutes remaining to take a 4-3 lead. The Lady Indians weren’t ready to throw in the towel. Lumpkin Co.’s #22 Ashley Read scored on a free kick that bounced over the head of the goalie for Lakeview to tie the game. The game finished tied at four.
Lumpkin County runner-up region championship
Sports, Team FYN Sports October 3, 2019
The Lumpkin County Lady Indians softball team finished as runner-up in the region 7 3A championship after falling short in a double header on Wednesday night.
The Lady Indians faced off against region opponent East Hall. The top-two teams in their region battled earlier in the season at Lumpkin County. The Vikings defeated the Lady Indians at home in the regular season game, and the latter was looking for the opposite to happen at East Hall.
It is a rivalry that many hoped would end with a comeback for the Lady Indians, but unfortunately ended with the Vikings on top 6-1 in the first game and 16-0 in the second.
Lumpkin County played solid defense in the first game
The Vikings jumped ahead with an early lead after their first at bat. Macy Banks, starting pitcher for East Hall, hit a single to right field. Her teammate Abigail Brown put the ball into play immediately after, giving the Vikings time to score and get on the board first.
During Viking Callie Dale’s turn at bat, the ball got past Lady Indians catcher Natalie Schubert and East Hall got their second run. Dale followed with a double, and the Vikings gained their third run. The Lady Indians defense kicked in, and a great play by second baseman Alyssa Pulley got the third out.
Natalie Robinson pitched six innings in the region championship against East Hall on Wednesday.
For several innings neither team scored as the others defense went to work. Natalie Robinson took the mound for the Lady Indians and pitched six innings.
The highlight of the Lady Indians offense came in the top of the fourth inning. Third baseman Lauren English stepped up to bat, and launched an out of the park home run to left field. As she rounded the bases, her teammates came onto the field to greet her at home plate.
Several other great offensive moments for the Lady Indians included two singles by Alyssa Pulley and a single by Natalie Schubert.
Despite Lumpkin County’s best efforts, the Vikings scored three more runs to extend their lead. A couple of walks and a single by Viking Grace Smith put two more runs on the board in the bottom of the fourth.
The Lady Indians held the Vikings from scoring more runs for a couple more innings by playing great defense. A great running catch by left fielder AK Wilson turned into a double play after she threw the ball to Alyssa Pulley at first.
The final run of the game for the Vikings came after a single by Gracie Ausborn to clinch the first win 6-1.
Lady Indians offense struggled in second game
The Vikings again jumped ahead with an early lead after back to back singles to start the second game. They
Lauren English hit a home run for the Lady Indians in the first game, then pitched in the second.
also scored eight runs over a lengthy eighth inning that secured them the lead.
Although they battled for hits during each at bat, the Lady Indians were unable to score.
English took the mound as the starting pitcher for Lumpkin County, and pitched a total of three innings. Emmie Graham came in at the top of the fourth and pitched one inning.
The final score was 16-0.
The Lady Indians are officially the second seed heading into playoffs for the state championship. They will host the third seed from region 5 3A on Wednesday, October 9th.
Lady Indians push forward with 5-4 win against Panthers
Sports, Team FYN Sports August 13, 2019
A couple of hits for the Panthers and mistakes from the Lady Indians allowed Union County to get on the board first at Tuesday night’s game. Although both teams played a solid game, in a theme that seems to be recurrent for the Lady Indians this season, Lumpkin started to come back in the bottom of the fifth for an overall 5-4 victory.
The first couple of innings displayed the defensive strength of both teams. Both teams put the ball into play during their first at-bats, but couldn’t get anything on the board before the other would get the third out. The Lady Indians defense had an especially great three up, three down for the top of the second inning.
Union County starting pitcher Megan Bright pitched a total of four strikeouts after 4 2/3 innings. Starting pitcher for the Lady Indians Natalie Robinson stayed in the entire game and pitched a great six innings with two strikeouts.
Runners started to score for Union in the top of the fourth after a double by center fielder Mary Wischmeyer. A single to right field by third baseman Caley Davis advanced Wischmeyer to third, who was then able to score after the ball got past Lumpkin catcher Natalie Schubert. An error by Lumpkin first baseman Hannah Pulley gave the Panthers time to get another run on the board, as did when the ball got past Schubert again. At the end of the inning the Panthers were ahead 4-0.
Center fielder Mary Wischmeyer got things started off for the Panthers in the top of the fourth with a double.
The Lady Indians left two stranded in the bottom of the fourth, but fought to keep the Panthers back in the top of the fifth. Second baseman Alyssa Pulley played an exceptional inning defensively, with a pop up catch for the first out, a diving catch for an attempt at the second out, and a running catch to get the third out.
The bats were hot for the Lady Indians in the bottom of the fifth, started off by a single to left field by shortstop Evee Dornhecker. Third baseman Lauren English followed with a double, and the Lady Indians got their first run of the night. Schubert hit a single to center field for the second run, and first baseman Hannah Pulley drilled a single to the wall at center field to score courtesy runner Kelsey Marshall and right fielder Haley Voyles. When the dust settled at the end of the inning the Lady Indians had tied the game 4-4.
Lauren English hit a double in the bottom of the fifth to get the first run of the night for the Lady Indians.
A couple of easy outs kept the Panthers from scoring any more runs in the top of the sixth. When the Lady Indians came back up to bat in the bottom of the inning, English hit another double to bring in a RBI and the final run. The Panthers were unable to get anything else past the Lumpkin defense, and the game ended after the top of the seventh inning.
Lady Indians head coach Joe Jones said of the game, “Offensively we waited a little while to adjust, but we finally got some big hits with runners in scoring position and I’m proud of us for sticking with it.”
The Lady Indians will head to Chestatee tonight for a 5 p.m. game. They will be back home on Thursday to face Chestatee again at 5 p.m.
Lady Indians fall to Vikings 13-8
Sports, Team FYN Sports August 22, 2019
In one of the most high-energy games this season, the Lumpkin County Lady Indians took on the East Hall Vikings on Tuesday in their second region game of the season. In a sudden turn of events the Vikings pulled ahead to defeat the Lady Indians 13-8.
The Vikings got things started with an out-of-the-park homerun by starting pitcher Macy Banks in the top of the first inning. Banks’s hit was followed by a couple of singles, but the Lady Indians defense got the third out before any more runs could score.
Shortstop Evee Dornhecker hit an incredible out-of-the-park homerun to left field to lead things off for the Lady Indians. Starting pitcher Lauren English followed with a single, and a double by catcher Natalie Schubert lifted the Lady Indians to a 2-1 lead over the Vikings. Designated player Emmie Graham hit the ball to the infield and an error on the Vikings shortstop gave Graham time to reach first. Third baseman Hannah Pulley hit the ball back to the pitcher for the third out, but not before Graham came home to push the Lady Indians lead to 3-1.
The Lady Indians softball team celebrates Evee Dornhecker’s leadoff homerun in the bottom of the first inning.
A string of singles from Dornhecker, English and first baseman Natalie Robinson extended the Lady Indians lead to 5-1 during their next time to bat. The Vikings responded with another out-of-the-park homerun by Abigail Brown in the top of the third to make the score 5-3.
In the bottom of the third inning another string of singles from the Lady Indians helped to gain another four runs. After a couple of strong defensive innings for both teams the Vikings started to come back in the top of the fifth with a double to the center field wall by Banks. A passed ball for the Lady Indians brought in a run for the Vikings, as did a single. A couple of walked runners increased the Vikings score, and they took the lead after a double to the center field wall by right fielder Callie Dale.
Robinson came in to start pitching for the Lady Indians in the top of the sixth. With a fresh arm on the mound the Lady Indians were able to get quick three outs.
Robinson hit a double in the bottom of the sixth, and was brought home by a double from Schubert. The Lady Indians were looking for a comeback in the seventh, but a rainstorm swept through and made it difficult for them. The Vikings ended up putting another four runs on the board in the top of the seventh making the final score 13-8.
The Lady Indians still walked away with fourteen hits over the course of the game. Starting pitcher Lauren English pitched five innings and Natalie Robinson pitched 1 1/3 inning. Emmie Graham came in at the very end to finish up 2/3 of an inning.
The Lady Indians are now 5-5 on the season and 1-1 in the region. They will travel to Norcross on Thursday to face Greater Atlanta Christian.
Lady Indians cap off non-region play with 11-0 win
Sports, Team FYN Sports August 16, 2019
The Lumpkin County Lady Indians softball team finished off their non-region play on a positive note. They won their third game of the week against the Chestatee Lady War Eagles at home on Thursday.
The Lady War Eagles showed up ready to fight for a come back from their 17-0 loss against the Lady Indians on Tuesday. Shortstop K.T. Palmieri hit a leadoff single for the Lady War Eagles in the top of the first. Unfortunately the next couple of batters were unable to put the ball into play like they needed, and the Lady War Eagles left one stranded going into the bottom of the inning.
The Lady Indians spent the next couple of innings battling to put runs on the board. Starting pitcher Natalie Robinson drilled a double to center field, and catcher Natalie Schubert brought in the first run of the game right after with a single to left field.
Lady Indian Hayley Voyles contributed to the victory on Thursday.
During their next turn to bat the Lady Indians scored a total of six runs to bump the score up 7-0. Hayley Voyles hit a single to center field, and an error on the Lady War Eagles allowed the runners to advance. A string of back-to-back walks and singles gained the Lady Indians three more runs. This drive was capped off by a double from Schubert that brought in three runners. After some impressive offense the Lady Indians left the inning with a comfortable lead.
The Lady War Eagles fought over the next couple of innings to put runs on the board. A couple of singles put the ball into play, but great defense from the Lady Indians held them back.
In the bottom of the fourth the Lady War Eagles walked Robinson and Lauren English. With her teammates in great scoring position, substitute catcher Grace Jones launched a double to left field to score a run. Two batters later, Voyles sent the ball to left field again to bring home two Lady Indians. Another error on the Lady War Eagles gave Voyles time to come home, and the Lady Indians went from an 8-0 lead to an 11-0 lead. After the Lady War Eagles were unable to put anything else on the board in the bottom of the fifth, the Lady Indians won on another run rule 11-0.
Starting pitcher for the Lady Indians Natalie Robinson pitched a total of four and a half innings allowing no runs with five strikeouts. The Lady Indians have a record of 4-4 going into their first region game against Dawson County on Monday.
“Tomorrow we’re gonna work,” said head coach Joe Jones about preparing for region play. “We’re gonna have a good workout tomorrow, give them a little time to recuperate this weekend and hopefully go and play with a lot of confidence on Monday.”
Lady Indians soar over War Eagles 17-0
Sports, Team FYN Sports August 14, 2019
The evening was hot and so were the Lady Indians in their first game of the week against the Chestatee War Eagles. After just three innings the Lady Indians walked away with a phenomenal victory of 17-0.
Shortstop Evee Dornhecker got things started with a leadoff single in the top of the first. Two batters after first baseman Natalie Robinson was walked, Emmie Graham drilled a single down the third base line to load the bases. Haley Voyles stepped up and hit a chopper to the infield, and an error on the War Eagles first baseman gave Dornhecker and Robinson time to score. With those two runs the Lady Indians were off to a great start 2-0 going into the bottom of the first.
Chestatee managed to get the bases loaded in the bottom of the first, but starting pitcher Lauren English held them back with a great first inning- two strikeouts back to back for the final two outs.
Shortstop Evee Dornhecker for the Lady Indians hit three singles, a double and earned three RBIs over the course of the game.
The Lady Indians were only getting started with their offense going into the second inning. Alyssa Pulley nailed a single down the third base line, and A.K. Wilson put down a perfect bunt to get on first. Dornhecker hit another single to left field, and once again the Lady Indians had the bases loaded. English stepped up and launched a double to the center field wall, earning herself two RBIs and the Lady Indians two more runs.
At this point the Lady Indians were in a great position offensively. Then came Robinson’s out of the park home run to catapult the Lady Indians to a lead of 7-0.
With no outs on the board the Lady Indians still had plenty of inning to bat. Chestatee starting pitcher Hannah Pierce walked Natalie Schubert and Graham. Voyles stepped back up and smacked a single between the second and first base gap bringing in Schubert. Third baseman for the War Eagles couldn’t get a handle on a drive from Wilson, and for the third time that night the Lady Indians had the bases loaded.
Dornhecker hit her third single of the night and earned two RBIs. Another hit by Robinson brought in another two runners. The Lady Indians earned five runs throughout the second inning to extend their lead 12-0.
The War Eagles attempted to earn some runs with a couple of hits throughout the bottom of the second, but it was not enough against the Lady Indians defense.
Graham hit a double to get things started for the Lady Indians in the top of the third. Her hit was followed by another double to center field by Voyles. After another single to right field by Alyssa Pulley and a double by Dornhecker to left field, the Lady Indians were up 15-0. The final run of the game came from pinch hitter Grace Jones, who hit a double to bring in English, who had hit a double just before.
Starting pitcher for Lumpkin Lauren English pitched a great game with three strikeouts over the three innings.
The War Eagles fought for some runs with a few more hits in the bottom of the third, but still couldn’t get anything on the board. The Lady Indians won on a run rule, 17-0.
Among the stellar offensive performance for the Lady Indians were three singles, a double and three RBIs for Dornhecker, two doubles with two RBIs for English and two singles by Alyssa Pulley. English also pitched all three innings with three strikeouts.
Coach Joe Jones for the Lady Indians was exceptionally proud as he said, “We came out of the gate and hit very well…they threw strikes, we hit it and we hit it hard. Hopefully we can continue to build off that and start like we did today in the future.”
The Lady Indians are now 3-4 in their season. They will play Chestatee again at home on Thursday at 5 p.m.