Weather hampers baseball, softball action

Mother Nature’s taking her toll on baseball and softball scheduled during the last couple of weeks, forcing Rayne High teams to reschedule and delay a number of games on the diamond.
Wolves
Over the weekend, the Wolves were able to dodge rain drops and participate in the Hanson Tournament where they posted a 1-1 record.
Although Rayne collected five hits, they were only able to light up the scoreboard with two runs with a 7-2 loss against Loreauville in opening play.
Loreauville hammered out seven hits and five runs for the win behind pitcher Scott Hebert.
TJ Bearb led Rayne hits with three (2 singles, 1 double), with additional hits by Ivy Thibodeaux and Grant Abshire.
Taking the loss on the mound for the Wolves was Hunter Keely who struck out five batters while allowing seven hits.
In their second outting, the Wolves claimed a 5-1 win over Patterson behind a strong showing by Rayne hurler Brice Meche. He allowed only three hits for Patterson’s only run.
Leading Rayne hitters for the win were Gannon Quebedeaux, each 2-for-3, followed by Hunter Keely, Grant Abshire and Haven Doucet each with a hit. Adding an RBI was Brice Meche.
The Wolves are slated to travel to Lake Charles this week where they will meet Washington-Marion, followed by a home contest Thursday (today) against LaGrange. The Wolves will then travel to the New Orleans area this weekend for the Dennis Estay Memorial Baseball Tournament hosted by John Curtis and Holy Cross.
Lady Wolves
Mother Nature made it two weeks-straight for the Lady Wolves having to delay softball action, forcing them to settle for weekend tournament action at Lafayette High.
In opening action, the Lady Wolves slipped by Mandeville, 3-2, as Rayne needed eight innings to pull off the win.
Leading the Lady Wolves at the plate were Whitney Fontenot and Cecily Schexnyder, each with two hits, and Madelyn Dupont with a single.
Kelcie Bourgeois took the win on the mound for Rayne throwing 10 strikeouts and allowing only three hits for the two runs.
In their second game of the tournament, the Lady Wolves fell to Lafayette High, 16-7.
Rayne was able to collect nine hits led by Cecily Schexnyder and Blair Bergeron with two each.
Kelcie Bourgeois was tagged on the mound with the loss giving up eight hits while collecting two strikeouts.
In their final game of the tournament, Rayne collected a 5-2 win over Church Point.
The Rayne bats were able to connect for nine hits, including two hits each by Blair Bergeron, Gabrielle Peltier and Whitney Fontenot who also added to the RBI collection.
Kelcie Bourgeois and Madison Venable combined for the win on the mound for the Lady Wolves. Bourgeois threw six strikeouts and Venable had three on the day. They, along with the Rayne defense, limited Church Point to only four hits.
During Monday afternoon action, the Lady Wolves traveled to Iowa where they collected a 5-1 win over the host.
Rayne hurler Kelcie Bourgeois threw a no-hitter for the win. Her strikeout total for the day was 17.
The Lady Wolves collected 13 hits at the plate led by Katie Benoit, Gabrielle Peltier, Whitney Fontenot and McKenzie Meche each with two hits apiece.
The Lady Wolves are scheduled to participate in a tournament this weekend at St. Amant, followed by a home district game Tuesday when they host Crowley High, then a road contest at Beau Chene on Thursday.