Greenwood High School

Lady Bulldog Softball

Coach Hillman announces the GHS Lady Bulldog Softball 2009-2010 Schedule

Click here for this years schedule.

Tuesday September 29th, 2009

No practice this Thursday and the following Monday!!!!

 Notice of practices:

Softball practice for all players will start on Thursday, September 10th, 2009 regardless of the weather.  Practice will be held either on the field or in the GMAC.  Coach Hillman will notify the players where to be at.

Get Ready

Discussions with Coach Hillman over several days, he is ready to get the girls ready both physically and mentally.  Expect to bring your "A" game and attitude every practice as the level of practice will intensify from anything that GHS has seen in the past.  Coach Hillman stated to me that going to State is not good enough, we will be prepared to WIN State.  

HOT NEWS !!!!!!!!!!

Jill Barrett has verbally committed to play softball at the University of Tulsa!  This will be greenwoods 1st. division 1 softball signee!!!!!

Jordyn Cleavenger will be in Plano, Texas at a College Exposure Camp as well as a College Exposure Tournament with Oklahoma Turn 2 the week of July 23-26, 2009

Our Athletes of 2009-2010

Audra Schluterman     Jill Barrett     Jordyn Cleavenger     

Natalie Nelms     Cierra Bynum     Tamara Bull     Keeley Treece 

    Jessicah Moudy     Kaitlin Schaub

Photos from GHS Lady Bulldog Summer Softball

Our Past Athletes of 2008-2009

Paige Fair     Chelsea Hartman     Helen Zyjewski     Morgan Schaub

Jordyn Cleavenger breaks GHS record with 23 wins in a single season!

Links to important web sites

Lady Bulldogs have 6 All Conference / 2 Honorable Mentions / 3 All State

Great year Lady Bulldogs

Pics from the picnic

All Conference - Keeley Treece / Jill Barrett / Helen Zyjewski / Jordyn Cleavenger / not pictured Paige Fair / not pictured Jessicah Moudy

Honorable Mention - Audra Schluterman / Natalie Nelms

All State - not pictured Paige Fair / Jill Barrett / Helen Zyjewski

We would like to thank Coach Jim Hillman and Coach Don Harrison for an outstanding year. None of this would have been possible without them!  This photo will show you that "BEHIND ALL GOOD WOMEN IS A FEW GOOD MEN"  I know the saying is reversed.

Click here for pictures of our leaders.

Batting / Pitching Stats for 2009 Season

Link to Greenwood Democrat story on Lady Bulldogs

Lady Bulldogs take down Pulaski Academy Friday 7-2

Lady Bulldogs lose to Greene County Tech 5-0 in quarter finals

Lady Bulldogs win first game and advance to quarter finals

Story below

Not even the rain could ruin our Senior Night

Congratulations to all of our seniors and thanks for a great year of softball!

Lady Bulldogs finish regular season with record of 22-10

Conference record 12-2

GREENWOOD          12-2      .857

Harrison                      10-4       .714

Greenbrier                 10-4        .714

Vilonia                        7-7        .500

Alma                          5-8       ..357

Morrilton                     5-8     ..357

CAC                           2-10       .167

Siloam Sp.                 1-11        .083

Lady Bulldogs Softball win first game of state

Greenwood Advances to Quarterfinals

          After winning the 5A west Conference on Monday night, the Greenwood Lady Bulldog softball team went on to win their first round bout against Pulaski Academy in the 5A State Softball Tournament held in Sherwood, Friday afternoon, with a final score of  7-2. The Lady Dogs started slow, but they came alive in the third inning. Coming from a 2-1 deficit, Greenwood began its battle back when Natalie Nelms hit a hard shot to center field driving in a pair of scores by Keeley Treece and Paige Fair bringing the score to 3-2 in Greenwood ’s favor. This was a lead that the Dogs would never relinquish. They kept the run going by pounding the ball throughout the 4^th inning with a double to center by Jill Barrett, followed by a triple to right field by Helen Zyjewski driving in Nikita Gragg, who was running for pitcher Jordyn Cleavenger and Barrett. Zyjewski topped of the inning by stealing home on a wild pitch to bring the score to 6-2.

          On the defensive side, Greenwood was strong throughout the game.  Highlights included a double play in the 2^nd that began with  Barrett fielding a hard drive to short, making the quick throw to 2^nd base where Nelms made the force out, and then threw to Fair at 1^st to make the double complete. Also, helping on the defensive side was solid pitching from Jordyn Cleavenger. She struck out the first three batters in the 4^th inning and ended the game in the top of the 7^th inning by striking out the first three batters again. Cleavenger ended the game with a total of 12 strikeouts.