AKRON/NEW MADISON — A second area high school softball team has won its first state title after a perfect season.
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Tri-Village High School won the Division VI state championship, 6-0, over Garaway on Sunday in Akron.
The Patriots finished the season 30-0 and secured their first softball state title.
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Emma Greer had two hits and drove in a run.
Elizabeth Poling pitched a three-hit shutout with three strikeouts.
Tri-Village is the second area high school to win a state softball championship and finish the season undefeated.
As previously reported by News Center 7, Kenton Ridge won the Division IV state softball championship and finished with a 32-0 record.
The Tri-Village softball team returned to New Madison Sunday night, according to the school’s Facebook page.
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