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Lee County Baseball Falls to 0-3

Posted: 03.02.2013 at 1:12 AM

Andrew Schnitker is the sports director and sports anchor for WFXL and Mysouthwestga.com

LEESBURG, GA -- Not a lot of turnaround time for Lee County baseball. The Trojans faced their first region game just three games in to the season on Friday.

After the 5-2 loss to Harris County Friday, Lee County is also facing an 0-3 start to the 2013 season. The Trojans scored two runs off a sixth inning Jack Bell home run, but that was only glimmer of offensive light for Lee County.

Lee County hosts Tift County Tuesday at Trojan Field.

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