Prep Roundup: Lady Vols put up a fight, but fall to No. 1 Prescott
Lee Williams senior Tina Laegdhelm (13) and Adriana Leon try to stop a Prescott player Thursday during a 6-0 loss to the No. 1 ranked Lady Badgers. (Photo by Beau Bearden/Kingman Miner)
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