First pitch brings good luck to Jackets

  • Six-year-old Cooper Godfrey, son of Jamie and Melissa Godfrey, throws out the first pitch prior to Hayesville’s 3-0 victory over Mitchell in the first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 1-A playoffs Tuesday at Scott D. Penland Baseball Field. The No. 8 seed Yellow Jackets meet No. 24 seed Mountain Island Charter School in the second round on Friday.
    Six-year-old Cooper Godfrey, son of Jamie and Melissa Godfrey, throws out the first pitch prior to Hayesville’s 3-0 victory over Mitchell in the first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 1-A playoffs Tuesday at Scott D. Penland Baseball Field. The No. 8 seed Yellow Jackets meet No. 24 seed Mountain Island Charter School in the second round on Friday.

    Six-year-old Cooper Godfrey, son of Jamie and Melissa Godfrey, throws out the first pitch prior to Hayesville’s 3-0 victory over Mitchell in the first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 1-A playoffs Tuesday at Scott D. Penland Baseball Field. The No. 8 seed Yellow Jackets meet No. 24 seed Mountain Island Charter School in the second round on Friday.