FAIRVIEW — A little leftover snow and soggy conditions did little to cool down Fairview softball’s red-hot start on Saturday.

After a team effort to even make the field playable, the Lady Aggies bounced Holly Pond twice (13-6 and 17-0) and Hanceville once (15-0) to complete an impressive showing at their own round-robin event.

“Oh my goodness, we were out there about five hours Friday and another five on Saturday,” Fairview coach Brian Simmons said of fixing up the diamond for competition. “The baseball team came over and helped us out, so that was good. If they wouldn’t have done that, we probably wouldn’t have played.”

Including a season-opening 20-0 shutout of Meek, the Aggies are 4-0 and averaging a shade more than 16 runs a game.

As for the other side of the ball, Carli Jo Ashley and Ally Hogeland have combined to throw a no-hitter (Hogeland) and a pair of one-hitters (both Ashley) while yielding just the six runs to the Broncos.

“They’ve pitched well,” Simmons said. “We’ve been crushing the ball these first four games.”

Though her name will rarely appear on a stat sheet, Abbie Cook’s efforts have not gone unnoticed. Simmons was extremely high on his lone senior’s fielding and selfless disposition.

“For a senior to come in and play a flex, it shows a lot of leadership,” he said. “She’s doing a great job and leading the team.”

See how Fairview claimed each victory below:

% Fairview 13, Holly Pond 6: Kalynn Holcomb poured on a double, homer and five RBIs, and Jordan Moore added a double, triple and three RBIs to anchor a lineup not lacking contributors.

Gracie Cook went 2 for 4 with two RBIs, Kayla Aleman was 2 for 3 and Harley Jo Gibbs had a hit and two RBIs. Jada Golden had a double and Katie Ball a single.

Ashley struck out five in a complete-game effort.

Kolby Holcombe went 3 for 4 with a pair of doubles for Holly Pond. Adair Gillilan had a double, a single and two RBIs. Maddie Folds and Makayla Parker had two hits apiece.

% Fairview 15, Hanceville 0: Ally Hogeland struck out seven and notched a no-hitter to set aside the Bulldogs in three innings.

Moore and Katie Glover each had an RBI.

% Fairview 17, Holly Pond 0: Ashley held the Broncos to a single hit in four innings and racked up three of her own at the plate, piling on a pair of doubles and four RBIs.

Cook cleared the fence with a two-run shot, Gibbs was 3 for 3 with three RBIs and Holcomb closed out a solid day with a double, triple, and two RBIs. Moore and Hogeland were both 2 for 3 with two RBIs. Golden and Aleman each had two hits.

Gillilan accounted for Holly Pond’s lone hit.