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Don't know the man from Adam . . . .

and don't want to.

 

You make my point

I come to watch the girls every year. The best coaches are the ones you don't notice. Does everything right? Not in my book.

 

He demands perfection. He iis very hard on them, but he is the first one to pick them up when they're down. He cares as much about their character as a person than as a softtball player. Montte is a better man than he is coach, and that's saying something. He should've never been ejected last night in the first place. It was changed because it should've been changed. I won't be surprised to see holly springs again today. Very good team.

 

+1 Yes it is.

 

scores

scores.........

 

BACK ON TASK



Who is in the 1A and 2A Championship?

Justin, give us a bracket update

 

PAMLICO MOVES INTO CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IN 1-A


RALEIGH – Pamlico won a pair of tight 2-1 decisions on Friday night to advance to the finals in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 1-A softball championships at Walnut Creek Softball Complex.
Pamlico opened with a 2-1 decision over Princeton, with Katie Lachman getting the pitching victory and also getting two hits and an RBI. Megan Gerrell had three hits and Katlyn Peedin two for Princeton, which outhit the winners 8-6.
Then in the winners' bracket finals Pamlico edged three-time defending state champ East Surry 2-1, with Lachman outdueling Beth Isaacs, who fanned 12. Lachman and Taylor Andrews each had run-scoring hits in teh first.
East Surry beat Murphy in its opener by a 6-2 count, with Isaacs the winning pitcher and Brittany Henry the loser. Lacie Clayton had a pair of hits for Murphy while Jessica Barker had two for East.
In a wild elimination game, Princeton carried a 4-0 lead into the seventh inning before Murphy rallied in a battle of Bulldog teams. Brittany Henry's bases loaded hit and then an error in the outfield helped tie the game. But Peedin's slow rolling infield hit in the bottom of ninth drove home Ashleigh Mayes with the winning run. Murphy ended the campaign 25-4.
East Surry (26-5) and Princeton (22-6) will square off at 11 am Saturday in the loser's bracket final for the right to advance against Pamlico (26-4) in the championship game.
The Raleigh Sports Consortium and the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau are among the host city sponsors for the championships.


NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2011 STATE FAST PITCH SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Walnut Creek Softball Complex, Raleigh


CLASS 1-A
STATE SEMIFINALS
Pamlico 2, Princeton 1
East Surry 6, Murphy 2


WINNER'S BRACKET FINAL
Pamlico 2, East Surry 1


ELIMINATION GAME
Princeton 5, Murphy 4, 9 innings


LOSERS' BRACKET FINAL
East Surry (26-5) vs. Princeton (22-6) ,Saturday at 11 am (Field 3)


CHAMPIONSHIP
Pamlico (26-4) vs. 11 am game winner, Saturday at 1:30 pm (Field 3); if needed, a second game will follow at 4 pm

 

NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
STATE 2-A SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS—DAY ONE


PISGAH OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION KEYS VICTORIES


RALEIGH – In a sport where pitching and defense usually dominates, Canton Pisgah exploded for 24 runs in a pair of wins on Friday night in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 2-A softball championships at Walnut Creek Softball Complex.
Pisgah won its opening game by 14-9 over Central Davidson, led by Jamie Geouge's three hits and five runs batted in. Then the Black Bears amazingly broke open a 2-2 game in the seventh with eight runs to roll past Eastern Randolph 10-2 and improve its reord to 23-4.
Mahaila Irvin had a homer and two runs batted in for the winners while Micah James went two for two with a homer and two RBI. That offset Eastern Randolph's Dallas Heaton's 19th homer of the year as she went two for two.
Heaton pitched a shutout in Eastern's first game, a 1-0 victory over Swansboro while limiting the Pirates to three hits. Brittany Rush drove home the only run of the game in the second inning.
Swansboro blanked Central Davidson 2-0 in the elimination game as Jamie Rodel scattered four hits and fanned 13. Emma Comer was the losing pither as Central ended the season with a record of 26-5.
Swansboro (23-7) will fade Eastern Randolph (29-3) Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in the loser's bracket finals, with the winer advancing to face Pisgah for the championship/
The Raleigh Sports Consortium and the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau are among the host city sponsors for the championships.




NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2011 STATE FAST PITCH SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Walnut Creek Softball Complex, Raleigh




CLASS 2-A
STATE SEMIFINALS
Eastern Randolph 1, Swansboro 0
Canton Pisgah 14, Central Davidson 9


WINNER'S BRACKET FINAL
Canton Pisgah 10, Eastern Randolph 2


ELIMINATION GAME
Swansboro 2, Central Davidson 0


LOSERS' BRACKET FINAL
Swansboro (23-7) vs. Eastern Randolph (29-3) ,Saturday at 11 am (Field 4)


CHAMPIONSHIP
Canton Pisgah 23-4) vs. 11 am game winner, Saturday at 1:30 pm (Field 4); if needed, a second game will follow at 4 pm

 

Interesting that from the description below . . . .

Several posters made assumptions about who I was talking about. That, alone, is very telling.

 

Not really. Who else would you be talking about? He's one of the most hated around. Also, anytime you mention "wins", he's the first to come to mind.