Second Week (#2) Results Here

Mudcat-Can you say Rose-West ?

 

St. Stephens @ Mooresville

Mooresville 10
St. Stephens 6

Hitting
Mooresville
Diggs, 2-4, 2R
Ogle, 2-2, 2B, 4RBI, 2R
West. 2-4, 2RBI, 2R
French, 2-4, R

St. Stephens
Johnson, 1-3, 3R
Short, 1-3, 2B, R
Larose, 1-3, R

Pitching
Mooresville
Blocher(W), 4.2IP, 4R, 1H, 4K, 3BB, 1ER
Meadows, 1.1IP, 1R, 2H, 0K, 1BB, 0ER
Rhyne, 1IP, 1R, 1H, 0K, 1BB, 0ER

St. Stephens
Maney(L), 1.2IP, 4R, 3H, 3K, 3BB, 3ER
Bowman, 2.1IP, 2R, 5H, 2K, 1BB, 1ER
Starr, 1IP, 1R, 1H, 1K, 1BB, 2HB
Pope, 1IP, 3R, 2H, 1K, 1BB, 2ER

St. Stephens.......100 210 2 --- 6R 4H 3E 5LOB
Mooresville..........040 204 x --- 10R 11H 3E 12LOB

It's too %$&#! cold for baseball!

 

Friday Action:

North Meck 3, Providence 0 (WP: Zack Rosenbaum, CG)

 

Northwest Guilford 7, Charlotte Christian 6

WP - Ben Page (1-0)
Sv - Nick Rogers (2)

LP - Kyle Barthelson

Houston Summers (NW) hit a grand slam to lead the Vikings 7-run rally in the 4th after falling behind 5-0.

NW pitchers Page, Will Cornelius and Rogers combined to hold off the Knights the rest of the way.

Bard (CC) 2R HR

 

North Meck 3 Providence 0

The Panthers ran into Zack Rosenbaum, one of the top pitchers in North Carolina and were handed their first Loss of the Season, 3-0. The usually potent Panther attack managed only two hits as Rosenbaum mixed a perfect blend of 86-88 mph fastballs with a nasty curve & tricky off-speed pitches. Shane Small started and took the loss for Providence. Shane pitched well but ran into control problems in the third, when 3 walks, an infield hit and several wild pitches/passed balls plated 3 runs for the Vikings. Spencer Hendel pitched 3 shutout innings in relief.

:banginghe

 

CHATHAM CENTRAL 4 , SOUTH STANLY 3

WP RYAN LAMBERT 2-0
LP RYAN MCINTYRE
CHATHAM CENTRAL MOVES TO 4-0 2-0 CONF
SETH KIVETT 3R HR OPPOSITE FIELD IN 5TH INNING

CC 4R 5H 4LOB 6E
SS 3R 3H 6LOB 1 E

 

Olympic 9 Hopewell 3

WP-Greg Conrad (2-0)
LP-Staton Smith

Greg Conrad pitched the complete game win, throwing a 2-hitter, with 9 Ks and allowing 3 unearned runs. Leading hitters tonite for Olympic were Wes Brunson 2-3, 1 RBI, Nate Staton 1-2, 3 RBIs and Greg Conrad 2-4, 3RBIs. Dusty White was the starting pitcher for Hopewell, pitching the first 4 innings. He pitched very well but got a no decision.
The wind and cold contributed to several errors for both teams.

 

East Rutherford 1 McDowell 0

In a game played in 30 something temps with snow flurries throughout, East So. Michael Melton threw a gem, striking out 8, walking 0 and scattering 5 hits to lead ER to a 1-0 victory. Melton also knocked in the only run with an infield groundout. ER completes non-conference play at 5-2 and opens Midwest 2A Tue. against Bunker Hill. # 3 Johnson pitched well for McDowell.

ER Hitting : Jr. Blake Wood 2-2, So. Zeke Blanton 2-3, Jr. Parker Tate 2-3, Jr. Brett Walker 1-4, So. Tyler Smith 1-3

ER Pitching : M.Melton 7 IP, 5 H, 8 K, 0 BB (1-0)
McDowell Pitching : # 3 Justin Johnson 5 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, Loss
# 2 Aaron Bartlett 2 IP, 2 H, 0 ER

OTHER AREA SCORES:
RS Central 6 Polk County 4
Crest 13 Chase 3

 

Hickory 11 East Burke 7

Game details later.

Hickory moves to 5-1 on the season heading into conference play next week.

 

I hope the schools of the SW4A take notice of this. Greg Conrad shutdown one of the best hitting teams in the city....a 2-hitter...WOW!!!