Week 4: 3/22-27

Northwest 1 JM Robinson 0

Pitchers duel tonight at NW with Bain allowing 3 hits and Koerner giving up only 2 hits for Robinson, but one of the two was a HR. Northwest travels to Lake Norman tomorrow evening to face the Wildcats.

 

kinston 14
wilson beddingfield 3

kinston 7-1 overall, 3-1 conf.

josh lovick 4-4, 2 homeruns, double, 5 rbi's.
cody heath 5 ip, 9 k's

 

Providence 5, Butler 2

Box Score

 

Patton wins tonight over RS Centrl 8-3

Patton was lead at the plate by Dykota spiess with 3 hits.

Aaron attaway,Trevor Tallent, an Chris Fine all had 2 hits.

Fine hit a home run as well.

Patton beat Shelby tuesday 1-0

The Panthers are 4-0 in the Conference and 9-0 overall

 

McDowell 8
Erwin 2

WP: Justin O'Dear: 7 IP, 2R, 5H, 8K, 4BB

O'Dear also goes 3 for 4 at the plate including a 2-run homer in the first inning.

 

3-way tie for first in nw3a/4a

alex c 8, sc 2...........whs, alex c and sc are all tied for first in the nw3a/4a at 4-1................does anyone know how sts-w. rowan and ftf-hb turned out? please pass those scores along if you have them. thanks in advance.

 

AK 1 East Meck 0

1 unearned run in the game in a pitching duel.

Olen Little pitched the whole game for E Meck and looked great.
Only gave up 2 or 3 hits.
Alex Bartolomeo lead off the game with a ROE, goes to second on a 5-3 play, and scores on a Logan Ratledge single for the games only run.

Ryan Butler looked great pitching the first four innings.
Alex Baker finished up giving up no hits in the last three innings with 1 intentional walk.
East Meck had only 4 hits I think...

 

Hoke vs Scotland

Two of the best pitchers (Curt Britt (So) & Ronald Womack (sr)) in the state matched up for a show down at Scotland High. About one hour before the game started, we had a down pour. Then by the time the game started the winds picked up; wind blowing in and gusty up to 30 mph. The temperature continued to drop as the game started. Temperature dropped to 45 degrees. But Britt warm up the crowd with striking out the first three batters in the first. He was sporting a high 80's to low 90's the entire night. Then Womack enter the bottom of first with two strike outs. Unfortunally, his team had two errors that cost him two runs in the first. This was all that Scotland needed. Scotland went on to win 2-1. All three runs scored tonight were all unearned. Womack started out slow and then found a groove. He started mid 80's from the left side and pumped it up to high 80's. His slider and curve ball is unhittable! His fast ball has great movement when he follows through on his pitches. Early in game, he was standing straight up and not finishing!
Curt Britt is the real deal. Very poised throughout the entire game. Great technique and he mirrors it over and over. Very consistent, lively fast ball, great slider and low change up. This kid could be a starting pitcher for every DI college right now! I haven't seen all pitchers in the state yet, but he is second behind Dillon Maples from Pinecrest!

Scotland 2
Hoke 1
Winning Pitcher:
Curt Britt, 7 innnings, 105 pitches, 28 batters, 4 hits, 2 ROE, BB, 1 run (0 earn), 6 K's
Losing Pitcher:
Ronald Womack, 6 innings, 114 pitches, 24 batters, 3 hits, 2 BB, 2 runs (0 earn), 12 k's
Scotland Batters:
Curt Britt 1-2, BB ROE
Damion Burr 1-3, run
Greg Gorgeson 1-3
Hoke Batters:
Ronald Womack 1-3
David Santiago 1-3, 2B
Cameron Locklear 1-3, run
Andy Brayboy 1-4
Andy Brayboy 1-4

 

East Meck vs Ardrey Kell

AK---1
EM-- 0



Outstanding pitching performance from both teams. AK scratched for a run in the first and that was it. They only had 2 hits all night as Olen Little was on for East Meck; throwing a complete game with 8 K's.

But AK got a great performance from Ryan Butler and Alex Baker to keep the Eagles off the board.

The Ryan Butler of 2010 is different than last year's version. Ryan has changed his mechanics from what I saw from last year and had picked up velocity with it. He was in complete control of the game with pinpoint accuracy until he got tired...very impressive! The Senator (Alex Baker) came in and closed the door.

Both teams squandered scoring opportunities, but the pitching was the reason. EM has lost 4 conference games by a total of 5 runs...they just can't get that key hit when needed.

Olen Little was sensational. The kid is a pure bulldog on the mound--never gives in and never stops competing.

Just another game in the SW4A

 

Charlotte Country Day...13 Charlotte Latin...5

Latin...110 300 0.....5..5..9
CCDS..031 432 x....13.10.1

WP: Lee Harrison (2-0) (3.1 IP, 0H, 0R, 8K, 0BB)
LP: Nolan O'Mery (4..1 IP, 6H, 7R, 3K, 4BB)

Leading Hitters:

CD: Chad Walton 5-5, 2RBI
CD: Chris Onorato 2-3, 2RBI
CD: Lee Harrison 1-3, 2B
CD: Colin Walls 1-1, 2B
CD: William Frazier 1-4, RBI
CL: Chase Carbone 1-3, 2B
CL: Nolan O'Mery 1-2, RBI
CL: Woody Lay 1-3, 2B

CCDS: 8-1 Latin: 3-3