WEEK #9 SCORES HERE!

Raleigh Durham Area Scores of 4/26/05

Tuesday's results

Wake Christian 7, Bethel Christian 0

WKC 002 001 4 -- 7 10 1

BET 000 000 0 -- 0 4 2

W--Powell. L--Mills.

Leading hitters: WKC--Brown 2-3, Castner 2-3, Gourley 2-3, Martin 2-4.

Cary Academy 7, North Raleigh Christian 0

NRC 000 000 0 -- 0 3 1

CYA 023 200 x -- 7 9 1

W--Kramer 14 k. L--Goodwin.

Leading hitters: CYA--Roberts 3-3, Knight 2-3 (2B).

Riverside 5, Northern Durham 2

NDR 200 000 0 -- 2 5 1

RIV 302 000 x -- 5 10 1

W--Toffaletti. L--Cole.

HRs: NDR--Cuthrul; RIV--Moormam.

Leading hitters: NDR--Helms 2-3; RIV--Brothers 3-3 (2B, RBI), Brady 2-3.

Leesville Road 10, Wake-Forest Rolesville 0

WFR 000 00 -- 0 2 2

LVL 007 03 -- 10 8 1

W--Dorsett. L--Riddlehoover.

HR's: LVL--Greenhaw.

Leading hitter: LVL--Bond 3-3.

Apex 4, Cary 1

CRY 001 000 0 -- 1 1 1

APX 300 001 x -- 4 6 1

W--Frankoff. L--Townsend.

HR: APX--Federowicz (2).

Leading hitter: APX--Federowicz 2-3 (3 RBI).

Kerr-Vance Academy 15, Wayne Country Day 1

KVA 260 16 -- 15 14 0

WCD 100 00 -- 1 3 3

W--Mcghee. L--Ford.

HR: KVA--Loyd (2), Mcghee, R.Bowen.

Leading hitters: KVA--Loyd 2-3, R.Bowen 3-4, Williamson 3-4, Parham 2-2.

Athens Drive 3, Enloe 0

ENL 000 000 0 -- 0 3 2

ADR 011 010 x -- 3 6 2

W--Ottone. L--Zucchino. Sv--Walker.

HR: Ottone.

Leading hitters: ENL--Schweighardt 2-3; ADR--Miller 2-3, Huttie 2-3.

Clayton 5, South Johnston 1

SJO 000 001 0 -- 1 4 0

CLA 101 021 x -- 5 7 0

W--Archer. L--Medlin.

Leading hitter: SJO--Westbrook 2-3.

Green Hope 2, Middle Creek 1

MID 000 100 0 -- 1 5 3

GH0 002 000 x -- 2 3 1

W--C.Tilton. L--Wood.

HR: MID--Lattimore.

Leading hitter: MID--Fowler 2-3.

Wakefield 13, Sanderson 0

SAN 000 00 -- 0 2 4

WAK 234 4x -- 13 14 2

W--Adleman. L--Connor.

HR: Quate.

Leading hitters: WAK--Dowdy 4-4 (2 RBI), Isaacs 2-2 (3 RBI), Staton 2-3.

Fuquay-Varina 11, Lee County 7

LEE 010 220 2 -- 7 6 2

FUQ 305 210 x -- 11 12 3

W--Daniels. L--Brewer.

HR: FUQ--CL.Conner.

Leading hitters: LEE--Dew 2-3, Brown 2-3; FUQ--CL.Conner 3-3, Lewis 2-4, Smith 2-4, Snell 2-4.

Cardinal Gibbons 11, Ravenscroft 3

CGI 200 050 4 -- 11 13 2

RAV 000 012 0 -- 3 5 2

W--Lang. L--J.Ray

HR: CGI--Mazzone; RAV--Edwards.

Leading hitters: CGI--Trocheck 4-4 (2 2B, 3B), Pompliano 2-4 (2B), Mazzone 3-4 (2B); RAV--Edwards 2-4 (2B).

 

Lumberton/Ashley

Technically a tie as the the teams were tied at 2. Lumberton led 3-2 in the bottom of the seventh when rain wasked out play. Reverts back to the 2-2 tie. I wasn't aware of this rule. Anyway, a great game with great pitching and just enough big hits to scratch across a few runs. Both of these teams are poised to do well in the playoffs.

 

That is correct if they arent going to finish it, evidently it was played at Ashley. If they plan to finish it, it is a suspended game and they pick up play at the point of calling the game.

 

North Forsyth def Grimsley 13-0

R H E
Grimsley 000 00 0 4 2
N. Forsyth 603 4x 13 14 1

WP: T. Sharpe (3-0)
LP: Williams

Leading Hitters:
Grimsley- Highfill 2-2
North- D.J. Mitchell 3-3, 3 runs, RBI, Addison Johnson 2-2, runs, 4 RBI's, Stefan Morris 2-2, run, RBI, Wes Hobson 2-3, 2 runs, Michael Wall 2-3, 2 runs.

2B-Wall, Hobson, Johnson
HR- Johnson

Records:
Grimsley (3-4)
North 11-7, (5-2)

 

Hopewell 13 Vance 3 (5 innings)

WP - Dusty White (5-2) LP - Ryan Kirkman

Not the best defensive game for either team, with both Hopewell and Vance having 6 errors per team. White allowed 5 hits. Kirkman pitched effectively for Vance, but Vance couldn't generate enough offense to offset their defensive struggles. Leading hitters for Hopewell - Matt Cochran went 2-2 (3B, 2 rbi's); Dusty White went 2-3 (2B) and Zack Turton went 2-3 (5 rbi's). For Vance, Hill went 2-3. Kirkman continues to be a miracle to watch. The kid has so much determination and heart, along with talent. His determination and love of the game are such an inspiration. He is truly a miracle in action and very worth of our respect.

 

This was a huge game with playoff implications, but I can't believe both teams went ten innings with their aces. I hope that won't come back to haunt them. That is a lot of pitching in one night! Both of these guys are control guys and maybe their pitch counts weren't that high, but with the number of strikeouts recorded it sounds like a ton of pitches were thrown. I'd be surprised if they didn't average at least 12-15 pitches an inning, which means 120-150 pitches, plus warming up before the game and between innings 10 times. My arm is sore just thinking about it. Anyway, sounds like it was a great game, too bad either team had to lose.

 

Parkland @ Carver

Parkland: 14
Carver: 6

Jared Dodds improved to 2-2 pitching on the year for the Mustangs as Parkland unleashed their bats getting a season high 16 hits. Jay Saul got his first hits of the year going 4-4 with 2 RBI's. Dusty Joyce had his frist 3 hit game of the year going 3-5 with 2 RBI's and also recorded his first HR of the year. Junior shortstop Jon Helsabeck hit his 4th HR of the year going 2-4 with 2 RBI's a HR and double.
Shipley went 2-3 for Carver.

*** Helsabeck and Joyce hit back-to-back dingers in the 7th. ***

Parkland hosts a huge showdown tonight as they take on NE Guilford. ^NC State signee hit a 400+ foot walk-off HR when Parkland played @ NE.
--- NE: 3 Parkland: 2 ---

 

TC Roberson 23, East Henderson 3

WP - John Ramsey (4-0)

TCR - Wes Williams 2 HR's, Cameron Maybin HR

TCR: 16-1 (11-1)

 

NPC Update: K-Town - Mooresville

After 4 innings all knotted at 2 - 2.

Garrett Sherrill came on in the 4th in relief of Bryan Little and got out of a base-loaded 1-out jam.

Matt Skidmore was pitching for Mooresville and looked sharp.

A Village Idiot update is imminent........

 

Ashbrook Baseball

East Gaston...........3-4-3
Ashbrook...............4-7-1

WP- Maples (5-2) 13 strike-outs in 8 innings
LP- Jonas (2-40

Maples 2-4, solo homer, 2-rbi's

This win probly gave Ashbrook conf. championship, 2 game lead with 3 games remaining against Forestview, Berry Acad., Hunter Huss