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Zach Daum’s Veteran Skill, Mind Propels Trifecta Motorsports Forward
CONCORD, NC (Aug. 22, 2024) – In a sea of teenage and 20-something phenoms of the national Midget ranks, Zach Daum remains the lone veteran presence on the roster of the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota. Armed with years of experience behind the wheel of several open-wheel...
Ramsey boys and girls golf in action at Greenville Country Club
On Thursday, August 23rd, Ramsey travelled to Greenville Country for a triangular meet against Greenville and Raymond/Lincolnwood. Par for the course is 36. Medalist: Bryce Cowdrey with a 37 (R/L) R/L: 176. Greenville: 187. Ramsey:193. Bryce Gillock: 42. Walker Stewart: 49. Blain Goodwin: 51. Izaak Doyen: 55. Dylan Yeske: 55.
Softball Lady Jays Blow Past Centralia
The Greenville Lady Blue Jays softball team turned in another excellent effort Tuesday with a 15-0 decision over Centralia. After Nova Roeder tripled in the first inning to drive in a run, Clare Glisson recorded four RBIs in the second frame with a two-run triple and a single for two more RBIs.
Blue Jays Fall To South Central
The Greenville Junior High baseball Blue Jays fell to South Central at home Wednesday afternoon. South Central recorded an 18-4 decision in five innings, outhitting the Jays 10 to 2. On defense, Greenville committed eight errors, leading to 10 unearned runs. South Central posted five runs in the top of...
Sefton Tosses 21 Strikeouts in Jr. Vandals 11-1 Win at Carlyle
Vandalia Junior High softball pitcher Briley Sefton had a game for the record books on Thursday, mowing down 21 batters via strikeout in an 11-1 win at Carlyle. The Vandals got on the scoreboard early with three runs in the top of the first inning as Brylee Walton singled home Caroline Rinehart, Walton scored on a fielder’s choice by Summer Carpenter and Milli Portz stole home for a 3-0 lead. The Vandals edged their lead out to 4-0 in the top of the third inning when Carpenter scored as Brylie Schmid reached base on an error. Carlyle got their only run of the game in the bottom of the fifth inning to cut it to 4-1, but the Vandals tacked on a run in the top of the sixth on and RBI single from Avalynn Schilling that scored Brooklyn Burnam to make it 5-1. Vandalia then took advantage of a pitching change and drew a bases loaded walk, had two batters hit by a pitch with the bases still loaded and drew another bases loaded walk for a 8-1 lead. Mackenzie Schaeffer and Sydnee Nestrick both scored on wild pitches during the same at bat to further push the lead out to 10-0 and another bases loaded walk brought in the final run to cap off the Vandalia scoring with an 11-1 lead. The final three strikeouts by Sefton on the day closed out the 11-1 win for the Lady Vandals as they move to 2-4 on the season. VJHS softball will be back in action on Monday at home when they host CHBC.
South Central beats Mulberry Grove for their first win of Fall Baseball season
The South Central Cougars got the bats going in their second game of the fall baseball season and came away with a 13 to 1 win at Mulberry Grove over the Aces. The game was scoreless through 2 innings, but South Central then responded with 6 runs in the 3rd, 5 runs in the 4th and 2 more in the 5th on their way to the victory. For South Central, they are now 1-1 on the fall baseball season and they host Woodlawn for a double header beginning this morning at 10 am. For Mulberry Grove, they are now 0-2 on the season. They will next be in action Thursday at Odin.
SC Cougars Host Woodlawn Today After Big Win At Mulberry Grove
The South Central Cougars will host Woodlawn for a double header today at Lions Field after a big 13-1 win over Mulberry Grove yesterday on the road. The Cougars got a home run from Brody Markley who went 2-3 with 3 RBI. Colton Smith went 3-4 with 2 RBI and Hudson Moore and Colby Bursott also drove in 2 runs each. The Cougars also got an RBI from Callaway Smith, Trevan Sidwell, Garret Shumate.
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