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presont1,000+ posts

Hi Stats -

We had similar circumstances at my sons school this year. Kinda tough when the coaches dump-a-gate GC to an injured player, and the coach does not review the stats after the game.

A number of SBs were really passed balls, or catcher's indifference on First/Third situations.

We too had a No-Hitter where the other team scored it a one-hitter. However, the kid pitched a heck of a game.

Honestly, we didn't think the kid (or coaches) were very familiar with GC yet those were the stats uploaded to MaxPreps.

5/16/161:30 PM

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