| District | Overall | |||
| W | L | W | L | |
| 1.Eastern View | 4 | 0 | 8 | 2 |
| 2.Culpeper | 4 | 0 | 6 | 0 |
| 3.Chancellor | 3 | 1 | 4 | 3 |
| 4.Courtland | 3 | 2 | 5 | 4 |
| 5.Caroline | 2 | 3 | 3 | 5 |
| 6.King George | 1 | 4 | 2 | 8 |
| 7.Spotsylvania | 1 | 4 | 1 | 6 |
| 8.James Monroe | 0 | 4 | 0 | 6 |
| 4/18 | Thu | 6:00PM | Spotsylvania(H) | vs. | Chancellor(A) |
| 4/18 | Thu | 5:00PM | Caroline(H) | vs. | James Monroe(A) |
| 4/19 | Fri | 4:30PM | Culpeper(H) | vs. | Estern View(A) |
| 4/19 | Fri | 5:00PM | Jame Monroes(H) | vs. | King George(A) |
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Zak Hegley went 2-for-3 in a losing cause for King George (1–6), which visits Spotsylvania today.
R H E
Essex 4201 010 8 7 5
King George 1032 000 6 7 7
L. GROSS, R. Bayhan (4), J. Kelly (6) and T. Shackleford. MARC ANTOSZ, Drew Berry (4), Matthew Hunt (6), Lane Ward (7) and Hunter Tolliver.
CCHS 23 - JM- 0, subs came in early, 20 hits for CCHS with 11 JM errors.
R H E
Chancellor 030 000 1 4 7 2
Courtland 002 200 1 5 9 3
JASON MORGAN, Chris Barlow(7) and Michael Selbe. JACOB NEAL, Zach Smith(7) and Austin Ricketts.
Austin Huff had three hits and drove in three runs in a Battlefield District win for the Cyclones. Ben Pittman also drove in two for Eastern View.
Justin Pitts drove in a pair of runs and Will Shiflett had two hits and scored a run.
Caroline (2–3, 1–2) hosts Washington & Lee on Thursday. Eastern View (7–0, 3–0) hosts Fauquier in a nondistrict game today.
R H E
Eastern View 2113 010 8 8 1
Caroline 0000 300 3 6 4
A.J. STEAD, Ragee Brown (7) and Ben Pittman. JOE SHIFLETT, Adam Desjarlais (4), Colin Hess (6) and Ryan Hickmand.
Zak Kegley hit two doubles and batted in one run to lead King George over Spotsylvania.
Dylan Luttrell had three hits including a double for the Knights (1–5, 0–3), who host Culpeper Friday.
Hunter Tolliver added two hits for the Foxes.
R H E
King George 0332 000 8 7 2
Spotsylvania 0000 030 3 7 5
LANE WARD, Matthew Hunt (6) and Tolliver. LUTTRELL, Liam Stina and Jonathon Mullins.
I heard the courtland/Chancellor game was a good one.
Fauquier 10 vs. Eastern View 5
Alex Jeter was 2-for-3 with three runs scored and three steals, and Will Shiflett had three hits with three RBIs to lead the Cavaliers (3–3) to a nondistrict win.
Zach Bowen had two hits for the Eagles.
Caroline plays at King George tonight.
R H E
Wash. & Lee 000 11 2 6 2
Caroline 103 44 12 12 4
RYAN BROWN, Drew Monday (3) and J. Sumiel. RYAN HICKMAN and Jonathan Didlake.
Today's game Eastern View vs. Chancellor has been postponed.
Courtland vs James Monroe is postponed
Caroline at King George postponed to Monday.
Culpeper at Spotsy is postponed
Rain, Rain go away come back in july, LOL
Updated this week's schedule.
looks like the two biggest games this week is Culpeper vs EV on friday and Courtland vs KG on tuesday. With the end of the week bringing in 6 total games in district for most teams i feel there will be 5 or 6 teams at least .500 in the district, which could make the second half of the season very interesting in the race for the top 4 especially since most teams are piling up games because of the former snow and recent rain, man it will be fun and push depth charts.
Caroline 7 KG 4 (8 innings).
Nick Trio finished 2 for 3, including a walk-off homer in the eighth inning to give the Brooke Point baseball team a 10–9 non-district win against visiting Chancellor on Monday.
Colin Knight went 3-for-3 and Christian Rice added two hits for the Black–Hawks (7–3), who host Massaponax today.
Chris Barlow and Michael Selbe each went 3 for 4 for Chancellor.
R H E
Chancellor 23 10 30 00 9 11 2
Brooke Point 00 31 04 11 10 12 2
Andrew LeMaster, Cross (6), ABRELL (8) and Michael Selbe. Joe Mason, Corey Stoneman (6), CHRISTIAN RICE (7) and Colin Knight.
Alex Jeter went 2-for-5, including knocking in what proved to be the game-winning runs in the eighth, to help Caroline get a Battlefield District win.
Will Shiflett added two hits for the Cavaliers.
Cody Bell and Drew Berry each had two hits, including a double, for King George (2–7, 1–3), which visit Courtland today.
R H E
Caroline 10 10 11 03 7 9 3
King George 00 03 01 00 4 5 3
Rory Smith, ADAM DESJARLAIS (4) and Ryan Hickman. Lane Ward, MATTHEW HUNT (8) and Hunter Tolliver.
KG - Lane Ward went 7 innings, Matthew Hunt pitched the 8th.
Caroline - Rory Smith 3 innings, Desjarlais
Crazy game at Caroline versus Culpeper. Tight game until the bottom of the 6th, 5-3 a Culpeper lead. Final score Culpeper 10 Caroline 9. Errors, errors, errors... Sloppy game with some fight. Nice pitching by Shiflett and Farrel. Started the 7th, Caroline 8 Culpeper 5. Key hits, weird bounces and a couple of errors allows Culpeper to take the lead. Lafin gets the save in the 7th.
Ben Pittman was 2-for-3, hitting a home run and a double with four RBIs to lead Eastern View to a district win.
Nate Yates also had an RBI-double for Eastern View (8–1, 4–0), which hosts Liberty today.
R H E
Spotsylvania 000 00 0 4 1
Eastern View 070 03 10 0 0
DYLAN LUTTRELL and Mullins. CAIN FINKLE and Ben Pittman.
Chris Barlow had three hits, Tyler Cross had two hits and Janiel Rodriguez had two RBIs and Jason Morgan drove in three runs for the Chargers.
Chancellor (4–3, 3–1), plays at Spotsylvania on Thursday.
R H E
James Monroe 002 00 2 1 2
Chancellor 560 01 12 12 0
MARTINEZ, Clay (2) and Abel. CHRIS BARLOW, Darrin Jackson (3), Tyler Cross (4) and Janiel Rodriguez.
Jermaine Butler went 3-for-3 with three doubles and three RBIs to lead Culpeper over Caroline.
Alex Jeter went 2-for-5 with a run and a stolen base and Ryan Hickman was 3-for-3 with an RBI and a stolen base for the Cavaliers (4–4, 2–3), who host James Monroe Thursday.
John Anderson had two RBIs for the Blue Devils.
R H E
Culpeper 2030 005 10 10 2
Caroline 0300 051 9 11 2
RAMEY FERRELL, Brett Smith (7), Blaine Lafin (7) and John Anderson. COLLIN HESS (6), Joe Shiflett and Ryan Hickman.
Jacob Neal pitched seven innings and struck out nine to lead Courtland over King George.
Brandon Taylor hit a 3-run triple in the sixth inning to break a 1–1 tie for the Cougars. Jordan Pates and Jacob Harris each had two hits for Courtland (5–4, 3–2), who visits Fauquier Wednesday.
R H E
King George 0001 000 1 6 5
Courtland 0010 05x 6 7 1
Mark Antosz, Lane Ward (7) and Hunter Tolliver. Jacob Neal and Austin Ricketts.
EV 7 Liberty 13
Good game up till point EV pulled starters with a 6-5 lead at the end of the 4th,
Pitchers
EV Bridges 5.2 Brown 1.1
Lib:Smith 4 Aylor 3
Good luck rest of the way to both teams as they go back to district play.
Zeus,
Why would EV pull their starters in a one run game after four? Is it because the game is out of conference and they play Culpepper on Friday?
Zeus,
Why would EV pull their starters in a one run game after four? Is it because the game is out of conference and they play Culpepper on Friday?
That's the only reasonable explanation. It is a mid-season clash of two teams that have not lost a district game. Also have to figure the new pitching rules are playing a factor as well. EV may be trying to have as many pitchers eligible to play as possible.
Here is the article about the game from the Culpeper newspaper.......
A day after riding the wave of a big inning to a victory over Spotsylvania, Eastern View High School's baseball team felt the sting of the other side of that equation Wednesday.
The Cyclones led, 6-5, heading into the top of the fifth, but proceeded to committ four of their six total errors in the inning and watched as Liberty (Bealeton) took the lead, loaded the bus and left town with a 13-7 victory.
"Emotionally, an inning like that can really beat you up," EVHS manager Danny Nobbs said. "As a team, we just have to find ways to dig ourselves out of situations like that."
The error-filled fifth followed a mass substitution, as Nobbs said his staff looked at Wednesday's non-district contest as a good way to get guys some reps between Battlefield District games.
"It was a way to get some guys on the field and see what they have to offer come playoff time," Nobbs said. "I have to know if the guys on the bench can come in and perform in clutch situations if needed."
A drop in centerfield loaded the bases in the fifth before Chris Vorath tied the game on a sacrifice grounder, and leadoff batter Austin Booth scored from third thanks to a fielding error to give the Eagles a 7-6 lead.
The Eagles (8-2) added four more runs in the sixth, as Quentin Rodney and Andrew Summers both went 3-for-5 with two RBIs to lead the offense. Nobbs said it was like watching a different game through the first four innings.
"We hit the ball well, our defense played well early and the starters were pepped up," Nobbs said. "We saw some good things today, and some not so good things. But I'm really excited to see how the county's two teams stack up Friday, and I still like our chances."
Weather pending, the Cyclones are scheduled to make the short trip across town Friday to do battle with rival Culpeper County.
Leadoff hitter Justin Gardiner went 2-for-3 with three RBIs to lead the Cyclones (8-2 overall, 4-0 Battlefield) Wednesday, while Nate Yates went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs.
Ben Bridges got the start on the mound against the Eagles and went 5 2/3 innings, striking out one while giving up 10 hits, three walks and five earned runs.
Liberty 13, Eastern View 7
LHS 1 1 2 1 2 4 2 — 13
EVHS 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 — 7
Batting
Liberty (8-2) — Austin Booth 2-5, 3 RBI; Derek Dueling 1-5, Quentin Rodney 3-5, 2 RBI; CJ Lindsay 2-5, 2 RBI; Logan Aylor 0-5, RBI; Brock Smith 0-2, Andrew Summers 3-5, RBI; Chris Vorath 2-5, 2 RBI; Austyn Stewart 1-3, Wyatt Teller 0-3, 2 RBI; Tyler Fetherolf 0-1.
Eastern View (8-2) — Justin Gardiner 2-3, 3 RBI; Nate Yates 2-3, 2 RBI; 0-4, Austin Huff 0-2, RBI; Jordan Orndorff 1-2, Jacob Jackson 1-3, Brandon Settle 1-3, Ben Bridges 1-3, Denver Jenkins 0-3, Bishop Wormley 0-2, AJ Stead 1-2, RBI; Stuart Paz 0-1, Rajee Brown 0-1.
Pitching
Liberty — Brock Smith 2 IP, 0 K, 5 H, 1 BB, 4 ER. Logan Aylor (W) 5 IP, 6 K, 4 H, 1 BB, 3 R, 1 ER.
Eastern View — Ben Bridges (L) 5.2 IP, 1 K, 10 H, 3 BB, 11 R, 5 ER. Rajee Brown 1.1 IP, 1 K, 4 H, 0 BB, 2 ER.
I think Liberty got everyone in the game as well, looking at the box score it says Liberty used 11 batters and EV used 12 during the game, Each school has three games on the schedule this week, 2 district and 1 non-district, so I guess Liberty has deeper pitching and better subs.
Foxdad would be correct on the reasoning, Oldschooler could be liberty is deeper could be ev just wanted to get guys sometime who ordinarily wouldnt get time. Either way execution is execution and i am sure both teams will be fine the rest of the way. Boy that Wyatt Teller kid is a big man and seems like a good young man the way he carried himself.
Thanks Zeus, Wyatt will be fun to watch at Tech.
Best of luck the rest of the way.
