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5A District 8

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Team.................Record...........District

King.......................13 - 6..............9 - 5
Bloomingdale.........14 - 7..............9 - 5
Armwood...............11 - 7..............8 - 6
Newsome...............8 - 11...............8 - 6
Freedom.................10 - 10.............7 - 7
Wharton................12 - 10..............7 - 7
Brandon.................9 - 10...............6 - 8
Tampa Tech.............1 - 17...............1 - 13

MARCH 3

KING 10, ARMWOOD 9

Armwood 700 002 0 - 9 9 3
King 112 002 4 - 10 12 4

Williams, Spano (3), Cruz (6), Price (7) and Bolling, Chancey (5); Merrell, Cole (1) and Dougherty. W-Cole (2-0). L-Price. 2B-Cole (K). 3B-Hassani 2 (K). HR-Blake (K). Records-A 6-2, K 6-2.

FREEDOM 1, NEWSOME 0

Newsome 000 000 0 - 0 1 0
Freedom 001 000 x - 1 4 1

Parker and Swindall; Campbell and Deterlizzi. W-Campbell. L-Parker. 3B-Russo (F). Records-N 3-5, F 3-4.

BLOOMINGDALE 5, BRANDON 0

Brandon 000 000 0 - 0 4 2
Bloomingdale 012 020 x - 5 10 0

Young, Troyer (6) and Foss; K. Castellanos and J. Castellanos. W- K. Castellanos (2-0). L-Young (1-2). 2B-Simpson (Bl). HR-Lopez (Bl). Records-Br 4-3, Bl 5-2.

WHARTON 7, TAMPA BAY TECH 3

Tampa Bay Tech 000 300 0 - 3 5 3
Wharton 032 020 x - 7 7 1

Miller, Garza (5) and Agger; Sheerhorn, Prieto (4) and Schueller. W-Sheerhorn (2-0). L-Miller. 2B-Wright (T). Records-T 0-7, W 4-3.


MARCH 1

WHARTON 3, BLOOMINGDALE 2
Wharton..... 300 000 0 - 3 7 1
Bloomingdale 000 000 2 - 2 5 5

Lally, V. Delaportilla (7) and Shueller; Pietrzyk, Z. Payne (6) and J. Castellanos. Sv- V. Delaportilla. W-Lally (1-0). L-Pietrzyk (1-1). 2B-C. Latuf, Lancaster (B). HR-Hirsch (B). Records-W 3-3, B 4-2.

ARMWOOD 2, FREEDOM 0
Freedom 000 000 0 - 0 3 1
Armwood 011 000 x - 2 2 1

Abrams and DeTerlizzi; Price and Bolling. W-Price (2-1). L-Abrams (0-3). 2B-Cruz (A). Records-F 2-4, A 6-1.

NEWSOME 4, BRANDON 3
Brandon 003 000 0 - 3 3 2
Newsome 100 030 x - 4 8 4

Kekeuwa, Perez (3) and Foss; Greer, Savill (6), Montague (7) and Swindell. W-Greer (2-1). L-Perez (0-1). S-Montague (1) 2B-Swindell, Jackson (N). Records-B 4-2, N 3-4.


KING 10 TAMPA BAY TECH 2
TB Tech 002 000 0 - 2 3 3
King... 080 020 x - 10 8 0

Agger, McAnellen (2), Barnes (4) and Porter, Agger (2); Carnes, Tutko (4), Johnson (7) and Dougherty, Kennedy (7). W-Carnes (2-1). L-Agger (0-3). 3B-Edison (T). Records-T 0-6, K 5-2.





FEBRUARY 25 RESULTS



SICKLES 12, TAMPA BAY TECH 0

Tampa Bay Tech 000 00 - 0 0 3
Sickles 251 4x - 12 8 0

Miller, Barnes (2), Emanuelson (3) and Lara; DeBonis and Wise. W-DeBonis (1-0). L-Miller (0-1). 2B-Whitlow (S). HR-Anston (S). Records-T 0-5, S 4-0.

FREEDOM 12, BLAKE 10

Blake 120 105 0 - 10 10 1
Freedom 033 420 x - 12 11 4

Thomas, Wallis (3), Weir (5) and Wall; Gaydos, Dunbar (6) and Deterlizzi. W-Gaydos (1-0). L-Thomas. Sv-Dunbar. 2B-Freeman (B); Kipp (F). 3B-Franks, Kipp (F). HR-Wall (B); Hilbert 2, Houmes, Perdomo (F). Records-B 2-3, F 2-3.

ROBINSON 6, NEWSOME 4

Robinson 000 050 1 - 6 8 1
Newsome 000 040 0 - 4 6 1

Borden, Evarts (6) and Fiallo; Rutledge, Montague (5), Stoeckle (5), Branca (6) and Swindell, Martin (5). W-Borden. L-Rutledge(1-0). Sv-Evarts. 2B-Venegas (R); Swindell, Savill (N). Records-N 2-4.

KING 12, MIDDLETON 3

King 200 440 2 - 12 9 3
Middleton 012 000 0 - 3 4 3

Macbeth, Tutko (3), Johnson (7) and Dougherty; Baker, Scime (5), Vogt (6) and Lynch. W-Tutko (1-0). L-Baker. 2B-Spear, Fernandez, Oertling (K). HR-Hassani (K). Records-K 4-2, M 0-6.

BLOOMINGDALE 7, RIVERVIEW 1

Bloomingdale 001 114 0 - 7 11 1
Riverview 010 000 0 - 1 3 3

K. Castellanos, Kemper (7) and Lancaster; Barbosa, Fairfax (6), Hike (6) and Clements. W-K. Castellanos (1-0). L-Barbosa (0-1). HR-C.Payne (B). Records-B 4-1; R 0-5.

ARMWOOD 10, PLANT CITY 4

Armwood 410 012 2 - 10 11 2
Plant City 103 000 0 - 4 7 5

Bolling, Spano (3), Cruz (5) and Jas. Chancey, Bolling (3), Jas. Chancey (5); Kip, Dell (1), Starkey (5) and Bochy. W-Spano (1-0). L-Kip (1-1). Sv-Cruz (1). 2B-Hickman, Wittcoff (A); Bochy, Morris (P). HR-Simon (A). Records-A 5-1; P 3-3.

BRANDON 9, LETO 2

Brandon 202 104 0 - 9 4 3
Leto 000 000 2 - 2 8 4

Pelzou, Connett (6) and Smith; Murray, Hampton (4), Diaz (5), Elliott (7) and Breheny. W-Pelzou (2-0). L-Murray (0-1). 2B-Smith 2 (B), Raub (B). 3B-Pedro (L). HR-Rodriguez (L). Records-B 4-1; L 0-5.

DURANT 3, WHARTON 0


FEBRUARY 24 RESULTS

ARMWOOD 1, WHARTON 0

Wharton 000 000 0 - 0 1 2
Armwood 000 010 0 - 1 6 1

Carmody and Shueller; Williams and Bolling. W- Williams (3-0). L- Carmody (0-1). 2B- Gonzalez (W); Wittcoff (A). Records- W 2-2, A 4-1.

FREEDOM 2, KING 1

King 001 000 0 - 1 3 1
Freedom 000 400 0 - 2 3 0

Merrell, Carnes (6) and Dougherty; Campbell and Beterlizzi. W-Campbell (1-1). L-Merrell (1-1). 2B-Kipp (F). Records-K 3-2, F 1-3.

BRANDON 10, TAMPA BAY TECH 2

Tampa Bay Tech 000 020 0 - 2 4 10
Brandon 202 060 x - 10 7 3

Edison, Larza (4), Lara (5) and Agger; Young and Foss. W-Young (1-1). L-Edison (0-2). Records-TBT 0-5, B 3-1.


BLOOMINGDALE 2, NEWSOME 0


FEBRUARY 21 RESULTS


WHARTON 4, FREEDOM 2

Wharton 000 022 0 - 4 3 1
Freedom 000 020 0 - 2 4 1

Scheerhorn, Carmody (6) and Schuller; Abrams, Gaydos (7) and Donti. W-Scheerhorn (N/A). L-Abrams(0-2). Sv-Carmody. 2B-Powell, Candelario (W); Kipp, Hilbert (F). Records-W 2-1, F 0-3.


BRANDON 5, ARMWOOD 2

Armwood 002 000 0 - 2 6 0
Brandon.. 004 001 x - 5 8 1

Price and Bolling; Kekuewa and Foss. W-Kekuewa (2-0). L- Price (1-1). Records-A 3-1, B 2-1.


KING 4, NEWSOME 1

Newsome 000 100 0 - 1 4 2
King....... 002 020 x - 4 3 3

Parker, Stoekole (5), Montague (6) and Swindell; Cole, Carns (6) and Dougherty. W-Cole. L- Parker. SV- Carns. 2B-Lavrusky, Hassani (K). Records-N 2-2, K 3-1.

BLOOMINGDALE 13, TAMPA TECH 2

FEBRUARY 18 RESULTS

HILLSBOROUGH 6, NEWSOME 5

Newsome... 000 230 0 - 5 8 2
Hillsborough 020 120 x - 6 9 2

Rutledge, Savill (5), Montague (6) and Swindell; Gildea, Collins (6), Williams (7) and Nunez. W-Gildea (1-0). L- Savill (0-1). Sv-Williams. 2B-Allshouse, Highsmith, Jackson (N); Ramirez, Bacon (H). HR-Branca (N); Nunez (H). Records-N 2-1, H 3-0.

KING 12, RIVERVIEW 10

Riverview 701 101 0 - 10 11 2
King....... 101 325 x - 12 11 1

Barbossa, Vasquez (4), Hike (4), Fairfax (4), Carlin (6), Easthan (6) and Yaquinto; Lavrusky, Tutko (4), Macbeth (5), Johnson (6) and Dougherty. W-Johnson (1-0). L- Carlin (0-1). Records-R 0-3, K 2-1.

ARMWOOD 12, EAST BAY 1

East Bay 100 00 - 1 1 6
Armwood 112 53 - 12 10 0

Shamblin, Pierce (4) and Amundsen; Cruz and J.S. Chancey. W-Cruz (1-0). L-Chamblin (0-1). 2B-Simon 2, Hickman (A). HR-Jackson (EB); Simon (A). Records-EB 0-3, A 3-0.



FEBRUARY 17 RESULTS

BLOOMINGDALE 12, FREEDOM 2

Freedom 001 010 - 2 5 5
Bloomingdale 070 131 - 12 10 0

Campbell, Gaydos (2), Dunbar (2), Carr (5) and Detelizzi, Bonti (5); C. Payne, K. Castellanos (4) and J. Castellanos, Lancaster (5). W-C. Payne (1-0). L-Campbell (0-1). 2B-Kipp, Beltre (F). HR-C. Latus, Reed (B). Records-F 0-2, B 1-1.

KING 10, BRANDON 0

Brandon 000 000 - 0 5 2
King 030 232 - 10 13 2

Young, Perzod (4) and Foss; Merrill, Carnes (6) and Dougherty. W-Merrill (1-0). L-Young. 2B-Foss (B); Cole, Blake, King (K). 3B-Hassani (K). Records-K 1-1.

NEWSOME 1, WHARTON 0

Newsome 000 000 01 - 1 5 0
Wharton 000 000 00 - 0 3 0

Greer, Parker (8) and Swindell; Lally, Prieto (8) and Schueller. W-Greer (1-0). L-Prieto(1-1). Sv-Parker (1). 2B-Swindell (N). Records-N 2-0, W 1-1.

ARMWOOD W, TAMPA TECH L



FEBRUARY 14 RESULTS

WHARTON 11, KING 10

King 010 135 0 - 10 9 1
Wharton 112 016 x - 11 11 2

Cole, Merrell, Spear, Carnes, Tutko and Dougherty; Carmody, Sheerhorn, Prieto, Lally and Shueller. W-Prieto (1-0). L-Carnes (0-1). Sv-Lally (1). 2B-King, Dougherty (K). HR-Cole, Dougherty (K). Records-K 0-1, W 1-0.

NEWSOME 10, TAMPA BAY TECH 0

Tampa Bay Tech 000 00 - 0 1 4
Newsome 044 02 - 10 6 0

Agger, McMillan (3), Barnes (5), and Lara, Stoeckle and Swindell, Martin (5). W-Stoeckle (1-0). L- Agger (0-1). 2B- Highsmith (N). 3B- Jackson (N). Records-TBT 0-1, N 1-0.

BRANDON 10, FREEDOM 0

Freedom 000 000 - 0 1 5
Brandon 023 014 - 10 8 1

Abrams, Gatbos (6) and Detelizzi; Kekuewa and Foss. W-Kekuewa (1-0). L-Abrams (0-1). 2B-Cooke, Turner (B). Records-F 0-1, B 1-0

ARMWOOD W, BLOOMINGDALE L
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ARMWOOD
CLASS: 5A, District 8

LAST SEASON: 13-13; quarterfinalist in the Saladino Tournament; runnerup in district; lost 9-5 in regional quarterfinals to Winter Haven.

SEASON OUTLOOK: Armwood moves up from class 4A to 5A one season after making it to the regional tournament. The Hawks are in a wide open district. They have as good a shot as any team of winning it. Last season they blew a 7-2 lead and lost 14-7 to top-seeded Jefferson in the district final.

Armwood will be without graduated centerfielder R.J. Anderson. Anderson, a draft pick of the Texas Rangers, batted .384 in 2005 with seven home runs, 36 runs scored, and 32 RBI to earn spots on the all-state second team and the Times all-county first team.

Eleventh-grade first baseman Jared Simon returns for the Hawks. He was a Times all-county honorable mention selection last season.

CURRENT RECORD: 3-1. Armwood blasted East Bay 12-1 on Saturday, but was defeated by Brandon, 5-2, on Tuesday.

NEXT GAME: Tonight against Wharton.


BLOOMINGDALE
CLASS: 5A, District 8

LAST SEASON: 16-9

SEASON OUTLOOK: The Bulls are just two years removed from reaching the state semifinals, where they lost 5-4 in extra innings.

Last season Bloomingdale won nine of their last 11 games to end the regular season but failed to advance beyond districts.

The Bulls should have a good chance of adding to last season's success. They only graduated three seniors.

"Our district is going to be tough," Coach K.B. Skull said.

Twelfth-grade infielder Michael Green (5-foot-11, 165 pounds) returns. He was an honorable mention in the Times all-county selection last season and will be expected to be the leader of a young Bulls team.

CURRENT RECORD: 1-1. The Bulls avenged an opening-day loss to Armwood with a 12-2 pounding of Freedom.

NEXT GAME: Tonight at Newsome.

BRANDON
CLASS: 5A, District 8

LAST SEASON: Finished 16-12; semifinalist in Saladino Tournament; district runnerup to Hillsborough; lost in regional quarterfinals (3-2 in eight innings) to a Gaither team that made it to the state final.

SEASON OUTLOOK: Brandon graduated nine players from last year's district runnerup squad. Coach Matt Stallbaumer has shifted his lineup in the team's opening games to see which players give him the best chance of winning.

"We have some guys who were underclassmen last year that are going to have to step up," Stallbaumer said.

Stallbaumer has no problem figuring out who his top pitcher is. Twelfth-grader Hanani Kekeuwa, a Times second team selection, was 8-2 last season with an ERA below 1.50. In the Eagles 10-0 win over Freedom, Kekeuwa allowed just one hit while striking out eight and walking two batters.

Kekeuwa is recovering from a collapsed lung he suffered during conditioning workouts in late September. There were concerns he would not be able to pitch this season.

"It's good to see him out there on the mound again," Stallbaumer said.

CURRENT RECORD: 2-1. Victories over Freedom and Armwood and a 10-0 loss to King.

NEXT GAME: Tonight against Tampa Bay Tech.

NEWSOME
CLASS: 5A, District 8

LAST SEASON: 12-12; lost to Jefferson in district semifinals.

SEASON OUTLOOK: Along with Armwood, Newsome will make the jump from 4A to 5A this year. That will put the Wolves in District 8, one of the toughest around.

Newsome coach Chad Haschel, who has been there since the school opened three years ago, starts a team that is young but has experience. The Wolves feature a lineup with six 11th-graders who are three-year starters.

"When we started three years ago, we didn't have one player with varsity experience," Haschel said.

Newsome will have to contend with losing the bats of Ryan Carnley and Dan Branca and the pitching of Blake Spencer. Eleventh-grader Eric Ginn returns as a pitcher and infielder, however. Last season, he was a Times all-county honorable mention selection.

Right-handed pitcher Matt Greer also returns. He threw seven innings of one-hit ball in the Wolves 1-0, eight-inning victory over Wharton.

CURRENT RECORD: 2-2; Newsome owns victories over Tampa Bay Tech and Wharton; the Wolves lost to King and Hillsborough.

NEXT GAME: Tonight against Bloomingdale.
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MARCH 4

BLAKE 11, BRANDON 10

Brandon 032 003 2 - 10 12 0
Blake.. 000 315 2 - 11 14 3

Troyer, Perzon (5), Connett (6), Raub (6), Lugo (7) and Smith; Thomas, Weir (3), Wallace (7) and Wall. W-Wallace (1-2). L-Lugo (0-1). 2B-Bennett (Br); Wallace (Bl). HR-Raub, Smith, Bennett, Winn (Br); Brown, F. Freeman, Wallace (Bl). Records-Br 4-4; Bl 4-5.

SICKLES 11, WHARTON 1

Sickles 216 100 1 - 11 6 1
Wharton 001 000 0 - 1 3 4

Debonis, McGrath (5) and Wise; Goforth, V. Portilla (3), R. Portilla (3), Virgili (7) and Schueller, Diaz (5). W-Debonis (2-0). L-Goforth (0-2). 2B-N. Garcia 2, Whitlow 2 (S). Records-S 7-0, W 4-4.

GAITHER 11, NEWSOME 0

Newsome 000 00 - 0 2 2
Gaither 450 2x - 11 13 0

Rutledge, Stoeckle (2), Montague (2) and Swindell, Martin (3); Malley, Stultz (5) and Hamm, Graham (5). W-Malley (2-1). L-Rutledge (0-2). 2B-Branca (N); Coffman, Lewis 2 (G). Records-N 3-6, G 5-2

PLANT 13, BLOOMINGDALE 2

Plant....... 002 520 4 - 13 13 1
Bloomingdale 001 100 0 - 2 3 5

Boggs, Kirkwood (3), Givens (5), Kuzdale (7) and Fields; C. Payne, Ginn (4), Z. Payne (5), Kemper (6), Marcom (7) and Lancaster, Alvarez (7). W-Boggs (2-0). L-C. Payne (1-1). 2B-Givens 2, Womack, Brown, Fields (P); C. Payne 2, Reed (B). Records-P 5-2, B 5-3.

KING 8, LETO 5

Leto 000 032 0 - 5 4 1
King 300 131 x - 8 11 3

Rodriguez, Anis (5), Hampton (6) and Brehenning; Johnson, Carnes (5), Tutko 6, Macbeth (7) and Dougherty. W-Johnson (2-0). L-Rodriguez. Sv-Macbeth. 2B- Hassani 3(K). 3B- Spear (K). HR-King (K). Records-L 0-7, K 7-2.
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3/08/06 scores

BRANDON 3, WHARTON 1

Wharton 000 010 0 - 1 3 1
Brandon 010 200 X - 3 4 2

Carmody, Prieto (6) and Shueller; Young and Foss. W-Young (2-2). L-Carmody (0-2). 2B-Lewis, Turner, Bennett (B). Records-W 4-5, B 5-4.

BLOOMINGDALE 8, KING 6

King 201 200 1 - 6 13 1
Bloomingdale 020 060 x - 8 6 4

Merrell, Johnson (5), Macbeth (6) and Dougherty (K); Pietrzyk, Z. Payne (5) and J. Castellanos (B). W-Payne (1-0). L-Johnson (2-1). HR-Hassani (K); C Latuf 2 (B). Records-K 7-3, B 6-3.

ARMWOOD 5, NEWSOME 3

Armwood 000 005 0 - 5 8 2
Newsome 003 000 0 - 3 8 0

Price and Bolling; Greer, Parker (7) and Swindell. W-Price (3-2). L-Greer (2-2). 2B-Cruz, Perez (A). Records-A 7-2, N 3-7.

FREEDOM 7, TAMPA BAY TECH 0

Freedom....... 050 200 0 - 7 8 1
Tampa Bay Tech 000 000 0 - 0 1 1

Abrams and Deterlizzi; Garza, Edison (3) and Agger. W-Abrams (1-3). L-Garza. 2B-Houmes, Goodrich, Hilbert (F); Edison (TBT). Records-F 4-4.
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3/10 scores

ARMWOOD 10, BLOOMINGDALE 7
Armwood 026 000 2 - 10 12 6
Bloomingdale 000 601 0 - 7 7 4

Williams, Spano (4), Stecker (6), Cruz (6) and Bolling, Chancey (6); K. Castellanos, Marcum (3), Ginn (4), Kemper (7) and J. Castellanos. W- Spano (2-0). L-K. Castellanos (2-1). Sv-Cruz (2). 2B- Cruz 2, Bolling, Perez (A); Lancaster (B). Records-A 8-2, B 6-4.

BRANDON 7, FREEDOM 2
Brandon 300 031 0 - 7 9 0
Freedom 000 110 0 - 2 5 0

Perzov, Troyer (5), Lewis (7) and Foss; Campbell, Gaydos (5) and Deterlizzi. W-Perzov (3-1). L-Campbell (2-2). 2B-Foss, Lugo, Lewis, Smith (B); Russo (F). 3B-Lugo (B). Records-B 6-4, F 4-5
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Wildcats eke by Lions
By JOEL POILEY
Published March 11, 2006

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TAMPA - Someone had to blink in a taut district pitcher's duel between visiting Wharton and King on Friday.

Unfortunately for King, it lost on a play that should never have happened as Wharton scored an unearned run in the eighth inning for a 1-0 win. The Wildcats improved to 5-5, 5-3 in Class 5A, District 8. King fell to 7-4, 4-4.

Before the decisive play, Wharton junior lefty Vinny Lally (2-0) and King senior right-hander Joe Cole (2-1) silenced the bats for all but Wharton's eighth-inning tally. Lally used a masterful curve and breaking ball to set up his fastball, allowing only a fifth-inning single to Theo King, who was promptly cut down attempting to steal second. Lally fanned 11 and didn't issue a walk.

He escaped King's lone threat in the sixth, which he created by hitting the leadoff batter. After an intentional walk put runners at first and second with two outs, Cody Johnson was thrown out trying to steal third.

"(Lally) throws maybe 82-85 mph, but he has great command and great movement on his pitches," Wharton coach Scott Hoffman said. "You don't need to hit in the 90s on the radar gun to be effective. He's pitched like this every time out. He's averaging 11 (strikeouts) every game."

Cole wasn't as overpowering, striking out only two in 72/3 innings. But Wharton rarely hit the ball hard, as evidenced by its run. Josh Powell led off the top of the eighth, beating out a high chopper to short. When King tried to decoy Powell on an expected sacrifice bunt by sneaking in the second baseman behind him, Cole unleashed a wild throw sending Powell to third. Sean Fallon struck the key blow, guiding a soft liner to left for a single that produced the game's only run.

"We're not supposed to throw the ball there on that play," King coach Jim Macaluso said. "You run that on obvious bunt plays where you want them to respect the second baseman being there.

"You hate to see that happen because Joe pitched a heck of a game. He just made a mistake there. We tried to execute the (sacrifice) bunt and execute our base running on the bunt and we didn't do that. That's our opportunity; they took advantage of their opportunity when they got on and scored the run."

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Wednesday's results from tbo.com
BASEBALL

FREEDOM 8, BLOOMINGDALE 4

Bloomingdale 011 020 0 - 4 8 3
Freedom..... 006 020 x - 8 8 4

Pietrzyk, Z. Payne (4) and Lancaster; Abrams, Kipp (7) and DeTerlizzi. W-Abrams (2-3). L-Pietrzyk (1-2). 2B-C. Payne, Simpson (B); Goodrich (F). Records-B 6-5, F 5-5.

KING 5, BRANDON 1

King... 202 000 1 - 5 7 2
Brandon 000 100 0 - 1 4 3

Merrell and Kennedy; Young and Foss.W-Merrell (2-1). L-Young (2-3). 2B-Fernandez (K); Lugo (B). Records-K 8-4, B 6-5.

ARMWOOD 11, TAMPA BAY TECH 0

Tampa Bay Tech 000 00 - 0 0 3
Armwood....... 340 4x - 11 9 1

Edison, Miller (3), Lerza (4) and Porter, Agger (3); Price, Stecker (4), Willoughby (5) and Bolling, Js. Chancey (4).W-Price (4-2). L-Edison (0-4). 2B-Cruz, Foerman (A). Records-T 0-10, A 9-2.

NEWSOME 3, WHARTON 1

Wharton 010 000 0 - 1 6 2
Newsome 101 100 x - 3 5 1

Scheerhorn, Carmody (7) and Sheuller; Barker, Greer (6) and Swindell. W-Barker (1-2). L-Scheerhorn (1-1). Sv-Greer (1). 2B-Copack, Swindell (N). Records-N 5-7.
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BASEBALL SCORES FROM TBO.COM

WHARTON 6, PLANT CITY 1

Wharton.. 006 000 0 - 6 7 1
Plant City 000 100 0 - 1 8 2

Carmody, Prieto (6) and Schueller; Gerbasi, Butler (3), Sierra (5), Dell (6) and Humphrey. W-Carmody (1-2). L-Gerbasi (1-3). 2B-Gonzalez, Capote, Candelaro (W); Humphrey, Morris (P). Records-W 6-6; P 3-8.


BLOOMINGDALE 7, EAST BAY 3

Bloomingdale 014 200 0 - 7 12 2
East Bay..... 100 001 1 - 3 6 2


Ginn, Brown (5), Payne (6), Kemper (7), and Castellano; Devore, Pfeifer (4), and Norton. W-Ginn (n/a). L- Devore (0-1). 2B- Reed, Payne, Latuf (B). HR-Latuf, Castellano (B). Records-B 7-5, EB 0-9.



DURANT 3, FREEDOM 2

Durant.. 000 021 0 - 3 8 2
Freedom 001 010 0 - 2 5 2

Garcia and Salvino; Campbell and DeTerlizzi. W-Garcia (5-0). L-Campbell (2-3). 2B-Russo (F). Records-D 9-3, F 5-6.
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MARCH 28

KING 4, NEWSOME 2

King...... 001 000 3 - 4 8 0
Newsome 100 001 0 - 2 8 0

Merrell and Dougherty; Greer, Montague (7), Savill (7) and Swindell. W-Merrell (4-1). L-Greer (2-4). 2B-Blake, Lavrusky (K). Records-K 11-6.


ARMWOOD 3, BRANDON 0

Brandon. 000 000 0 - 0 0 3
Armwood 000 021 X - 3 5 0

Young and Foss; Price and Bolling. W-Price(5-3). L-Young (3-4). 2B- Bolling (A). HR-Costa (A). Records-B 7-8, A 11-4


BLOOMINGDALE 1, TAMPA BAY TECH 0

TBT........... 000 000 0 - 0 4 1
Bloomingdale 000 000 1 - 1 6 0

Edison, Garza (6) and Agger; Pietrzyk and J. Castellanos. W-Pietrzyk (2-3). L-Garza (0-2). 2B-Edison (T); Reed (B). Records-T 0-16; B 11-7


FREEDOM 8, WHARTON 1

Freedom 100 000 07 - 8 9 1
Wharton 100 000 00 - 1 6 4

Campbell and Detelizzi; Lally, Prieto (8), Goforth (8) and Schueller. W-Campbell (3-4). L-Prieto (2-2). 2B-Beltre, Kipp (F). HR-Russo (F). Records-F 7-8, W 10-8.


MARCH 31

BLOOMINGDALE 6, NEWSOME 0

Newsome..... 000 000 0 - 0 2 3
Bloomingdale 002 040 x - 6 6 0

Parker, Skonicki (4), Savill (5), Rutledge (5) and Swindell; C. Payne and A. Castellanos. W-C. Payne (4-1). L-Parker (1-3). Records-N 6-11; B 12-7.

WHARTON 9, ARMWOOD 7

Armwood 002 005 0 - 7 10 4
Wharton 120 501 x - 9 8 2

Williams, Stecker (5) and Bolling; Carmody, Portilla (6), Sheerhorn (6) and Schueller, Ballard (7). W-Carmody (2-3). L-Williams (3-2). 2B- Hickman (A). HR-Scott (A); Gawrych, Capote (W). Records-A 11-5, W 11-8.

TAMPA TECH - BRANDON

FREEDOM - KING
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Late win streak puts King on top
By BRYAN BURNS
Published April 15, 2006

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King wrapped up the top seed in the Class 5A, District 8 tournament with a 2-1 win over Bloomingdale on Tuesday. It was King's sixth consecutive district win after entering the Saladino Tournament at 5-4 and two games behind first-place Armwood.

"We told our team not to worry if we lost some games early or in the middle of the season because the finish would count the most," King coach Jim Macaluso said. "We got on a good run after the Saladino Tournament. We feel very good about the way we're playing right now."

Armwood, which led for much of the year, lost its final four games to finish tied for third with Newsome at 8-6. Two games, against Freedom and King, were forfeited after an altercation between Armwood and Wharton on March31.

Armwood earned the No.3 seed because it beat second-place Bloomingdale twice while Newsome lost twice to Bloomingdale. First-place King swept both.

Macaluso said be believes the seeding will matter less than previous seasons.

"I really feel anybody could win the thing," he said.

"Everybody's got a good couple of pitchers, and it just depends on who steps up on a given night. We're happy to have the No.1 seed, but it's really not that important."

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