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Conference 19

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So... this could be the last year of conferences from what i guess i have read.  But for now I wanted to start the conversations about conference 19 since tryouts (feb 22) is not to far away.

For now the new conference consist of: 

Eastern View, Louisa, Courtland, Chancellor, King George, Caroline

Here are returning all conference players from the teams 

Louisa - John Reynolds-jr- P 6-1 56inn, 1.38 era 18bb, 25k, 3cg (1st team) and Jake Talley- Sr-SS- .386 avg 2-hr, 8-2b, 10bb, 9-sb (1st team)

Chancellor- OF- Nick Winston-Sr .386 avg, 2-3b, 9-2b, 7bb, 14-sb 12 rbi- (1st team), Mason Riser- 3b- Sr .409 avg, 2-3b, 5-3b, 12bb, 3 sb, 17rbi (1st team) Morgan-SS/DH- Jr .412avg, 11rbi, 2-3b, 3-2b, 10bb, 8-sb (1st team)  Cabrera- Sr- C, .(2nd team)

King George- Levere -Jr- P (2nd team) Halter - Sr- OF (2nd team), 

Courtland- N. Ciafa-Sr- SS (2nd team), D. Lann- Sr- C (2nd team)

Eastern View- Zach Plath-Sr-C .324 avg, 4-2b (1st team), L.Easter -Sr- OF (2nd team), also return All-American OF -David Laird from injury he is a Sr.

Caroline- ???

Should make for an interesting year- Last season I believe out of this group there were 2 teams that made it to regionals, Louisa and Eastern View.  Alot of these programs return alot of good players, but these were the ones that i could find were all conference of some sort. 

I also believe Courtland new/old coach and return most of its players, Eastern View is always in the mix a the top and have a solid returning core, Chancellor returns most of its top bats and arms, King George lost alot but return a decent core and Caroline returns some sticks from last years squad. 

I am  not sure at this moment who has college kids but any input would be great: I heard J. Talley-Louisa- Bridgewater, D. Laird- EV Radford, Z. Plath-EV WV Tech, L.Easter- EV Point Park (Pa), N. Winston- Chance-Averett I am sure there are others, is Riser going to play for his dad at Mary Wash?

What is everyones thoughts, I also heard all games are power points and regular season is nothing but collecting power points that determine seeds for the conf. tournament at the end of the year.   

 

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Heard Stowe left Chancellor and went to Spotsy is this true? 

And the conversation i had the other day said Caroline had at least one good pitcher named Carter, but that was also their opinion and all i have.  

I guess snow is topic for this next couple of days and how much and how long it stays on the ground. 

Coaching Wise is this correct?

Caroline- Dowe, Louisa - Fisher, Chancellor-Hundley, EV- Nobbs, Court- Acors, KG- Reviello 

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Midlo - I've pasted the pertinent details from the article:

 

Two major changes will highlight this big realignment, which will come just four seasons after the 2013 shift from three to six state-wide classifications:

Regions—the mid-level in postseason competition—will be changed again, from two per classification back to four. That’s how classifications existed under the old three-classification alignment (AAA, AA and A).

Conferences—the local level of play since 2013—seem to be scheduled for extinction, a unanimously welcome change.

“We support the elimination of conferences,” Eastern View AD Mark Settle said. “That vehicle is not working.”

CONFERENCE CLOSED

Under the previous, three-classification alignment, districts (the Commonwealth for most Stafford County schools, and the Battlefield for most Spotsylvania schools) denoted the local level of play. They set the biggest parameter for regular-season scheduling and postseason advancement.

Conferences were introduced with the 2013 realignment—along with much confusion among schools and across sports.

Although conferences became the vehicle to advance into region tournaments, districts still existed and governed a lot of regular-season activity.

“There were a ton of people even in this school who really didn’t understand what was going on [with conferences and districts],” Washington & Lee AD Malcolm Lewis said.

Stafford schools, for instance, had an easier transition. Except for the line between Conference 4 (6A schools) and Conference 15 (5A), the Commonwealth District remained mostly intact and the five county schools played each other throughout the year, then split into their respective conferences (along with Prince William County schools) for conference tournaments.

But Orange remained a part of the Jefferson District—centered around Albemarle—while playing in a conference filled with a mashup of other 5A schools.

So the Hornets played their regular season against traditional opponents such as Western Albemarle, Louisa and Monticello, but then competed for postseason slots with schools as far flung as Halifax and both 5A Patrick Henry High Schools—one in Roanoke, and one in Ashland.

Several ADs said they thought conferences—consisting of schools partnered by enrollment numbers—could work fine, and they knew from past experience that geographical districts worked, too. What didn’t work was the combination, with schools serving two masters at the local level.

“I’m in love with the idea of the same-size schools competing with each other,” King George AD Alex Fisher said. “I think that’s great. We’ve got no problem with six classifications.

“But it needed to be a commitment. As long as we were clinging to districts, too, I don’t think it was going to work.”

EVERYONE TO REGIONS

The biggest change which seems to be coming is an all-in approach to region play.

Schools will continue to play regular seasons in mostly geographically structured districts. But each classification will be divided into four regions, with every team (eight to 12 per region) advancing to the first round of a region tournament.

It would essentially eliminate district or conference play as a key factor in the postseason. A state quarterfinal game would return in most sports.

Under the current alignment—with two regions per classification—the top two region finishers advance to state semifinals. But with four regions per classification, each region can advance two teams, forming an eight-team state tournament.

Chancellor AD Rod Crooks, who coached volleyball for nearly three decades, voiced the most opposition to the new alignment, because it eliminates what has been an important goal for Virginia’s high school teams: advancing to region play.

“I’m not a ‘Give everyone a trophy’ kind of coach,” Crooks said. “‘Hoosiers’ is my favorite movie, with the small school going against the big teams. I’m not in to watering it down. I’m in to earning it when you get there.”

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schedules? I checked in a couple of places and Louisa, Chancellor, King George or Caroline, none have a complete schedule that i can find, does anyone have it or know where to get it. 

Eastern View
03/05/2016 Sat. 10:00 AM (A) Forest Park HS (Scrim.)
03/10/2016 Thu. 5:30 PM (A) West Springfield H S (Scrim.)
03/14/2016 Mon. 4:45 PM (H) King George HS
03/22/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Chancellor H S
03/23/2016 Wed. 6:00 PM (A) Albemarle HS
03/25/2016 Fri . 4:30 PM (A) Culpeper County HS
03/30/2016 Wed. 2:30 PM (A) Greenville, SC
03/31/2016 Thu. 5:00 AM (A) Greenville, SC
04/01/2016 Fri. 2:30 PM (A) Greenville, SC
04/05/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Courtland H S
04/06/2016 Wed. 6:00 PM (A) Chancellor H S
04/08/2016 Fri. 6:00 PM (A) Fauquier H S
04/12/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Liberty HS
04/13/2016 Wed. TBA (A) King George H S
04/19/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Kettle Run HS
04/22/2016 Fri . 4:45 PM (H) Caroline
04/26/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Culpeper County HS
04/28/2016 Thu. 4:45 PM (H) Manassas Park HS
05/03/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Fauquier HS
05/06/2016 Fri. 6:00 PM (A) Liberty H S
05/10/2016 Tue. 4:45 PM (H) Brentsville HS
05/13/2016 Fri. 6:00 PM (A) Kettle Run H S

COURTLAND
3/15 4:30p Colonial Beach (Colonial Beach, VA)
3/18 7:00p @ Louisa County (Mineral, VA)
3/22 4:30p @ Colonial Beach (Colonial Beach, VA)
3/24 4:30p Massaponax (Spotsylvania, VA)
3/25 4:30p Louisa County (Mineral, VA)
4/5 4:45p @ Eastern View (Culpeper, VA)
4/6 4:30p Riverbend (Fredericksburg, VA)
4/11 4:30P Mountain View (Stafford, VA)
4/12 6:00p @ Massaponax (Spotsylvania, VA)
4/14 4:30p Chancellor (Fredericksburg, VA)
4/18 6:00p @ Riverbend (Fredericksburg, VA)
4/19 6:00p @ Spotsylvania (Spotsylvania, VA)
4/21 6:00p @ King George (King George, VA)
4/26 4:30p James Monroe (Fredericksburg, VA)
4/28 5:00p @ Caroline (Milford, VA)
5/3 7:00p @ Chancellor (Fredericksburg, VA)
5/5 4:30p Spotsylvania (Spotsylvania, VA)
5/10 4:30p King George (King George, VA)
5/12 7:00p @ James Monroe (Fredericksburg, VA)
5/17 4:30p Caroline (Milford, VA)

 

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King George
Scrimmage Wednesday, Mar 2 2016 4:30PM Massaponax
ScrimmageThursday, Mar 10, 2016 4:30PM Away vs. Culpeper County
Monday, Mar 14, 2016 4:45PM Away vs. Eastern View
Wednesday, Mar 16, 2016 6:00PM Essex
Thursday, Mar 17, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Brooke Point
Wednesday, Mar 23, 2016 5:00PM Away vs. Essex
Thursday, Mar 24, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Brooke Point
Thursday, Mar 31, 2016 1:00PM Dinwiddie
Wednesday, Apr 6, 2016 7:00PM Colonial Beach
Monday, Apr 11, 2016 5:00PM Away vs. Colonial Beach
Wednesday, Apr 13, 2016 6:00PM Eastern View
Thursday, Apr 14, 2016 6:00PM Spotsylvania
Tuesday, Apr 19, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Caroline
Thursday, Apr 21, 2016 6:00PM Courtland
Tuesday, Apr 26, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Chancellor
Thursday, Apr 28, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. James Monroe
Tuesday, May 3, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Spotsylvania
Thursday, May 5, 2016 6:00PM Caroline
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Courtland
Thursday, May 12, 2016 6:00PM Chancellor
Tuesday, May 17, 2016 6:00PM James Monroe

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Chancellor

Sat 03/05 12:00 pm vs Northumberland High School(Scrimmage)
Sat 03/12 12:00 pm vs UMW Club Baseball Team approved by VHSL (Scrimmage)
Thu 03/17 6:00 pm vs Washington and Lee High School-Montross
Tue 03/22 4:45 pm @ Eastern View High School
Wed 03/23 7:00 pm @ Louisa County High School
Tue 03/29  Myrtle Beach Tournament
Wed 03/30 Myrtle Beach Tournament

Thu 03/31 Myrtle Beach Tournament
Fri 04/01 Myrtle Beach Tournament
Sat 04/02  Myrtle Beach Tournament
Wed 04/06 6:00 pm vs Eastern View High School
Fri 04/08 7:00 pm vs Louisa County High School
Thu 04/14 4:30 pm @ Courtland High School
Tue 04/19 6:00 pm vs James Monroe High School
Thu 04/21 5:00 pm @ Caroline High School
Tue 04/26 7:00 pm vs King George High School
Fri 04/29 6:00 pm vs Spotsylvania High School
Tue 05/03 7:00 pm vs Courtland High School
Fri 05/06 5:00 pm @ James Monroe High School
Tue 05/10 7:00 pm vs Caroline High School
Thu 05/12 6:00 pm @ King George High School
Tue 05/17 6:00 pm @ Spotsylvania High School

CAROLINE

Mar 10, 2016Scrimmage 4:30PM Essex
Monday, Mar 14, 2016 5:00AM Colonial Beach
Friday, Mar 18, 2016 6:30PM Away vs. Dinwiddie
Tuesday, Mar 22, 2016 5:00PM John Randolph Tucker
Monday, Mar 28, 2016 Tournament TBD Away vs. TBA Deep Run High School
Tuesday, Mar 29, 2016 Tournament TBD Away vs. TBA Deep Run High School
Wednesday, Mar 30, 2016 Tournament TBD Away vs. TBA Deep Run High School
Wednesday, Apr 6, 2016 5:00PM Brooke Point
Monday, Apr 11, 2016 5:00PM Away vs. Monacan
Wednesday, Apr 13, 2016 5:00PM Away vs. James Monroe
Tuesday, Apr 19, 2016 5:00PM King George
Thursday, Apr 21, 2016 5:00PM Chancellor
Friday, Apr 22, 2016 4:45PM Away vs. Eastern View
Tuesday, Apr 26, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. Spotsylvania
Thursday, Apr 28, 2016 5:00PM Courtland
Tuesday, May 3, 2016 5:00PM James Monroe
Thursday, May 5, 2016 6:00PM Away vs. King George
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 7:00PM Away vs. Chancellor
Thursday, May 12, 2016 5:00PM Spotsylvania
Tuesday, May 17, 2016 4:30PM Away vs. Courtland

LOUISA

03/01/2016 Tue. 4:00 PM (H) Scrimmage Fork Union Military Academy

03/12/2016 Sat. 2:00 PM (A) Scrimmage Collegiate
03/15/2016 Tue. 6:00 PM (H) Patrick Henry (Ashland)
03/17/2016 Thu. 6:00 PM (A) Charlottesville H S
03/18/2016 Fri. 7:00 PM (H) Courtland
03/23/2016 Wed. 7:00 PM (H) Chancellor
03/25/2016 Fri. 4:30 PM (A) Courtland
04/01/2016 Fri. 1:00 PM (A) Patrick Henry (Ashland)
04/05/2016 Tue. 7:00 PM (H) Orange County
04/08/2016 Fri. 7:00 PM (A) Chancellor
04/12/2016 Tue. 6:00 PM (H) Powhatan HS
04/14/2016 Thu. 6:00 PM (H) Western Albemarle H S
04/15/2016 Fri. 6:00 PM (H) Albemarle
04/19/2016 Tue. 6:00 PM (A) Monticello H S
04/21/2016 Thu. 6:00 PM (A) Albemarle
04/26/2016 Tue. 7:00 PM (H) Fluvanna County
04/28/2016 Thu. 7:00 PM (A) Orange County
04/29/2016 Fri. 7:00 PM (A) Fluvanna County
05/03/2016 Tue. 6:00 PM (H) Charlottesville H S
05/05/2016 Thu. 6:00 PM (A) Powhatan HS
05/10/2016 Tue. 6:00 PM (A) Western Albemarle H S
05/12/2016 Thu. 6:00 PM (H) Monticello H S

Thats all the conference 19 schedules thanks for those who helped.

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Chancellor over Northumberland in scrimmage 6-0.  Great pitching by Chancellor, some guy had radar gun on the pitchers, 2 from Chancellor were topping out at 86-87 range, first pitcher from Northumberland was 88 rest were in upper 70 range.  Chancellor had 3 triples and 1 home run , think they had around 10 total hits..  Northumberland only got 3 runners on base the entire game.  2 hits and 1 walk.  I think Chancellor had 1 error and Northumberland had 2 or 3.    Also went to Louisa over Fork Union 7-3, Louisa had good young pitcher, would say he was in the low 80's.  Louisa hit the ball well, especially the first 5 batters, think they had around 9 hits total.  Louisa definitely looks like a contender, strong pitching and hitting.  Both of these games were scrimmages, so it difficult to say, but both teams looked good with all the starters on the field.  Will try to get out to King George and Caroling scrimmages this week.

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does anyone know what happened in Caroline vs CB? did they play

EASTERN VIEW 5, KING GEORGE 4

Zach Thomas was 2 for 3 with an RBI and Scott Bothum also had two hits and scored a run as the Cyclones opened with a darkness-shortened win against King George.

Alston Halter and Shane Revillo were both 2 for 4 for the Foxes. Halter scored twice and Revillo had an RBI double.

      R H E 
King George 0 0 1 0 3 4 7 3 
Eastern View 1 3 1 0 x 5 7 1 

DRE TURNER, Chris Levre (3) and Jacob Siebk. DAVID LAIRD, Ray Tricarico (5) and Zach Plath.

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Article from Courtland Colonial Beach 

Courtland’s Josh Saathoff drove home pinch runner Jabari Allen with a single in the sixth inning to help the Cougars top Colonial Beach 3–2 in its season-opener on Tuesday.

Saathoff was 3-for-3 and also scored a run, and Trevor Ferares doubled with an RBI.

 

Kendrick Creasey, Connor Lutz, Mason Delane and Trey Bowler all had hits for Colonial Beach and Bowler had an RBI. The Drifters host James Monroe on Wednesday.

Courtland plays at Louisa on Friday.

        R H E 
Colonial Beach 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 4 0 
Courtland 0 1 1 0 0 1 x 3 7 1 

CONNOR LUTZ and Trevor Delane. Matt Henson, Patrick Caiafa (5), ALEX KOBERSTEEN (5) and Tommy Haught.

Scores from last night:

KING GEORGE 11, ESSEX 1

Jacob Sivak went 2 for 2 with two walks and two runs, and Dre Turner knocked three hits, including a double, for the Foxes (1–1).

EARLES, Wolfe (3), Stearts (4), and Clarke. KENNY FRANK, Mason Newton (5) and Jacob Sivak.

scores from tonight 3/17

Louisa 20   Charlottesville 3 

Chancellor 19     Washington and Lee 5

 

 

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CAROLINE 7, COLONIAL BEACH 1

Collin Knowles was 2-for-2 with three RBIS anf Matt Carter struck out nine to help Caroline get a season-opening win.

Kendrick Creasy (RBI) and Mason Delane each finished 2-for-4 for Colonial Beach.

            RHE
Colonial Beach    000    000    1   —    1    6    1
Caroline024010x   —760

CREASY, Mothershead and Delane. GRINDE, Carter (4) and Whitley.

KING GEORGE 3, BROOKE POINT 2

Chris LeVere went 2-for-3 with the bat and picked up the win on the mound to lead homestanding King George.

Will Clift and Jacob Sivak each provided a hit and an RBI for the Foxes (2–1), who visit Essex on Wednesday.

            RHE
Brooke Point    000   000   2   —    2    4    1
King George100020x   —371

WILSON, Sullivan (6) and Platas. CHRIS LeVERE and Jacob Sivak.

CHANCELLOR 19, WASHINGTON & LEE 5

Matt Morgan was 3-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored, and Tommy Cabrera struck out eight to help Chancellor get a win in its opener.

Mason Riser had two hits, two RBIs and two runs, and Nick Winston added two hits (double), two RBIs and three runs for the Chargers (1–0), who visit Louisa on Tuesday.

Cullen Bell had two doubles, two runs scored and an RBI for Washington & Lee.

            RHE
Washington & Lee    000        23     —      5     7    7
Chancellor108(10)x     —19141

CARSON BELL, Cullen Bell, Timmy Henry and Dustin Minor. TOMMY CABRERA, C.J. Craft and Tyler Fisher.

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Was at the Chancellor Game last night.  Thought it was the Riser kid pitching, but it wasnt.  Think the kid's name was Cabrera.  Not sure where they got him, dont recall him pitching last year, maybe a transfer.  ODU scout was there looking at pitcher from W&L.  Had the Cabrera kid gunned at 85, think he had  9 K's in 4 innings with no walks.   Chancellor hit the ball well, think they had atleast 2 doubles and 2 triples.  Game wasnt even as close as the score showed.  Chancellor coach pulled the Cabrera kid after the 4th and put in a young pitcher.  He gave up 3 runs in the 5th.  Shortstop for W&L had a good night, 2 for 2 with 2 doubles, think his name was Bell.  He pretty much was all the offense for W&L.   W&L struggled defensively and made a lot of errors, but still dont think they would have won if they played flawlessly.  Will try to get to Courtland VS Louisa game tonight if wife lets me out the house.

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From what i understand conference tournament seeding is based on not conference record, but just wins and power points in general, so ultimately regular season conference games are same valued as non conference games. Each win is 7 points, each loss 0 points unless you lose to a 5A team you get 1 point, 6A team you get 2 points but each win is still 7. then you average it out based on how many games you play. So undefeated record your power point rating is 7 .

As of 3/23 if its right

King George 2-1

Louisa 2-1

EV 2-0

Chanc 1-1

Court 2-1

Caroline 1-2

 

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Scores from Tues 

COURTLAND 7, COLONIAL BEACH 0

Tommy Haught and Josh Saathoff each had two doubles and two runs driven in to power the Cougars over the host Drifters in a nonconference game.

Trevor Ferares also drove in two runs and Brandon Haynes struck out six in going the distance for Courtland (2–1), which hosts Massaponax on Tuesday.

            RHE
Courtland311     010    1   —     7     8     0
Colonial Beach    0000000   —012

BRANDON HAYNES and Tommy Haught. MIKEY MOTHERSHEAD, Trevor Delane (5) and Cole Setliff.

EASTERN VIEW 7, CHANCELLOR 4

Colin Glenny’s two-RBI base hit in the sixth inning sparked a five-run rally that gave visiting Eastern View a win.

Luke Easter added a double for the Cyclones (2–0), who visit Albemarle today.

Mason Riser finished 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run, and Gordon Byrd was 2-for-4 with a run scored for Chancellor.

            RHE
Chancellor021     110     0   —     4     6     2
Eastern View     100015x   —743

TOM CABRERA, Mason Riser (6), Tyler Fisher, Cabrera (6). David Laird, RAY TRICARICO and Zach Plath.

J.R. TUCKER 7, CAROLINE 1

Nate Denham broke the game open with a two-out bases-loaded double, and finished with three RBIs, to help J.R. Tucker win at Caroline (1–2).

            RHE
J.R. Tucker     004    110     0   —     7     8     2
Caroline0001000   —114

NETHERLAND, Smith (4), Proctor (6) and Cohen. GRINDE, Carter (4), Miller (7) and Proctor.

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BASEBALL

CHANCELLOR 3, LOUISA 2

Jordan Byrd was 2-for-3 with two RBIs and Tommy Cabrera added a triple and a run scored to help visiting Chancellor get a win.

Bryce Sheetz struck out five to get the win and C.J. Craft struck out two in the seventh to pick up his first career save for the Chargers (2–1), who take on Hampshire (W.Va.) in the Mingo Bay Classic in Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Tuesday.

        R H E 
Chancellor 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 6 2 
Louisa 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 8 0 

BRYCE SHEETZ, C.J. Craft (7) and Tommy Cabrera. JOHN REYNOLDS, Jacob Paterson (7) and Aaron Szlankiewicz.

ALBEMARLE 3, EASTERN VIEW 2

Wesley Payne allowed just one earned run in his first varsity start, going the distance in a nonconference road loss.

Zach Thomas was 2-for-2 and David Laird had a triple for Eastern View (2–1), which plays at Culpeper on Friday.

        R H E 
Eastern View 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 7 2 
Albemarle 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 

WESLEY PAYNE and Zach Plath. WEATHERS, Seed (6) and Browwing.

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Whats going on with KG they played Essex 2 days ago and Brooke Point last night and no scores reported for either. 

Courtland game from last night

Nick Caiafa singles to lead off the seventh, then scored on a double down the left field line by Tommy Haught to give Courtland a walk-off 8–7 baseball will over visiting Massaponax on Friday.

Matt Henson had tied the score 7–7 in the sixth for the Cougars (3–1) with an inside-the-park homer.

 

Caiafa finished 3-for-4 with three runs scored, and Haught added a triple to his game-winning double for Courtland, which hosts Lou-isa today.

Travis Riley had two doubles, while Gavin Dzuerenda and Ryan Cloude supplied two hits each for the Panthers.

            RHE
Massaponax      200     023     0   —     7      9      1
Courtland2022011   —8122

Ryan Cloude, ZACH RUNK (6) and Corey Willis. Matt Henson, PATRICK CAIAFA (6) and Tommy Haught.

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PhitinPhils posted:

Going by the point system you described earlier zeus

1. King George- 5.6

2. Courtland- 5.25

3. Eastern View- 4.67

4. Chancellor- 4.67

5. Louisa- 3.5

6. Caroline- 2.33

KG -correct

Courtland- correct

EV - 5.0 loss to Albemarle gives 1 point for being 5A

Chance- correct

Louisa- 3.75 loss to patrick henry 5A gives 1 pt

Caroline 2.67 loss to JR tucker gives 1pt since 5A 

I think this is how it is, but not 100% sure still trying to learn it all. 

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Articles from yesterdays games: good luck to the teams playing over spring break. 

 

Liam Grubbs struck out 11 while scattering four hits and a walk in hurling a complete-game 2–0 shutout as Louisa earned the Conference 19 baseball victory at Courtland on Friday.

Cale Avee scored both Louisa runs and Aaron Szlankiewicz drove in one of Avee’s runs.

 

Dakota Lann had two hits for Courtland (3–2), which travels to Eastern View on April 5.

            RHE
Louisa010     100     0   —     2     5     1
Courtland     0000000   —042

LIAM GRUBBS and Aaron Szlankiewicz. ALEX KOBERSTEEN, Ryan Lee (7) and Tommy Haught.

BASEBALL

EASTERN VIEW 17, CULPEPER 3

Zach Thomas was 3-for-4 with a double, three runs scored and three RBIs, and Colin Glenny was also 3-for-4 adding two RBIs for visiting Eastern View.

Nate Smith finished 3-for-3 with two runs scores and two RBIs for the Cyclones (3–1), who play in a tournament in Greenville, S.C., starting Wednesday.

Matt Shuck and Hunter Elliot had two hits each for Culpeper.

            RHE
Eastern View     407     15     —     17     18     1
Culpeper02001     —375

ZACH THOMAS and Zach Plath. HUNTER CRIM, Matt Shuck (3) and Will Dietz.

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Chancellor beat Loris, SC 9-4 

The Chancellor baseball team earned a 9–4 victory at the Mingo Bay Classic in Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Thursday against the team from Loris, S.C., behind a strong starting pitching performance by Bryce Sheetz.

Nick Winston lead the Chargers with a double and 3 RBI’s, Tyler Fisher added a pair of RBI’s and Jon Olsberg scored two runs.

The win brings Chancellor’s record to 4–2 on the season and will play again in the tournament today with the opponent to be determined.

            RHE
Chancellor     110   106     0   —     9      10     2
Loris (S.C.)2001010   —443

CH—BRYCE SHEETZ, Jon Olsberg (5), Tyler Fisher (5), Jordan Byrd (7), and Thomas Cabr

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David Laird threw a three-hit, complete-game shutout with six strikeouts to pace Eastern View to a 3–0 baseball win against Pickens (S.C.) in its final game at the Green Wave Invitation in Greenville, S.C., on Friday afternoon.

Colin Glenny went 2 for 3, Zach Thomas singled and drove in a run, and Wesley Payne converted a two-out RBI squeeze play in the fourth inning for the Cyclones (5–2), who won two of three games in the tournament.

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Eastern View     001     100     1   —     3     8     0
Pickens (S.C.)      0000000   —031

DAVE LAIRD and Zach Plath; GRAVELY, Galloway (7) and Oshield.

Does anyone have anything on caroline at deep run tourney

I saw today chancellor was rained out and now headed home, i think they went 2-1 in their tourney

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Found out through an athletic director that games played out of state and vs private schools do not count toward power points.  So the games that Chancellor and Eastern View played out of state do not count toward power point games and now are minus those games total on their overall games.

I dont get that you could play a weak school giving no competition in state and it count and play a power house out of state school and it not count for power points.   

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Article from PBR first time i have seen one of these on the game for Court or EV.  

http://www.prepbaseballreport....Courtland-4637982015

From free lance star.

EASTERN VIEW 7, COURTLAND 0

David Laird had a two-RBI singles, and Colin Glenny scores twice for Eastern View in a home win.

Ray Tricarico and Luke Easter each contributed a hit and two RBIs for the Cyclones (6–2), who visits Chancellor today.

Courtland (3–3) hosts Riverbend today.

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Courtland000     000     0   —     0     5     4
Eastern View     002500x   —752

ALEX KOBERSTEEN, Matt Henson (4), Jack Truchsess (5) and Tommy Haught. WESLEY PAYNE and Zach Plath.

Louisa 2 Orange 1 

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CAROLINE 6, BROOKE POINT 4

Cole Grinde was 3-for-4 with and RBI as Caroline (3–5) used a three-run fifth inning to earn a nonconference home win against the Black–hawks.

        R H E 
Brooke Point 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 7 1 
Caroline 1 2 0 0 3 0 x 6 10 2 

MORRIS, Porcelli (5), Thorton (5) and Platas. Grinde, Carter (3), MILLER (5), Proctor (7) and Proctor and Carter.

RIVERBEND 13, COURTLAND 5

Jason McDonough was 3-for-3 with a homer and a double and Bryce Runey had three hits and drove in two runs in the Bears’ nonconference road win.

Anthony Correa had three RBIs on two hits for Riverbend (6–0), which hosts Massaponax on Friday.

        R H E 
Riverbend 1 2 0 0 4 6 0 13 13 2 
Courtland 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 5 5 6 
 

R.J. VANVICKLE, Jacob Bentley (7) and Anthony Correa. BRANDON HAYNES, Ryan Lee (5), Josh Saathoff (6), Patrick Caifia (6), Matt Henson (7) and Tommy Haught.

EASTERN VIEW 11, CHANCELLOR 6

David Laird earned the win on the mound and finished 2-for-3, with an RBI and a run scored to pace visiting Eastern View to a win.

To go with a 3-for-5 night, Zach Thomas supplied a doubles, two RBIs and two run, while Scott Bothum added two hits and two runs scored for the Cyclones (7–2), who visit Fauquier on Friday.

Mason Riser had two hits (one double) and a run scored, Jordan Fowler added a double and two RBIs, and Matt Morgan scored to twive to go along with a hit for Chancellor (4–3), which hosts Louisa on Friday.

        R H E 
Eastern View 4 0 4 0 0 2 1 11 15 4 
Chancellor 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 6 9 6 

DAVID LAIRD, Ray Tricarico (7) and Zach Plath. MASON RISER, C.J. Craft (4), Bryce Sheetz (6) and Tommy Cabrera.

Cant find anything on KG vs Colonial Beach but i imagine KG won, 

there are no games today and friday in my opinion will be a wash as much rain is expected. 

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Monacan 4 Caroline 3 

KING GEORGE 17, COLONIAL BEACH 3

Will Clift was 2 for 3 with three runs scored to help visiting King George get a win.

Kendrick Creasey and Trey Bowler each provided a hit and an RBI for King George (3–6), which hosts Lancaster today.

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King George562     40     —     17     9     2
Colonial Beach     00300     —341

FRANK LEYER (other pitchers n/a) and Jacob Sivak. KENDRICK CREASEY and Cole Setliff.

Courtland 2 Mountain View 5 

Nathan Neff finished 3 for 4 with a two-run triple and an RBI-double to lead visiting Mountain View to a 5–2 baseball win over Courtland Monday.

Jacob Pollock went 2 for 3 with a double, and Bob Grzymkowski knocked in the go-ahead run with a double for the Wildcats (7–2), who host Riverbend today.

Reliever Jack Truchsess went three innings, allowing no runs and just two hits to keep Courtland alive. Dakota Lann and Josh Saathoff had doubles.

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Mountain View    110     001     2   —     5     10    0
Courtland0011000   —272

Thomas Stewart, Sammy Grooms (4) JAKOB NEUFANG (5) and Alex Smith. Matt Henson, Jack Truchsess (3), ALEX KOBERSTEEN (6) and Tommy Haught.

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I had KG down as possible like 5-2 record or somewhere but i know they dont report alot of their games, but in the freelance today it had them as reported record of 3-6, does anyone know their actual record or where to find scores for them?

I'm thinking that's a typo.  I have them at 6-2 pending the results of the 2nd game with Colonial Beach.  If they lost that game it would make KG 6-3 and the 3-6 is a deslexic typo.  Even MaxPreps has them at 4-1 (some game results not reported yet).  Free-Lance Star has a habit of inaccurate reporting at times.

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Busy Schedule This Week:

Monday April 18:

Courtland @ Riverbend    6PM

North Stafford @ Chancellor 6PM

 

Tuesday April 19:

Kettle Run @ Eastern View    4:45PM

Louisa @ Monticello    6PM

King George @ Caroline    5PM

James Monroe @ Chancellor    6PM

Courtland @ Spotsylvania    6PM

 

Wednesday April 20:

No Conference 19 Teams in Action

 

Thursday April 21:

Courtland @ King George    6PM

Chancellor @ Caroline    5PM

 

Friday April 22:

Caroline @ Eastern View    4:45PM

Louisa @ Albemarle    6PM

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KING GEORGE 16, CAROLINE 1

Kenny Frank tossed a complete-game, two-hitter to get the win and added two hits, two RBIs and two runs scored offensively for King George (8–4).

Caroline’s record is now 4–7.

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King George     104    56     —    16    8    0
Caroline10000     —125

KENNY FRANK and Jacob Sivak. COLE GRINDE, Zach Proctor (4), Dalton Whitley (5) and Matt Carter

CHANCELLOR 13, JAMES MONROE 3

Matt Morgan and Jon Olsberg both hit run-scoring triples for Chancellor as the Chargers’ bats got hot in the fifth and sixth inning, sending them to a big lead over James Monroe.

Morgan and Mason Riser both drove in a pair of runs for Chancellor (6–5), which visits Caroline on Thursday.

Hunter Stephens drove in a run for the Yellow Jackets.

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James Monroe     100    200    —335
Chancellor001048     —    13    9    2

BEN SMITH, Sam Horn (6) and Hunter Stephens. C.J. Craft, TOMMY CABRERA (3) and Tyler Fisher.

Courtland 7 Spotsy 8 

Max Harper sent the game into extra innings by dashing home on a seventh-inning throwing error, then drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of the eighth by drawing a bases-loaded walk, carrying the Spotsylvania baseball team to an 8–7 comeback victory over Courtland on Tuesday night.

Austin Castle and Eugene Snyder both drove in runs in the Knights’ seventh-inning rally, after Dante Fairchild rapped a triple to lead off the inning.

Caleb Stowe picked up a pair of hits for Spotsylvania (6–5), which visits James Monroe on Thursday.

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Courtland300   013   00  —796
Spotsylvania     01010141  —     8     10     3

Matt Henson, PATRICK CAIAFA (7) and Tommy Haught. Daniel Brooks, JOHN RIVARD (6) and Joshua Mullins.

EV article  http://www.dailyprogress.com/s...8e-eb727eb55148.html

Louisa Article http://www.dailyprogress.com/s...7d-8a01fa8da77a.html

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Schedule for the week 

Monday 4/25:

Fluvanna @ Louisa 7:00 PM

 

Tuesday 4/26:

Culpeper @ Eastern View 4:45 PM

Caroline @ Spotsylvania 6:00 PM

King George @ Chancellor 7:00 PM

James Monroe @ Courtland 7:30 PM

 

Wednesday 4/27:

No Scheduled Games

 

Thursday 4/28:

Courtland @ Caroline 5:00 PM

King George @ James Monroe 5:00 PM

Louisa @ Orange 7:00 PM

 

Friday 4/29:

Manassas Park @ Eastern View 4:45 PM

Spotsylvania @ Chancellor 6:00 PM

Louisa @ Fluvanna 7:00 PM

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The conference tournament is scheduled like this:

Qtr Finals game is on 5/23 Mon 3 vs 6 @ 3 seed home, 4 vs 5 @ 4 seed home 1 and 2 seed get a bye.

Semi finals and finals games are 5/24 Tues and 5/26 thurs at KG Games at 5pm and 7pm

Right now it looks to be a cluster for Louisa, KG and EV for top 2 spots and chancellor with an outside shot.  there are 5-6 games left in the season for everyone. 

All Conference meeting is on sunday may 29

What are some peoples thoughts of who they have seen that could be all conference  

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This was in the freelance : I didnt think anyone played but i guess they did........

Courtland pitcher Alex Kobersteen went the distance and ensured the Cougars’ win with a two-out, game-winning single down the right-field line in the seventh that scored courtesy runner Jack Truchsess for a 2–1 baseball victory over visiting Spotsylvania on Thursday.

Kobersteen allowed two hits and four walks while striking out seven. Tommy Haught, who was subbed by Truchsess in the seventh, went 2-for-4 for Courtland (5–11), which visits Chancellor on Monday, at 7 p.m.

Knights starter Jonathan Rivard struck out six over four innings. Dante Fairchild singled and scored for Spotsylvania.

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Spotsylvania    100    000    0   —    1    2    0
Courtland0001001   —251

R H E

Spotsy 1000 000 1 2 0

Courtland 0001 001 2 5 1

Jonathan Rivard, DANIEL BROOKS (5) and Josh Mullins. ALEX KOBERSTEEN and Tommy Haught.

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as of 5/6 11am  nothing is official since not even AD records are up to date

Overall    (not that it matters but conference record) (powerpoints) 

King George  10-4  (3-2)  (5.0)

Louisa            11-4  (3-1)  (5.2)

EV                   11-5  (5-1)  (4.875)

Chanc              8-6  (3-4)   (4.0714)

Caroline          6-8  (2-2)   (3.28)

Court              5-11 (0-6)   (2.25)

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Is this correct for remaining games :

Chancellor 5/9 courtland, 5/10-Caroline, 5/12-KG, 5-17 Spotsy

KG- 5/10 courtland, 5/12-Chancellor, 5/18-spotsy

EV- 5/10-Brentsville, 5/11-fauquier, 5/13-Kettle Run

Courtland 5/9-chancellor, 5/10-KG, 5/12-JM, 5/17 Caroline

Caroline-5/10-Chance, 5/12- spotsy, 5/16 JM, 5/17 courtland

Louisa- 5/10 Western Alb, 5/12- monticello, 5/13- fluvanna, 5-17-powhatan

So no one will get a full 20 in?? and the fact it is supposed to rain all week this week in most areas, we will see it will make things interesting. 

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CHANCELLOR 7, COURTLAND 2

Mason Riser hit a homer and scored twice, and Tyler Fished had a double, three RBIs and a run scored to lead Chancellor to a home win.

Jordan Byrd added a hit and an RBI for the Chargers (9–6). Kobersteen had two hits and two RBIs for Courtland.

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Courtland000    002     0   —     2     5     3
Chancellor     000115x   —793

MATT HINTON and Tommy Haught. THOMAS CABRERA and Tyler Fisher.

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Overall    (not that it matters but conference record) (powerpoints) power points and records are off of what is reported by AD's, some is a little different from what i had i was apparently off a game on 2 teams, this week barring weather should determine the seeds. 

As of 5/19 10pm

Louisa            12-5  (3-1)  (5.0) 17 games 85 points

King George  11-5  (3-3)  (4.81) 16 games 77 points

EV                   11-6  (5-1)  (4.588) 17 games 78 points

Chanc              9-7  (3-5)   (4.0) 16 games 64 points

Caroline          10-8  (4-3)   (4.11) 18 games 74 points

Court              8-12 (2-7)   (3.15) 20 games 63 points 

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Looks like this is what is left :

Caroline: (4 games) spotsy today, KG fri 13th, Courtland Tues 17th, spotsy thurs 19th

KG : (5 gms) Courtland today, chancellor thurs 12th, Caroline 13th friday, JM Tues 17th, Spotsy wed 18th

Chancellor: (3 gms) KG thursday 12th, Spotsy Tues 17th, Riverbend wed 18th

Courtland: (3 gms) JM thursday 12th, KG Sat 14th, Caroline Tues 17th

EV: Kettle Run 13th fri

Louisa: (3 gms) Monitcello thursday 12th, Fluvanna Fri 13th, Powhatan Tues 17th 

 

 

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COURTLAND 3, KING GEORGE 1

Alex Koberstean went the distance on the mound for Courtland, striking out 10 and, while allowing one hit and walking four for a complete-game win.

Trevor Ferares had a double for Cougars (6–12), while Shane Reviello did the same for King George.

Courtland host Caroline on Tuesday.

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King George    000    001    0   —    1    1    2
Courtland000021x   —330

KENNY FRANK, Miles LaVere (6) and Jacob Sivak. ALEX KOBERSTEEN and Tommy Haught.

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Schedule for the week? Does anyone have any updates. 

Caroline:  spotsy (TBD), KG (TBD) Courtland Tues 17th, spotsy thurs 19th

KG : Chancellor (fri 20th), Caroline (TBD), JM Tues 17th, Spotsy wed 18th

Chancellor: KG (Fri 20th), Spotsy Tues 17th, Riverbend wed 18th

Courtland:  JM (Wed 18th), Caroline Tues 17th, spotsy (20th)

EV: Kettle Run Tues 17th

Louisa:  Fluvanna (TBD), Powhatan thurs 19th 

Right now i believe there is weather in the forecast for tuesday, so we will see how many games get in.  

Looks like right now unless something odd happens Courtland will be the 6seed and Louisa will be the 1 seed. everything else looks like it could be up in the air. 

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Schedule for the week? Does anyone have any updates. 

Caroline:  Courtland (PPD), spotsy thurs 19th, spotsy (TBD), KG (TBD)

KG :  JM Tues 17th, Spotsy wed 18th, Chancellor (fri 20th), Caroline (TBD)

Chancellor: Spotsy Tues 17th, Riverbend wed 18th, KG (Fri 20th),

Courtland:  Caroline (PPD), JM (Wed 18th)

EV: Kettle Run Tues (PPD)

Louisa:  Powhatan thurs 19th, Fluvanna (TBD) 

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COURTLAND 2, CAROLINE 0

Tommy Haught was 2 for 3 with a double and a run scored, and Matt Henson went the distance on the mound, striking out seven and walking none in Courtland’s Conference 19 win.

Josh Saathoff had a double and an RBI, and Ryan Lee added an RBI-single for the Cougars (7–12), who visit James Monroe for their final regular-season game today.

Matt Carter had both of Caroline’s hits.

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Caroline000    000    0   —      0     2     0
Courtland    00 00002x   —251
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As of 5/20 12 noon

1) Louisa            12-5  (3-1)  (5.0) 17 games 85 points

King George  11-5  (3-3)  (4.81) 16 games 77 points

EV                   11-6  (5-1)  (4.588) 17 games 78 points

Chanc              9-7  (3-5)   (4.0) 16 games 64 points

Caroline          10-8  (4-3)   (4.11) 18 games 74 points

6) Court              8-12 (2-7)   (3.15) 20 games 63 points 

So tonight's Chancellor at KG game will determine the seeds:

IF KG wins they go to 4.94, IF KG loses they go to 4.529

KG is (2), EV (3) will host Courtland (6) and (5)Chancellor will have to go to (4)Caroline

 

IF Chancellor wins they go to 4.176, IF Chancellor loses they go to 3.76 

EV is (2), KG (3) will host Courtland (6) and Caroline (5) will have to go to Chancellor (4) 

 

So Chancellor has 4 or 5 seed on the line and KG has 2 or 3 seed on the line. 

 

3 host 6 at 3 seed Monday and  4 host 5 seed Monday at 4 seed.

Tues and Thursday will be played at KG as they are the host site. 

I believe 1seed plays winner of 4/5 and 2 seed plays winner of 3/6 

Championship game is thurs  

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From the Free-Lance Star:

BASEBALL

COURTLAND 6, EASTERN VIEW 1

Cougars starter Alex Kobersteen went the distance, benefiting from four double plays turned by the Courtland defense in the Conference 19 quarterfinals.

Tommy Haught was 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI, while Trevor Ferares was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs driven in for the Cougars (9–12), who visit King George in tonight’s semifinals.

David Laird singled and scored the Cyclones’ lone run.

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Courtland100    200   3   —    6    1    1
Eastern View    0001000   — 152

ALEX KOBERSTEEN and Tommy Haught. DAVID LAIRD, Ray Tricaricco (7) and Zach Platt.

 

CHANCELLOR 7, CAROLINE 1

Mason Riser went the distance to get the win on the mount and finished 2-for-3 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI for Chancellor in a Conference 19 quarterfinal win played at Lee-Davis High School.

Jordan Fowler added two hits and two RBIs, and Matt Morgan had a single, a double, an RBI and a run scored for the Chargers (11–8), who face Louisa in today’s semifinals at King George.

Cole Grinde homered for Caroline’s lone run.

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Chancellor    201    010    3   —    7    7    1
Caroline0100000   — 133

MASON RISER and Thomas Cabrera. COLE GRINDE, Matt Carter (1), Steven Miller (7) and George Proctor.

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Posted: Thursday, May 26, 2016 12:00 am

High school baseball: Louisa, King George reach championship game BY STEVE FRANZELLO/THE FREE LANCE-STAR Fredericksburg.com

Louisa’s quest for a berth in the regional playoffs had a disappointing ending last season. But on Wednesday night against Chancellor, the Lions made sure it didn’t happen again this year.

Riding a strong performance by its defense and a balanced offense that included hits by all nine of its starters, top-seeded Louisa outscored the Chargers 9–2 in the first of two Conference 19 semifinal games at King George High School.

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Besides a return to the next week’s 4A-East playoffs, the victory earned coach Kevin Fisher’s squad a berth in Thursday’s conference championship game against King George at 6 p.m.

Chancellor, which beat Caroline 7–1 on Tuesday to reach the semifinals, closed its season at 11–9.

“This is a great feeling,” said Louisa shortstop Jake Talley, who blasted a three-run homer in the fourth to help break open a close contest. “We’ve been working for this all year. We still have some work to do, but we’re in good place right now.”

Talley’s deep shot to left off Chargers starter Tommy Cabrera plated Cale Agee and Alex Hurley and gave the Lions (13–5) a 5–1 lead, as well as a shot of confidence for their starter John Reynolds.

Reynolds turned in a workmanlike performance, scattering four hits with a pair of strikeouts over five innings, and then got strong relief support from Tristan Snyder and Jacob Patterson.

Meanwhile the Lions’ offense made the most of its 13 hits, adding four more runs in its final two at-bats. Center fielder Derek Hall contributed three hits to the attack to join Agee and Hurley with multiple-hit games.

“Defensively, we made some big plays,” said Fisher. “[Chancellor] was hitting a lot of hard balls right at us. And then the bomb by Talley was huge for us.”

Chancellor, which split two games with Louisa during the regular season, kept battling, though, and got on the scoreboard in the top of the fourth and fifth innings.

In the fourth, Chargers third baseman Mason Riser smashed a double to deep center, moved to third on a grounder and then scored on an infield hit by Tyler Garwood.

Jordan Fowler scored their second run in the fifth after doubling off the left-field fence and coming home on an overthrow to second base. His run cut the Chargers’ deficit to 5–2, but Talley’s blast in the next frame got the Lions back on track.

“[Louisa] is a good team,” said Chancellor coach Brett Gibbons. “But I don’t think the 9–2 score was indicative of the closeness of this game. We hit the ball really hard, just right at people.”

Fisher believes the Lions are ready for a strong showing in Thursday’s title game, as well as next week’s regionals.

“We’re playing well. I told the guys, it’s focus with us now,” Fisher said. “We have to just keep focusing and take care of the things we can control. That’s all we can do.”

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Chancellor    000    120    0   —262
Louisa110331x   —    9    13    2

TOMMY CABRERA, Jordan Fowler (4), Bryce Sheetz (5), CJ Craft (5) and Tyler Fisher, Cabrera (5). JOHN REYNOLDS, Tristan Snyder (6), Jacob Patterson (7) and Aaron Szalankiewiz.

KING GEORGE 7, COURTLAND 6

The second-seeded Foxes (14–5) rallied past Courtland, 7–6, on Dre Turner’s bases-loaded walk-off single with one out in the seventh inning.

Shane Reviello and Steven Paul Pitts came around to score on the play.

Reviello finished the night going 4-for-4 with two runs scored, while Turner went 2-for-4, including his game-winning single for the Foxes (13-5).

Tommy Haught and Ryan Lee were both 2-for-4 with a double for Chancellor.

            RHE
Courtland022    020    0   —     6    10    3
King George    1010302   —794

Matt Henson, BRANDON HAYNES (5) and Tommy Haught. Ken Frank, CHRIS LeVERE (5) and Jacob Sivak.

 
 

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Pitchers first team Kenny Frank kg, Mason riser Chancellor , john Reynolds Louisa
First-team catcher Tommy Haught Courtland
First team first base Cole Grindle Caroline
First team second base Cale Agee Louisa
1st team 3b mason riser chancellor
1st team SS Jake Talley Louisa
1st team OF David laird EV, Shane Reviello KG, Josh Saathoff Courtland
1st team DH Matt Morgan chancellor
1st team Utility Matt Carter Caroline
Coach of year Thad reviello
Player of year David laird EV

 

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High school baseball: Dinwiddie ousts King George in 4A–East quarterfinals

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Dre Tuner pitches against Dinwiddie during the 3rd inning of the 4A East Regional first round playoffs. Dinwiddie won 5-1.

 

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Posted: Wednesday, June 1, 2016 12:09 am

BY STEVE FRANZELLO/THE FREE LANCE-STAR

King George pitcher Dre Turner has had a lock on the Dinwiddie baseball team for the past two seasons. The tall junior shut down the Generals last year and again this year with impressive performances.

For nearly seven innings in Tuesday’s 4A–East quarterfinal matchup at King George, he had them baffled again.

With Turner in command and the Foxes leading 1–0 with one out in the seventh, King George was on the verge of punching its ticket to a date with Jamestown in the region semifinals.

But winning means getting the final out, and the Foxes (15–5) simply couldn’t get the job done in the final agonizing minutes of a 5–1 loss that brought an abrupt end to their season.

After Turner got Cody Jewett on a flyout to left to start the top of the seventh, Dinwiddie made the most of five hits and a pair of King George errors to score five runs and seal a stunning comeback win.

So now, instead of the Foxes making travel plans for the Tidewater area, it will be the Conference 20 runner-up Generals (15–7) who will move on to Jamestown on Thursday with a chance to advance to the state playoffs next week.

“This one stings right now,” said Foxes coach Thad Reviello. “We had some chances to add to our lead, but we didn’t get it done today. But these kids have stuck together as a group and battled through some things.”

They nearly got it done again against the Generals and their promising sophomore pitcher, Seth Mayberry, but never could break through after taking a 1–0 lead on catcher Jacob Sivak’s RBI single in the bottom of the first.

Shane Reviello singled to left with one out in the inning and then advanced to third on a passed ball. Sivak then drove a fastball to center to bring him home and give King George the early lead.

For nearly seven innings, it looked like that one run would be all the Foxes would need to overcome a strong showing by Dinwiddie sophomore pitcher Seth Mayberry.

Mayberry struck on out nine and matched Turner with scoreless frames until the sixth, when he turned things over to fellow sophomore, Thomas Sanchez. Sanchez added four more strikeouts and shut the door on the Foxes in the final two innings.

“Seth pitched his behind off,” said Generals coach Jason Burton. “We didn’t give him much help early with a lot of quality at-bats. But luckily for us, we were able to string together some hits and take advantage at the end.”

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Neither team had many scoring opportunities. In the top of the sixth, the Generals got a runner to second when Alex Brugos singled and Will Driskill walked. But Turner struck out Mayberry looking at a third strike to end the rally.

King George had an opportunity to score in the bottom of the frame after Sivak was hit by a pitch and Miles LeVere drilled a single to center. But Turner flied out and Chris LeVere struck out to halt the threat.

That set the stage for Dinwiddie’s final at-bat in the seventh, and the Generals made sure it was a productive one.

Brandon Webb and Matt Culbreath both singled, and then Sanchez hit a grounder to Miles LeVere. LeVere couldn’t make a play on the ball and Webb raced home with Dinwiddie’s first run. But the Generals weren’t done yet.

Zack Donovan hit a soft liner to right to load the bases, and then Brian Sheeder, Brugos and Driskill all drove in runs to make it 5–1. Sheeder’s hit was a slow-rolling bunt to first that the Foxes misplayed.

Sanchez was all business in the bottom of the seventh, striking out Luke Barnum, Austin Halter and Shane Reviello to end the game, as well as King George’s season.

“We usually score early, but we like to make it difficult on ourselves sometimes,” said Mayberry. “If we hadn’t waited until the end, this could have been a completely different story.”

Miles LeVere had two of the Foxes’ four hits in the contest. Culbreath had a pair of singles for the Generals, who stranded 10 base runners.

Despite the loss, King George added a Conference 19 tournament trophy to its collection this season and won 14 games for the third straight season under Reviello.

“Obviously, we wanted to win this game today,” said Reviello. “But losing doesn’t take anything away from this season. These kids accomplished a lot of good things as a group this year.”

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Dinwiddie000    000     5   —    5    8    1
King George     1000000   —142

Seth Mayberry, THOMAS SANCHEZ (6) and Cody Jewett. DRE TURNER, Chris LeVere (7) and Jacob Sivak.

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