I guess no one got any games in this week?
I assume no one is playing today, the EV vs Kettle Run game is postponed till 5/18.
Liberty- Brentsville game is also postponed
Fauquier v Culpeper postponed.
CHANCELLOR 2, SPOTSYLVANIA 0
Kaleb Stowe came within one out of a no-hitter, striking out eight in the Chargers’ nonconference win.
Chris Ortega had a double with an RBI and a run scored, and Jordan Fowler had a hit and scored for Chancellor.
Garrett Johnson and Austin Castle had hits for Spotsylvania, which plays at Courtland on Friday.
Chancellor (2–8) hosts King George on Friday.
R | H | E | ||||||||
Chancellor | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
Spotsylvania | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 |
KALEB STOWE and Mason Riser. DANIEL BROOKS, Austin Morey (7) and Mitchell Hockaday.
COURTLAND 2, MASSAPONAX 0
Zach Teeple pitched a complete-game two-hitter with nine strikeouts, helping the Cougars to a nonconference win.
D.J. Ahalt had an RBI for the Cougars and Tommy Haught also drove in a run for Courtland (5–2), which entertains Spotsylvania on Friday.
R | H | E | ||||||||
Courtland | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 6 | 1 |
Massaponax | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 |
ZACH TEEPLE and Tommy Haught. GARRETT MEYER, Travis Riley (4) and Corey Willis.
Only Conference 22 Game I see on the docket tonight is:
King George @ Chancellor 6:00pm
Conference Records Is this correct as of 4/17 9 am?
4-0 Fauquier
2-1 King George
2-2 Eastern View
1-1 Courtland
1-2 Liberty
0-4 Chancellor
Todays games it seems all out of conference but one:
KG at Chancellor- conference game
Culpeper at Liberty
Brentsville at EV
Spotsy at Courtland
Kettle Run vs Fauquier
I believe Chancellor is 0-4 in conference play
Brentsville 6 EV 3 in extra innings.
Culpeper 10 Lib 0
I can't find anything on KG vs Chancellor
Zeus - I ran into KG's AD at KG LL opening day. KG won over Chancellor 15-5.
Conference Records Is this correct as of 4/21 10 am?
4-0 Fauquier
3-1 King George
2-2 Eastern View
1-1 Courtland
1-2 Liberty
0-5 Chancellor
Games today?
Conference
Liberty at EV
non-conference
Fauquier at Brentsville
Chancellor at Caroline
Courtland at Jayem
Spotsy at KG
FHS Varsity game at Brentsville is still on. JV game has been postponed till Thursday.
Liberty 8 Eastern View 4
Courtesy of Free Lance Star:
COURTLAND 10, JAMES MONROE 6
The Cougars were paced by Dakota Lann’s three hits and two runs scored. Patrick Ciafa added two hits and two RBIs. Josh Saathoff delivered an RBI for Courtland (7–2). James Monroe’s Colby Thomas had three hits, two RBIs and two runs scored. Courtland visits Liberty tonight.
R | H | E | ||||||||||
James Monroe | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | — | 6 | 5 | 1 | |
Courtland | 5 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | x | — | 10 | 13 | 1 |
Alex Simpson, MATT HENSON (4) and Tommy Haught and Dakota Lann (4). MATT ABEL, Vincent Munoz (5) and Hunter Stephens.
LIBERTY 8, EASTERN VIEW 4
Luke Easter went 2 for 4 with two RBIs and Chayton Lukkes contributed two doubles for the Cyclones in their Conference 22 home loss to the Eagles.
Eastern View (2–9, 2–3) visits King George on Thursday.
R | H | E | ||||||||||
Liberty | 0 | 1 | 0 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 0 | — | 8 | 8 | 4 | |
Eastern View | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | — | 4 | 7 | 4 |
TYLER COLWELL, Brock Smith (5) and Tyler Fetheroff. A.J. STEAD, Zack Thomas (6) and Zach Plath.
KG beat spotsy 6-2 article in free lance http://www.fredericksburg.com/...26-8fb4fadc52d8.html
Young Foxes play like vets on King George baseball team BY STEVE FRANZELLO/THE FREE LANCE-STAR Fredericksburg.com |
With just one true starter back, the King George baseball team figured to be in a transition mode under coach Thad Reviello this season.
But so far, the new-look Foxes have been on a roll, grinding out eight victories in their first nine games. Tuesday night’s 6–2 win over visiting Spotsylvania was their sixth straight.
“We’re finding a way to win,” Reviello said after watching his team take control early against the Knights with three runs in the bottom of the first. “I knew this season we were going to be green, but I thought these kids would have some grit, and so far they have.”
The Foxes may be green in terms of their starting varsity experience, but but many of them have played together for years, and that chemistry has shown in their 8–1 start.
“I knew we had the ability to be good if we hit,” said third baseman Will Clift, who drove in King George’s first two runs with a double to left field. “As a team, we’ve been pretty clutch with our hitting.”
The clutch hitting was an important factor in their win over the Knights (2–8). The early lead gave Foxes starting pitcher Drew Berry the lift he needed to handcuff the Knights on just three hits through six innings. The left-hander struck out six and walked three.
“I got in kind of a groove near the end of the game,” said Berry, the team’s only returning starter from last year’s 14–6 squad. “We’ve been hitting the ball really well lately and we’re playing together as a team.”
Luke Barnum reached on an infield hit to start the Foxes’ early run production. After Berry roped a single up the middle, Clift’s long drive off the bottom of the left-field fence plated both runners. Clift then scored on a grounder by Austin Halter.
Their lead appeared pretty secure until the top of the third, when Spotsylvania made some noise of its own after loading the bases and scoring a pair of runs.
After Dante Fairchild led off the inning with a walk and leadoff hitter Dylan Luttrell singled to right, Knights pitcher Nick Smith helped his own cause with a bunt to load the bases.
Fairchild then scored on a sacrifice fly to left by Daniel Brooks, and Luttrell came home on Garrett Johnson’s drive to right field.
With their lead trimmed to 3–2, the Foxes showed their mettle, though. While Berry and reliever Rudy Morrow were shutting down the Knights at the plate, King George’s offense produced three more runs.
Morrow doubled and scored on a throwing error in the bottom of the fourth after a passed ball. In the fifth, the Foxes sealed their victory with RBI hits by Halter and Jacob Sivak.
“We made some critical errors that took the wind out of our sails,” Spotsylvania coach Ryan Davenport said. “We have some big conference games coming up and we have to eliminate those.”
The Knights entertain Brentsville on Friday in a Conference 22 matchup. King George hosts Eastern View in a key Conference 22 clash on Thursday.
Steve Franzello: sfranzello@freelancestar.com
Liberty 5 Courtland 4
Eagles are now 3 and 2 in conference play
Conference Records Is this correct as of 4/23 9 am?
4-0 Fauquier
3-1 King George
3-2 Liberty
2-3 Eastern View
1-2 Courtland
0-5 Chancellor
Games:
TODAY:
EV at KG
FRIDAY:
Lib at Chanc
Fauq at Court
We are half way through, are things the way we thought it would be? Thoughts on the season thus far.
We are half way through, are things the way we thought it would be? Thoughts on the season thus far.
Pitching wise I have been very impressed with both Ryan Simpson at FHS and the Teeple kid from Courtland. Any thoughts on position players that have had solid seasons to date?
We are half way through, are things the way we thought it would be? Thoughts on the season thus far.
I have to admit I'm a bit surprised how well KG has done so far. Conversely, it's puzzling how EV is sort of stumbling. Fauquier is more or less where I expected them to be. I figured Courtland and Chancellor would be mid-pack, but we can see how that turned out.
Of course, there are still 10 or so games to play and things are bound to change.
I may try to get to the EV @ KG game tonight.
Does anyone know JV conference record through halfway point?
Game got ugly for KG in the 3rd when EV plated 8 runs on several KG errors and a few good EV hits. Left at the end of the 5th and it was 15-6 so I guess KG did rally a bit in the closing innings.
I am also impressed with KG this early season, EV stumbling was a result of injuries, sickness and youth, Im surprised chancellor is struggling as much as they are. Foxdad i think you are right there is alot of baseball left, but reality is i guess with no automatic bid for the reg. season champ the tourney means everything and i guess it can be anyones game. I think it is a shame that you can go the entire regular season undefeated and not get a bid to regionals.
King George has been impressive, also lately Liberty has gotten hot. Seems Liberty is getting pitching with some timely hitting and doing very well as of late. Fauquier is Fauquier, doing what they need to, to continue to win baseball games, feels as though they have already locked up the #1 seed on the conference tournament. Eastern View and Chancellor, the two teams from last years conference championship game, have definitely struggled. Eastern View has been bitten a bit by the injure bug I believe and has had to replace quite a bit from the 2014 Conference Championship team. Chancellor I just can't put my finger on with what's wrong. On paper, they seem like they should be a decent team, yet talking to some of their fans and parents, they start upwards of 4-6 sophomores in any given game, so I am not sure what is going on there. Courtland seems like a dangerous team, may not have all the pitching or hitting in the world, but they have smart kids and play tough. It would not surprise me to see Courtland knock off someone in the 1st round of the playoffs.
When the playoffs roll around, it is Fauquier's to lose. They should be the #1 seed and I believe will be in the regional (because they will be in Conference Championship Game) the second regional spot to me comes from either Liberty or King George with Courtland being a possibility as well. Eastern View and Chancellor seem like extreme long shots. But there is still a ton of baseball to be played most teams have 4 or 5 Conference games left, so this all could change in a week.
Tonight's Conference 22 Schedule:
Liberty @ Chancellor 6:00pm
Fauquier @ Courtland 7:30pm
Good luck to all teams
I am also impressed with KG this early season, EV stumbling was a result of injuries, sickness and youth, Im surprised chancellor is struggling as much as they are. Foxdad i think you are right there is alot of baseball left, but reality is i guess with no automatic bid for the reg. season champ the tourney means everything and i guess it can be anyones game. I think it is a shame that you can go the entire regular season undefeated and not get a bid to regionals.
I was commenting last night to AJ Stead's Dad that it's not like the "old" days of the Battlefield District where every district game was important as only 4 teams (out of 8) would advance to the district tournament and the regular season champ had an automatic bid to regionals. Now the regular season just sets the seeding for the conference tournament.
Conversely, a team could enter the tournament with a poor record and win the conference or place high enough to advance. Highly unlikely, but it "could" happen.
I think last night's EV/KG game is a real example of how unsettled this conference is with the exception of Fauquier. Anybody can beat anyone else. It is going to boil down to who is playing the most consistent and best baseball at the end of the season. I look for FHS to finish 1st but lose one or two...with a real log jam for 2nd place and beyond.
Conference Records Is this correct as of 4/25
5-0 Fauquier
3-2 King George
3-3 Liberty
3-3 Eastern View
1-3 Courtland
1-5 Chancellor
I believe this is the games of the week
Monday:
Courtland at KG
Loudoun Valley at Liberty
Tuesday
Courtland at EV
KG at Liberty
Chancellor at Fauquier
Friday
Liberty at Courtland
EV at Chancellor
Fauquier at KG