The Landstown Eagles defeat the Salem Sundevils 11-3
came out strong, and is an excellent way to begin the season with a w
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Western Branch Bruins 13, Oscar Smith 1. The game was called due to heavy rain in the top of the fourth inning. Bruins bats were hot with 13 hits.
Yea it was a good game, Salem was up 3-1 in the 5th inning, but then the wheel fell of the wagon. landstown put up handful of runs on walks and key hits leading them to an 11-3 victory. Curry was at 116 pitches in the fifth. His final count must have been close to 130-140. Great game landstown and salem!
IR Braves 11, Grassfield 1.
Junior Dean Ali was in complete control throughout earning the win, while Seniors Lance Alley and Chris Cartwright paced the offense.
Juniors Matt Dickason & Josh Carter finished out the game with big hits in the bottom of the 6th.
Junior Dean Ali was in complete control throughout earning the win, while Seniors Lance Alley and Chris Cartwright paced the offense.
Juniors Matt Dickason & Josh Carter finished out the game with big hits in the bottom of the 6th.
Indian River is becoming the team to beat,that target may have to come off the Falcons and replaced?GF what is happening out there?River pitching must be true to previous post?130-140 pitch count is high this early in the season,isn't Salem?How many Seniors are on the Western Branch team,I thought they dropped them?They are getting it done,as well.Eastern District might as well take up duck hunting with all this water.
quote:Originally posted by Nomadad:
130-140 pitch count is high this early in the season,isn't Salem?
Nomadad, Curry pitches for Landstown.
Thanks RedBird,still getting to know the different kids.All this talk about Hampton Roads Emmy winner can be confusing so soon.What happened to Nansemond River,bad streak?
it looks like Nansemond river has thrown 2 freshmen.im not sure about hitting.they had 2 runs yest. in the first and then went silent.
Ali did pitch a great game. 109 pitches in temps that dropped below 50 by the end of the game and in the windy drizzle. 4 hits, 4BB, 6k’s no ER’s (1R). GF starter went 4 1/3 1 ER (5 R) 3BB 4K 3H before they pulled him because of his PC. GF needs improve on defense as well as their offense... 3 starters for GF didn't start(play) for disciplinary reasons.
Michael Curry Pitched a great game yesterday, He did throw a lot of pitches for this early in the year. He will definitly be pitching a lot of innings this year though, He loves to pitch and has a great poise on the mound.
Welcome to the board Mike. Your son is a very good pitcher...I remember he pitched and beat us last year and I'm sure he's even tougher this year (the eagles could've used him today). Keep a close eye on that pitch count though, his future in the sport is worth much more than a HS game
Noma, NR threw 2 frosh (Ryan O'Hara, Kyle More) yesterday and started another at 3rd (Brandon Lowe). They both threw well and Lowe had 2 of NR's 4 hits (Keeton had the other 2).
With 3-4 frosh in the lineup, they are still figuring things out.
PLUS, Lakeland played a perfect game.
With 3-4 frosh in the lineup, they are still figuring things out.
PLUS, Lakeland played a perfect game.
hEY CHRIS mICHAEL SAID THAT COACH MUNGIN SAID HE THREW 92 PITCHES AGAINST SALEM. GOOD LUCK TO COX THIS SEASON, THEY PLAYED WELL TODAY.
Glad to hear it. That sounds a lot better than 130...I'd trust the coach's word over that of an anonymous post on a forum. Most good coaches are keeping track of pitch counts
I saw Michael Curry pitch before he throws very well and I see him having a big year he is in the class of 2011, which has several pitchers in that class with potential.