Tues 3/11

McKinney North vs The Colony is a go.

I am pretty sure McKinney vs McKinney Boyd is a go.

Lakeview at Rockwall

Richardson @ Wylie moved to Wed

Colleyville @ Richland 7:00pm

Keller 1
NW 0

WP Merck

Keller had 2 hits, scored their run on an error by the pitcher. NW had 3 hits.

Keller will need to really step up their hitting to compete in 5-5A

HALTOM 1
GRAPEVINE 0

WP - Howard (3-0)

5th inning HR - (Seely - Jr)

CARROLL 7
K. CENTRAL 2

WP: Cunningham (3-0)

C. HERITAGE 7
RICHLAND 2

McKinney North--6 9 2
The Colony------1 5 1

WP-Kindle Ladd (2-1) 7IP 5H 1R 0ER 1BB 10K
LP-Maris

Leading Hitters:
North-AJ Florence 2-4 2R 1-2B
Nico Taylor 2-4 2R 2RBI 1-2B 1SB
Trey Sorrells 3-3 3RBI 1-2B

The Colony-Bartlett 2-3

North goes to 6-3-2 on the season and 1-0 in district.

McKinney 6
McKinney Boyd 4

Coppell at Lewisville
at
Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Coppell 2 Lewisville 0


R H E
Coppell 2 4 0
Lewisville 0 0 0


Individual Pitching / Hitting
HR--COP: Austin Elkins 1.
WP--Zak Hermans
LP--Danny Leranth


Hermans throws a no hitter, real close to the perfect game, one hit batter and one walk on 81 pitches. Leranth only gave up 4 hits and wins on most nights against most teams. Elkins hit his 5th HR to take the team lead. The game only took like an 1 hour and 1/2.

Hebron 5
Creekview 2

WP - Ben Neyen
LP - Scott Grau

HR - HEB: Dustin Tarpley

Neyen strikes out 12, with 0 walks. Tosses a five hitter over seven innings, and three of Creekview's hits did not leave the infield.

San Antonio Reagan 5
San Antonio Madison 1

Winning pitcher: Casey Selsor (10 K's)

Reagan is now 4-0 in district, 16-2 overall.

Plano 3 Lake Highlands 0 Pitching and defense Parten complete game did a nice job. Hats off to Lake Highlands southpaw...

quote:

Originally posted by The Beast:
Poteet 2 4 0
HP 0 5 0

WP- Teddy Nowell 12k's
LP- J. Pearlman

Teddy faced the 1, 2, and 3 hole hitters in the bottom of the 7th. And got all three out.

We would like to thank the HP head coach for locking us out of the batting cages.
Thanks a**hole. Just remember you still have to come and play at Poteet.

Rematch could be fun...if I'm not busy, I will be in the beer garden!!!

quote:

Originally posted by KellerDad:
Keller 1
NW 0

WP Merck

Keller had 2 hits, scored their run on an error by the pitcher. NW had 3 hits.

Keller will need to really step up their hitting to compete in 5-5A

Great pitching from Merck and Main. Also great defense for both teams. I will leave it alone as to why there was even a runner on base to score the only run

Beast,

Welcome to the other side! You realize no one is aloud to take infield on the Poteet "turf" before a game. So, how does it feel?

I can tell you we were not allowed to take infield when we were there.

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Originally posted by The Beast:
Where did you get that false information.Sure they are allowed to take infield on the turf. Obviously you haven't been to one of our home games. Only team that hasn't been allowed to do that was McKinney last year. Only after they wouldn't let us take infield at Frisco.

I guess this only applies to McKinney schools? North was not allowed to get on the turf a few year ago.

dodger -- "we" can be so easily misinterpreted here.

Beast,

Should "we" (those excluded from pre-game infield) feel the same way about your coach as you do about the HP coach?

Just a friendly question.

There goes Sandy, being rhetorical.

quote:

Originally posted by Panther Dad:
There goes Sandy, being rhetorical.

Beast,

"no infield" at Roughrider it's one of their rules. No High School team that plays there is allowed to take infield.

SO...who did it first?

Okay, let me set this straight. In the 20 years Poteet baseball has been around, they have never not let someone take infield before a game. Now, you can't come in to someones home field and expect to take ground balls before your alloted infield time. Last time I checked, very few people if any allow you to come to there home field and take grounders before your alloted infield time. People, get it right. Anyways, how bout them McKinney schools.

Thanks "expert". I have attended many play-off games during my boys playing days and poteet is the only place that i ever witnessed pitching screens used as a barrier to keep players off the field.

Highland Park not allowing Poteet to use the batting cages was a completely classless move.

Most of the people at HP are classy fans/coaches, but the new coach has not shown that to me thus far.

I would hate to think this has to do with Poteet knocking HP out of the playoffs

District Game

Dallas Bishop Lynch 2, Nolan Catholic 1 (9) (Wednesday, Mar 12, 2008)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Dallas Bishop Lynch 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 8 2
Nolan Catholic 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 3


Pitching
Dallas Bishop Lynch Nolan Catholic
Pit/Cat: Herbert, Beck (9) and Jared Head Kyle Smith, Chris Marquardt (9) and Billy Gossell
WP: Beck
LP: Marquardt

Batting
Dallas Bishop Lynch Nolan Catholic
2B: Beck, Martin, Twitchell
3B: Ben Kerschen
HR:

Screens, sounds kind of comical. Sounds like they keep teams from taking ground balls before their scheduled infield time. Someone that knows the game of baseball please tell me a place where you can go take ground balls on someone's infield before it is your time to take infield.

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Originally posted by grdnworker:
Screens, sounds kind of comical. Sounds like they keep teams from taking ground balls before their scheduled infield time. Someone that knows the game of baseball please tell me a place where you can go take ground balls on someone's infield before it is your time to take infield.

Learn to read or stay off the board! Not one post in this thread talks about taking ground balls. All post refer to taking "infield"

Nothing like the HP-Poteet games to bring out the best in people.

quote:

Originally posted by pizzathehutt:

Most of the people at HP are classy fans/coaches....

Yes, they do have a history of being classy, both on and off the field, and for that reason I will give them the benefit of the doubt on this one. For the most part I see the folks at HP taking the high road in their posts and congratulating their opponents....once again showing class.

After reading some of the posts on this thread I have to remind myself that Poteet actually won the game....

Or Poteet/McKinney or Poteet/North or Poteet/.....ummm, a pattern?

I wish I was a turf mouse this weekend when the Warriors (step-sisters to no one when it comes to friendly on-the-field banter) roll into Mesquite.

quote:

Originally posted by grdnworker:
Screens, sounds kind of comical. Sounds like they keep teams from taking ground balls before their scheduled infield time. Someone that knows the game of baseball please tell me a place where you can go take ground balls on someone's infield before it is your time to take infield.

I have been told that the reason ground balls are not taken on the infield is field prep before games. I have seen many teams take ground balls on the outfield. I am sure if field prep is a concern that other teams would gladly bring there own red devil shop vac.

Beast - it seems as though you cant win -

There are definitely more dads who post their sons **** on here from Plano and Mckinkee.

Pee Dee shame on you for dog piling....


I will keep you in my prayers down at the barber shop.

Poteet does not allow the opposing team to take infield on the unnatural turf so that they retain their "home" field advantage.

McKinney, last year, is not the only team to experience that.

Evidently, Highland Park has too.

What goes around comes around.