Weekend Roundup
April 25, 2011
No. 2 Cathedral 7 No. 5 Lawrence Central 3
FW Snider 6 No. 8 FW Carroll 5
No. 8 Carroll 17 FW Snider 5
No. 6 Zionsville 4 Noblesville 1
Evansville Reitz 9 No. 12 New Albany 3
No runs were scored until Reitz broke through in the 4th scoring three, they added five more in the bottom of the 5th.
No. 12 New Albany 7 Evansville Reitz 4
Reitz jumped out early in the second game taking a 3-0 lead after the first and had a 4-0 lead going into the 5th, but New Albany put up seven runs in the inning to win.
No. 11 New Palestine 12 Shelbyville 3
No. 11 New Palestine 2 Shelbyville 1
No. 13 La Porte 5 Chesterton 0
Plymouth 8 No. 13 La Porte 7
Lafayette Jefferson 3 No. 16 McCutcheon 1
No. 16 McCutcheon 10 Lafayette Jefferson 3
Brownsburg 4 No. 17 Hamilton Southeastern 3
Matt Bowman went the distance to pick up the win, allowing just one earned run on five hits and striking out seven. John Moore went 2-3 with a homerun, two RBIs, and two runs for Brownsburg. Bobby Carr also homered for Brownsburg. Grant Kistler had two hits for HSE and Steven Curry had a solo homerun.
Mishawaka 6 No. 19 SB Washington 5
SB Washington scored two in the top of the 7th to tie the game, but Mishawaka responded. Mishawaka?s Matt Hesch drove in Joey Schuster for the winning run in the bottom of the 7th. David Coppens picked up the win for Mishawaka.
Evansville North 13 Evansville North 5
North had two big innings scoring six in the second inning and five in the fifth en route to the win. The second inning was highlighted by a grand slam from Langley.
Bloomington North 13 Mooresville 3
Adam Cornwell picked up the win going all five innings giving up just one earned run on three hits and striking out seven. North had two hits from Gavin Funkhouser (four runs), Carlos Gould (two runs), and Tyler Hurt (two RBIs, run). Michael Oliphant drove in three runs for North, he also scored twice.
Bloomington North 4 Mooresville 4 F/5
The umpires called the game after five innings due to poor field conditions.
Boonville 19 Gibson Southern 9
Homeruns were the story of this game with the teams combining for six. Vallad had a big day at the plate for Boonville hitting three run homeruns in the 1st, 3rd, and 4th inning. Volz and Forbey both had homeruns for Boonville, Ziliak homered for Gibson.
Forest Park 14 Southridge 5
Forest Park was held scoreless until the 4th inning and would score in their last four at-bats. Forest Park busted out for 19 hits in the game.
Crawfordsville 15 Frankfort 0
Joel Hobson had a big day at the plate going 4-4, two HR, five RBIs, and four runs, he also threw the last two innings allowing just one hit. Jordan Jackson also had a good day at the plate going 2-3, HR, five RBIs, and three runs. Cory Rice picked up the win throwing the first three innings not allowing a hit and striking out five.
Westfield 3 Fishers 2 F/8
Wade Burtron pitched seven strong innings with Andy Gehr coming in the game in the 8th inning to pick up the win. Eddie Tomich had a one out double in the bottom of the 8th to drive in the winning run. Tomich was 2-4 with two RBIs and the one double.
Westfield 14 Fishers 6
Nick Saldutti was 3-5 with three RBIs and four runs scored. He also had a triple and a stolen base. Eddie Tomich had another big game. He was 3-4 with a double and four RBIs and two runs scored. Brad Speek chipped in with 2-4 with three runs scored and a HR. TJ Ehrman picked up the win.
North Central (Farmersburg) 12 Rockville 2
Craig Bell picked up the win throwing all five innings giving up just two hits and striking out ten, he also had two doubles and two RBIs. Nick Lyday and Collin Harding both picked up two hit for NC.
Lebanon 13 Tri-West 2
Junior Mitchell Starkey earned the victory for the Tigers on the mound, pitching four innings, scattering six hits, allowing an earned run while striking out six and walking just one. Junior Brenden Shearer's 3-3 with a 2B, HR, and three RBIs was his best performance of the season. Senior Zach Butner and freshman Isaac Harker would also both go perfect on the day at the plate, both going 1-1, with Butner being walked and hit while Harker walked and had a SAC.
North Posey 9 Princeton 2
K.D. Patton and Brandon Spahn both homered to help North Posey pick up a victory on Friday.
Eastern (Hancock) 10 Indianapolis Lutheran 2
Logan Gilbert and Dalton Korlowicz both homered and drove in three runs for Eastern. Steve Stunda, Connor Kramer, Evan Fout, and Hunter Brown all picked up two hits in the win, Kramer and Brown both scored twice and Stunda drove in two.
Edinburgh 8 Eastern (Hancock) 2
Edinburgh jumped out to an early 3-0 lead after the first. Their pitching limited Eastern to just two hits in the game.
Other Scores:
Avon 9 Lafayette Harrison 3
Avon 9 Lafayette Harrison 6
No. 15 Huntington North Manchester 2
Terre Haute South 13 Warren Central 0
Warren Central 4 Terre Haute South 3
Northview 13 Gibson Southern 3
Northview 8 Bellmont 5
Terre Haute North 4 Lawrence North 2
Lawrence North 14 Terre Haute North 4
East Noble 8 Garrett 3
Garrett 8 East Noble 7
Greenfield-Central 12 Rushville 2
Greenfield-Central 5 Rushville 4
Mt Vernon (Fortville) 7 Yorktown 0
Mt Vernon (Fortville) 6 Yorktown 1
Gibson Southern 14 Bellmont 0
Northwestern 14 Clinton Central 0
Northwestern 18 North Miami 15
Park Tudor 11 Beech Grove 0
Park Tudor 16 Lebanon 2
Northfield 18 Argos 2
Northfield 35 Argos 2
Frontier 11 Winamac 1
Frontier 9 Winamac 5