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Trigg County Smashes Todd Central on Diamond www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Friday, March 30, 2012 B3 BRIEFS PREP n n Free baseball clinic set for Saturday Trigg County smashes Lady Blazers Oak Grove Baptist Church in Trigg County has scheduled a free baseball clinic at Todd Central on diamond burn Logan Co. 9 a.m. Saturday at the Trigg County Recre- FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS tossed a no-hitter for Fort the offense they would ation Complex. Campbell, Pedro Hernan- need. The clinic, which University Heights Academy used a six-run third Host Trigg County dez tossed a one-hitter and Christian County will continue until inning to rout host Logan County 14-4 Thursday scored nine times in the the visiting Falcons de- slipped to 2-5 on the regu- noon, is open to boys night in a high school softball game. second inning and went feated South Fulton 3-1 lar season. and girls ages 7 and The Lady Blazers (5-1) ripped of 15 hits on the on to defeat Todd County Thursday in a high school Logan Co. 10, Christian Co. 0 up. night led by Shelby Reynolds’ two singles and a Central 17-2 in five in- baseball game. Logan Co. 312 04-10 8 0 No registration is re- Christian Co. 000 00-0 0 1 double. Carson Bryant added three singles. nings Thursday night in Hernandez struck out 11 quired but a permis- WP-Miller UHA led 3-1 after two innings but blew the game a high school baseball and walked four. LP-Dixon Craft (1 IP, 3 SO, 5 BB). sion form must be open in the third. game. Fort Campbell (4-1) had signed by a parent or Hannah Shemwell earned the pitching win, strik- Corbin Estes was a four hits including a pair guardian. The baseball ing out six and walking two in six innings. She also home run away from the of hits by Braxton Henderson Co. shuts out clinic permission form had three hits at the plate. cycle and drove in three Lewis. is available online at University Heights Chelsea Cansler added a single and double. runs to lead the Wild- Cody Robison scored www.oakgrovebap- Former Hopkinsville High School star Lindsey cats (5-6). Zach Snod- the game-winning run University Heights tistchurch.com. They Ezell hit a three-run home run for the Lady grass and Hunter Allen in the top of the sixth on Academy gave a valiant can be printed off and Cougars. each had a single and an error by South Ful- effort but dropped a high brought to the clinic UHA returns to action tonight against Bowling double and Zack Bridges ton. school baseball game to Green. or picked up at the added a double for Fort Campbell 3, South Fulton 1 host and Region 2 fa- UHA 14, Logan Co. 4 clinic. Trigg. Fort Campbell 010 001 1-3 4 2 vorite Henderson For more informa- South Fulton 000 100 0-1 1 2 U. Heights 306 212-14 15 3 Allen picked up the pitch- County 8-0 Thursday Logan Co. 013 000-4 10 6 tion, go to the church’s WP-Hernandez (7 IP, 11 SO, 4 BB). ing win, striking out four in LP-N/A night. WP-H. Shemwell ( 6 IP, 6 SO, 2 BB). website or call 270-522- two innings of work. Leading Hitters: FCHS – Lewis (2 1B), UHA trailed only 2-0 be- LP-Milan 6521. Zach Lee (1B), Hernandez (1B). Leading Hitters: UHA – Cansler (1B, 2B), Lexi O’Daniel (1B), Makenzi Hamby Bryce Bicksler had a fore Henderson put up (1B), Sydney Davenport (1B), Bryant (3 1B), Reynolds (2 1B, 2B), H. Shemwell pair of hits to lead Todd. four runs in the fifth in- (3 1B), Paige Allen (1B). Indians acquire RHP Trigg Co. 17, Todd Co. 2 ning to blow the game Todd Co. Cent. 200 00-2 4 3 Christian Co. leaves bats Trigg Co. 394 11-17 12 3 open. Lady Wildcats commit 8 errors, Caldwell wins Asencio from Braves WP-Allen (2 IP, 4 SO, 0 BB). in dugout against Logan The Blazers (0-8) man- GOODYEAR, Ariz. LP-Guinn (1 IP, 1 SO, 1 BB). Christian County’s of- aged only four hits with Caldwell County took advantage of eight Trigg (AP) — The Cleveland Leading Hitters: Todd – Guinn (1B), fense failed to earn a hit Austin Byrum, Austin County errors and defeated the Lady Wildcats 15-5 Bicksler (2 1B); Trigg – Snodgrass (1B, Thursday in a high school softball game. Indians have acquired against visiting Logan Gee, Shelton Strader and 2B); Estes (1B, 2B, 3B), Trace Kuberski The Lady Tigers scored in all five of its at-bats in- reliever Jairo Asencio (1B), Dillon Dawson (1B), Allen (1B), County Thursday night Wade Willen each earning cluding four runs in the fourth and fifth innings. from the Atlanta Bridges (2B), Ben Wigand (1B), Allen as the Cougars walked singles. (1B, 2B). Trigg trailed just 7-5 after three innings but er- Braves for cash. away with a 10-0 baseball Henderson Co. 8, UHA 0 The 28-year-old was victory over the U. Heights 000 000 0-0 4 2 rors paved the way for Caldwell. on the Braves’ re- Pitching continues Colonels. Henderson Co. 100 142 x-8 10 0 Jessie Stone had a single and two doubles for stricted list all of 2010 WP-Travis Caldwell. The Cougars scored LP-Chandler West (1/3 IP, 0 SO, 4 BB). after it was discovered to fuel Fort Campbell three times in the top of Trigg (1-6) was led by Brianna Messmer and Ari- Leading Hitters: UHA – Byrum (1B), anna Brown, who each had a pair of hits. Alexa he had come to the U.S A night after J.D. Swails the first and it was all Gee (1B), Strader (1B), Willen (1B). as Luis Valdez and Agosto added a double. Caldwell Co. 15, Trigg Co. 5 claimed to be three Caldwell Co. 133 44-15 14 3 years younger. The In- Trigg Co. 203 00-5 7 8 dians are already deal- WP-Darnell ing with a similar case LP-Alison Russell (4 2/3 IP, 7 SO, 1 BB). Leading Hitters: Caldwell – Holt (2B), Yates (3 1B), Young (1B), Stone (1B, 2 as the pitcher formerly 2B), Wright (3 1B), Meeks (1B), McConnell (1B), Davis (1B); Trigg – Sierra Bush known as Fausto Car- (1B), Brown (2 1B), Agosto (2B), Messmer (2 1B), Russell (1B). mona was actually Roberto Hernandez and three years older. Lady Rebels fall to host Franklin-Simpson Hernandez remains in Todd County Central stranded three runners in the Dominican Repub- the top of the seventh and dropped a 3-0 District 13 lic attempting to ob- softball game to host Franklin-Simpson Thursday tain a work visa. night. Asencio is a candi- The Lady Wildcats scored one run in the first, date to get the final fourth and sixth innings to take a 3-0 lead. spot in Cleveland’s Todd’s Lauren Addison, Kayla Watkins and Na- bullpen. He is out of talie Perry singled but the Lady Rebels left them minor league options. stranded. The right-hander, Watkins suffered the pitching loss, despite giving who had 26 saves last up only five hits. season at Triple-A Frank.-Simp. 3, Todd Co. 0 Gwinnett, won the Todd Co. Cent. 000 000 0-0 4 3 Franklin-Simpson 100 101 x-3 5 1 Caribbean Series MVP WP-Franklin this winter. He ap- LP-Watkins peared in nine games Leading Hitters: Todd – Sweeney (1B), Addison (1B), Perry (1B), Watkins over three seasons for (1B). Atlanta. Cubs send veteran Randy Wells to minors KEITH JENKINS | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Maroons edge CCHS MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Hopkinsville pitcher Haley Foster throws home during a District 8 softball game against Christian County on Right-hander Randy Thursday at Lady Tiger Field. Wells was among nine FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS Damion Wheeler, Dylan players sent to the mi- Phipps and Raheem DISTRICT: Madisonville-North nors Thursday by the Lady Cols rout Hoptown in softball Milner won singles Hopkins took the final Chicago Cubs. matches for the match in the tiebreaker Wells, a 12-game win- FROM PAGE B1 18-1 advantage. Colonels. and slipped past host ner in 2009, was 7-6 After drawing a walk from Lady “This team embodies and allowing Christian County to score Christian County 5-4 with a 4.99 ERA last Colonels senior reliever Jasmine what a team should be two runs in the opening frame. Thursday afternoon in season when he was Matchen, who picked up the win after and it’s awesome to Senior captain Kayleigh Wilson a high school tennis slowed by an early in- striking out four and tallying two dou- watch it happen,” helped the Lady Tigers cut the Lady match. jury to his forearm. bles at the plate, Wilson scored the Lady Christian County coach Colonels’ lead in half in the bottom Tigers’ second a final run after crossing Matt Studzman, David Chase said. His demotion means half of the first after knocking a sharp Jeff Samardzija (suh- home from third on a single by Mallory single past the glove of Christian Smithson. MAR’-juh) and Chris County pitcher Lauren Hobson and COLLEGE BASKETBALL Volstad have made the “I liked the way we battled back and n later coming around to score from never gave up,” Holloway said. “I liked starting rotation along third on a base hit by Courtney Camp- with Ryan Dempster, our leadership.
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