Dekalb County Varsity Baseball Scores Week 2

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DEKALB COUNTY VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES WEEK 2 (Feb. 18-23): ARABIA MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL (1-0 last week; 1-0 overall) February 18 Monday at Mt. Zion W 10-3 CEDAR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL (1-0 last week; 1-1 overall) February 23 Saturday at McNair W 18-0 CHAMBLEE HIGH SCHOOL (1-2 last week; 3-4 overall) February 18 Monday Lakeside L 12-4 February 18 Monday Druid Hills W 9-4 February 23 Saturday at Lassiter L 4-3 CLARKSTON HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-0 overall) COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL (1-2 last week; 2-2 overall) February 22 Friday McNair W 13-1 February 23 Saturday at Martin Luther King Jr. L 15-0 February 23 Saturday at Martin Luther King Jr. L 12-2 CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL (0-2 last week; 0-2 overall) February 23 Saturday at Therrell L 16-1 February 23 Saturday at Therrell L 17-2 DRUID HILLS HIGH SCHOOL (0-2 last week; 0-4 overall) February 18 Monday Lakeside at Chamblee L 5-0 February 18 Monday at Chamblee L 9-4 DUNWOODY HIGH SCHOOL (0-1 last week; 0-2 overall) February 23 Saturday Sprayberry L 4-3 LAKESIDE HIGH SCHOOL (2-0 last week; 3-0 overall) February 18 Monday at Chamblee W 12-4 February 18 Monday Druid Hills at Chamblee W 5-0 LITHONIA HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 1-1 overall) MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HIGH SCHOOL (2-0 last week; 2-0 overall) February 23 Saturday Columbia W 15-0 February 23 Saturday Columbia W 13-2 MCNAIR HIGH SCHOOL (0-2 last week; 0-2 overall) February 22 Friday at Columbia L 13-1 February 23 Saturday Cedar Grove L 18-0 MILLER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-0 overall) REDAN HIGH SCHOOL (3-1 last week; 4-1 overall) February 18 Monday Mays W 7-0 F February 18 Monday at Mt. Vernon L 2-0 February 22 Friday at Brunswick W 8-2 February 23 Saturday at Glynn Academy W 6-3 SOUTHWEST DEKALB HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-1 overall) STEPHENSON HIGH SCHOOL (1-0 last week; 3-0 overall) February 18 Monday at Mays W 14-5 STONE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-1 overall) TOWERS HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-0 overall) TUCKER HIGH SCHOOL (0-0 last week; 0-2 overall) .

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