Coach-pitch boys have a busy day
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The Custom Tool and Die Cubs, who closed the day’s schedule at 9-0 after a 16-9 win over Quality Mold, opened Saturday’s action with a 14-3 win over Hoover and Son Insurance.
Coming in with three hits for the Cubs in that win were Dylan Tubb, Ryan Diamond and Dylan Bond, while Brock Majors, Collin Smedley, Griffin Jones, Austin Spurling, Daniel McGee and Malik King had two hits each. Kade Burnett added a single to the winning tally.
Hoover and son got three hits apiece from Reed Garrison and Joshua Brown, while Ezra Dixson, Garrett Jones, Jonathan Walker and Zachary Williams had a base hit apiece.
In other games:
L&C Construction 12, Warren Co. Warriors 10
The Warriors fell just short of taking their second win, as L&C rallied with three runs in the bottom of the sixth and final inning.
Garrett Bond had two doubles and finished 4-for-4, while Micah Martin and Christian Wilkinson had three hits each. Dylan George and Eli Lance had two each, with Thomas Cantrell III and Alex Watlington adding one apiece.
The Warriors’ Cade Carlson and Jett Urtubees each went 4-for-4, while Ethan Bandy had three hits and Logan Mize, Holden Baker, Rayce Brewer and Matt Keeler all had two.
ABC Ice 16, Barr’s 1
Lucas Young had four hits for ABC Ice, which scored six runs in the second and six more in the fourth on its way to the blowout win. Chase Hollingsworth, Elijah Holder, Jack Sherrill, Will Sweeton and Elijah Gilbert had three hits apiece, while Regan Prater, Enrique Villegas and Abdias Garcia all had two. Carlos Villegas rounded out the hit parade with a single.
Barr’s got single hits from Trace Taylor, Daruis Wright, Matthew Savage, Zech Clark, Ben Roller and Nicholas Pedigo, while Anthony Palmer went 2-for-2.
Stewart’s Farms 24, BLC 14
Keain Hildreth was a perfect 5-for-5, scoring three runs, and Bradley Stewart had three doubles in Stewart’s Farms and Stables win over Ben Lomand Communications.
Stewart finished 4-for-5, while Adrian Lusk, Devin Godshall and Ethan Roberts had four hits apiece. Jack Davidson and Samuel Pack both had three hits, while Travis Lockhart had one.
BLC got three hits from Briar Ward, Skylar Thomas and Lucas Estes, while Mitch Owens and Justin Warner had two. Ethan Mikkola, Corey Richardson Jr., Zachery Estes and Jaben Bouldin had one hit each.
Dependable Brakes 16, Hoover and Son Ins. 3
Dependable Brakes of Tennessee connected for 24 hits on their way to a big win over Hoover and Son Insurance, with Nate Grandey, Merek McColloch and Tristan Reish all notching four hits apiece. Logan Bodnar had three, while Austin Cardin, Holden Carter and Travis Smartt had two each and J.C. Dryden added one.
Hoover and Son got two hits from Reed Garrison, Will Basham and Zachary Williams, while Joshua Brown, Ezra Dixson, Drew Roberts, Garrett Jones, Paul Cross and Jesse Tanner had a base hit apiece.
Quality Mold 27, L&C Construction 8
Dusty Ledbetter, Wesley Parkhurst and Chase Frye all went 5-for-5 for Quality Mold, scoring five runs each. Tyler Judge, Joshua Clark and Braydon Lewis had four hits each, while Eric Adamson, Cameron Shelton and Aaron Justice had three apiece. Bailey Moore added a single.
L&C got three hits from Garrett Bond, while Micah Martin, Dylan George and Christopher Rambo had two each. Thomas Cantrell III, Alex Cripps and Christian Wilkinson had a single apiece.
NHC 21, BLC 6
Trevor Young homered and went 4-for-4 for National Health Care, while David Jaco, Dwight Woodlee, Martin Grissom and Will Lupo had three hits each. Jordan Hillis, Nick Stern and Zach Lorentzen had two hits apiece, while John Haley and Cody Eldridge had a single each.
BLC was led at the plate by Skylar Thomas, Ethan Mikkola and Justin Warner, who had two hits each, while Corey Richardson Jr., Zachery Estes, Jaben Bouldin, Mitch Owens and Briar Ward had a hit apiece.
Stewart’s Farms 13, Warren Co. Warriors 8
Stewart’s Farms and Stables got three hits each from Bradley Stewart, Adrian Lusk, Devin Godshall, Ethan Roberts and Samuel Pack, while Keain Hildreth, Jack Davidson and Travis Lockhart had two apiece.
The Warriors’ Cade Carlson and Jett Urtubees went 3-for-3, while Logan Mize and Holden Baker had two hits each. Max Gallagher, Ethan Bandy, Matt Keeler and Dalton Stotts had a hit each.
Dependable Brakes 26, Barr’s 5
Every member of the Dependable Brakes of Tennessee roster got at least two hits, as they rolled over Barr’s home furnishings.
Travis Smartt, Nate Grandey, J.C. Dryden, Hayden Carter, Logan Bodnar, Holden Carter and Mitchell Madewell all went 4-for-4, while Merek McColloch and Austin Cardin each went 3-for-4. Tristan Reish had two hits.
Barr’s got two hits each from Matthew Savage — who doubled and tripled — and Anthony Palmer, while Trace Taylor, Daruis Wright, Zech Clark, Joseph Webb and Ben Roller had a hit each.
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Standings through June 4:
TEAM REC
Custom Tool & Die 9-0
Dependable Brakes 7-1
Quality Mold 6-2
NHC 4-2
Barr’s 4-4
Stewart’s Farms 4-5
ABC Ice 3-4
L&C Construction 3-6
BLC 2-7
Hoover & Son 2-7
Warren Co. Warriors 1-7