Coach-pitch teams return to diamond – Tourney continues after 2-week break

Chase Thompson of Hoover and Son Insurance belts one of his three hits during Monday night’s game.

In the first game of the night, Quality Mold defeated Hoover and Son 15-10. Quality Mold collected 24 hits on the night as they scored two runs in the bottom of the first, one in the second, six in the third and fourth innings. Hoover porduced three runs in the first, six in the second and one in the third.

For Quality, Blathen Woodlee, Coby Mason, Braydon Lewis, Owen Jennings and Grant Hitchcock had three hits each. Phillip Brock, Michael Hopkins and Chandler Rockwell had two hits apiece. Andrew Abraham, Blake Brumley and Logan Hopkins added one hit each.

Taylor Madewell, Austin Riley Melton, Hunter Moore and Chase Thompson led Hoover and Son with three hits apiece. Logan Greer, Dalton Taylor, Harrison Wood and McGrath Woodside added two hits each.

In Monday’s second game, McMinnville Aluminum rolled past ABC Ice 13-2. McMinnville Aluminum scored six runs in the bottom of the first and second innings and one in the third. ABC sent one run acorss the plate in the top of the third and one in the fourth.

For McMinnville Aluminum, Gavin Gunter, Samuel Hillis, Tyler Hollingsworth, A.D. Majors and Taven Newport had three hits each. Ulises Rios, Conner Moore and Christian Locke had two hits each, while Warren Hobbs added one hit.

For ABC Ice, Issac Golden, Aaron Jones, Tyler Prater, Kaleb Smith, Paxton Smith and Tyler Steele had two hits apiece and Thomas Judkins had one hit.

In the final game of the night Barrs downed Brewer Amusement 18-3.

Payton Norris led Barrs with four hits. Joshua Cantrell, Blake Driver, Anthony Palmer, Ethen Phillips and Colton Smith had three hits each. Noah Fann added two, Brantlee Grissom, Austin Miller, Ryan Nokes and Aaron Whitaker had one hit apiece.

For Brewer Amusement, Ridge Brewer and Zachary McAllister had two hits. Baylor Brewer, Cameron Shelton and Blaine Wilson had one hit each.

Barrs sent three runs to the plate in the top of the first, seven in the second, six in the fourth and two in the fifth.

All three of Brewer Amusement’s runs came in the bottom of the first.