Aycock tears down Sanders Construction

Two games were on the schedule Thursday night in the girls 7- and 8-year-old coach pitch league, with Aycock Fencing taking on Sanders Construction in the first game.
Aycock defeated Sanders 18-7 in six innings on the Pete Holt Field. Aycock sent three runs across the plate in the top of the first, while Sanders answered with two runs in the bottom of the inning. Aycock scored four runs in the third, but once again Sanders responded with two runs to keep the game close.
Aycock broke things open in the top of the fourth with a eight-run inning. Aycock added two more in the fifth and one in the sixth. Sanders scored its final three runs in the bottom of the fifth.
For Aycock Fencing, Devin Kell and Breanna Richardson collected four hits apiece. Callie Cathcart and Mackinzie Pistole added three hits each. Jayme Collier, Hope Mullican and Michelle Collier had two hits each. Lexi Chadwell, Emily Turner, Kassie McCarty and Allison Mingle had one hit each.
For Sanders, Rhiannon Hoover, Bethany Porter and Livia Brewer had three hits apiece. Madison Stewart and Makensi Woods added two hits each. Rachel Johnson, Brianna Denning, Emily Pennington and Lauren Boles had one hit each.
In the second game of the night, McMinnville Aluminum and Vinyl Supplies escaped with a 16-15 victory over Homeland Bank.
Homeland scored five runs in the top of the first, five in the third, four in the fourth and one in the fifth. McMinnville Aluminum scored five in the first, seven in the second, three in the fourth and one in the fifth.
For McMinnville Aluminum, Ashlyn Patterson led the way with four hits. Erin Lane, Lydia Angus, Ashlyn Patterson, Torie Coldwell, Saylor Hodges and Tori Reynolds had three hits apiece. Kionna Smith, Kelsey Fults and McKenna Panter had two hits each and Carley Hamilton added one hit.
For Homeland, Kyra Hillis, Natalie Reed, Allison Fann and Haven McBride had three hits each. India Fann, Anna Bain, Taylor DeArmond and Abbey Bain added two hits apiece. Ali Hollandsworth, Leah Jacobs and Kelsey Gross had one hit each.