MAVS on top in boys? coach-pitch
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Several other teams are in hot pursuit of the ?Mavs,? however, as three other clubs were still undefeated heading into Saturday?s games. The ABC Ice Astros, Ben Lomand Telephone and Brewer Amusement are all a half-game back at 2-0.
In Tuesday?s action at the Jim Mansfield Field, MAVS rallied with a seven-run fifth inning to top NHC 12-10, after NHC had gone up 7-0 in the first.
Malik King went 3-for-3 for the winning club, while Gavin Gunter, Samuel Hillis, Chandler Hobbs, Tyler Hollingsworth, A.D. Majors, Ulises Rios and Sam Surles had two hits each.
Cameron Cardin, John David Keele and Bracton Womack all had three-hit games for NHC, while Cameron LeDuc, Matthew Roberts and Shawn Woodlee had two apiece.
NHC went up 7-0 after an inning, and led 9-4 after three. MAVS came back with a run in the fourth, and trailed 10-5 before posting seven more in the bottom of the frame.
In other action on Tuesday, the Astros blasted Phillip Carter Realty 18-8 behind a 4-for-4 night from Isaac Golden and three hits each from Aaron Jones, Thomas Judkins, Lucas Rogers and Paxton Smith. Tyler Prater, Kaleb Smith and Tyler Steele had two hits apiece.
Carter Realty?s Ethan Neal went 3-for-4, while Caleb Newby, Nicholas Muncey, Tyler Morton, Eli McCormick, Dylan Madison, Kade Cutrell and Matthew Carter had two each.
? Last Saturday, Alex Steiner homered as Brewer Amusement rolled past Hoover and Son Insurance 26-9.
Krojhn Calbert and Cameron Shelton had four hits each, while Baylor and Ridge Brewer, Steiner, Blaine Wilson and Mitchell Woodlee all had three. Blaine Blankenship, Zachary McCallister and Collin West added two apiece.
Hoover and Son got three hits from Austin Melton, while Logan Greer, Taylor Madewell, Chase Thompson, Harrison Wood and Garrett Woodside had two each.
Ben Lomand Telephone scored 11 runs over the final two innings to come from behind and take a 19-10 win over Phillip Carter Realty, with Ethan Neal?s three hits leading the way. Matthew Carter, Kade Cutrell, Cody Frisby, Kolton Hutchins, Eli McCormick, Tyler Morton, Nicholas Muncey and Caleb Newby had two each.
Garrett Bond, Cole Estes and Justin Griffin all had four-hit games for Carter Realty, while Cody Newby, Skylar Wamsley and Nicholas Williamson had three each. Will Smartt and Alec Vilail added two hits apiece to their team?s offensive totals.
In other Saturday action, MAVS cruised past Pioneer Pediatrics 23-2, with Gavin Gunter, Samuel Hillis, Tyler Hollingsworth, A.D. Majors, Taven Newport, Ulises Rios and Sam Surles notching three hits each. Malik King padded the winning effort with a two-hit day.
Pioneer got two hits apiece from Aidan McVey and Jacob Linder.
NHC scored six runs in the final inning to clip A&K Termite, 21-17, and was helped to the win by a 4-for-4 day from John David Keele, as well as three hits each from Cameron Cardin, Gavin Harper, Braylon Kirby, Cameron LeDuc, Casey Owens, Matthew Roberts and Bracton Womack.
Hunter Black and Ethan Mikkola had four hits each for A&K, while Ethan Stuart added three.
Barr?s topped Quality Mold 17-12, with Noah Fann, Austin Miller and Ryan Nokes leading the charge with three-hit games, while Joshua Cantrell, Blake Driver, Ethen Phillips, Colton Smith and Aaron Whitaker had two apiece.
Quality Mold was led by Braydon Lewis, Chandler Rockwell and Blathen Woodlee, who had three hits each, while Coby Mason, Michael Hopkins, Grant Hitchcock, Blake Brumley and Phillip Adcock all had two.
? In league games from Friday, May 4, MAVS topped Phillip Carter Realty 25-4, while Brewer Amusement held on to top Barr?s 13-8 with Krojhn Calbert belting a homer for the winning side. Pioneer Pediatrics edged A&K Termite 14-11, scoring five runs in the fourth to take the win.
? Season-opening games from Tuesday, May 1, included ABC Ice edging Hoover and Son 9-7, with the winners holding on despite a four-run Hoover and Son fifth inning. Ben Lomand Telephone also won a close one, scoring two in the bottom of the fifth to edge NHC 15-14. Justin Griffin homered for BLT, which came back to win after NHC scored eight runs in the top of the fifth to lead 14-13.