Training League: Dodgers, Rubley’s, Moore Properties move on with wins
In boys training league tournament action Monday night, the Dodgers stopped Confidence Builders in four innings, 16-6.
For the Dodgers, Chase Stewart went 4-for-4 while scoring three runs. David Lee and Dylan Barnes collected three hits each. Cole Rust, Alec Pleasent and Tyler Dewey had two hits each, and Lance Hickey and Will Warren had one hit each.
For Confidence Builders, Will Marttala went 2-for-2, scoring two runs. Gary McComis, Jarred Kelly, Ryne Fults and Taylor Hobbs had one hit each.
In the second game of the night, Rubley’s Nursery edged Bi-Lo 11-8. Logan Wanamaker led the way with a 4-for-4 night. Brett Mullican and Wesley Dyer had two hits each.
Taylor Latka, Kevin Flatt and Micheal Eckhart Jr. had one hit each for Rubley’s.
For Bi-Lo Kendall Rutledge and Austin Panter each finished 3-for-3. Hunter Daniel, Zack Rubley and Cameron Holt had two hits each. Jacob Griffin, Keaton Williamson and Justin Woodlee added one hit each.
Moore Properties escaped with a 17-14 win over Foster and Foster in the final game of the night. Kyle Haley had three hits, Hunter Adams and Tim Ortez added two hits each.
Macrae Thomsen, Micah McColloch, Justin Ware and Davis Adcock had one hit each for Moore’s.
For Foster, Jordan Gribble had the hot bat, going 4-for-4 and scoring three runs. Tyler Phillips and Ridge Nunley had three hits each. Daulton Foster, Alex Walker, Cole Carson, Cody Parkhurst, John Northcutt and Dylan Jacobs had two hits each and Robbie McColloch added one hit.
The Dodgers advanced to play Peking on Tuesday with the winner scheduled to take on Moore Properties on Thursday. Bi-Lo played Union Planters on Tuesday night, with the winner to play the winner of the Quality Mold-Dependable Brakes game in the loser’s bracket.
On Thursday in the semi-finals of the winners bracket, No. 1 seed NHC will take on Woodcarver at 5:30 p.m., and the No. two-seeded Satellite World will play Sonic at 6:45.