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Monday, March 30, 2015
Lady Bulldogs rip Callisburg, 11-4
Bulldogs lose to Ponder, 4-1 Josh Griffin was the hard luck loser Friday night as he pitched five innings and gave up only three hits. Once again all the runs scored were unearned. His brother Matt finished the game with a scoreless sixth and seventh, giving up only one hit.
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Ponder scored a run in the first, after a hit-by-pitch and an error on a would-be double play ball. Then they scored three in the third on three errors and two bloop singles.
improve for us to be a playoff team." said Head Coach Torrey Ognoskie. Howe scored their lone run in the first. Brennan Ross walked and eventually scored on a Griffin Underwood sacrifice fly. "We hit the baseball better than we have been up to this point but it always seemed to find a glove." said Ognoskie.
Madisyn Hargrove with the pitch. Photo by Michelle Carney An impressive performance from Madisyn Hargrove led the Lady Bulldogs to an 11-4 win Tuesday over Callisburg. Hargrove came up huge at the dish and in the circle for the Lady Bulldogs racking up four RBI on two extra base hits. She doubled in the second inning and tripled in the sixth inning on a line shot off the wall in left field.
Kayla Anderson, and an RBI single by Dani Ross. The teams traded runs for most of the contest, leading to five lead changes in the game.
Howe put the final touches on an impressive win with four runs in the sixth. Torrey Stubblefield Hargrove racked up eight started the inning with a single, strikeouts in the Lady Bulldogs win bringing home Peyton Streetman and allowed no earned runs on five who was hit by a pitch. That was hits and four walks over seven followed up by Hargrove's triple, innings. plating Ross who had singled, Hunter Brokelman who singled and The Lady Bulldog’s offense Stubblefield. erupted for 13 hits, including four extra base hits. The Lady Bulldogs The Lady Bulldogs moved to 7-4 scored five runs in the third on a on the season and 4-1 in District two-run error, an RBI double by 10-3A.
"The pitching has been consistently Ponder played error free in the good all year, and our ability to field and that was the difference in make plays behind them has to the game.
Fulenchek to remain in Florida Garrett Fulenchek arrived in Florida earlier in March and is continuing to battle to with big dreams of Georgia one day. One must remember that the 18-yearold hard throwing right-hander is in the Braves organization which has a reputation of knowing what they are doing with pitching. This might mean that Fulenchek spends a little more time grooming than if he were in an organization who might feel tempted to bring him along a little quicker than normal. Fulenchek seems to be on pace to pitch for Class-A Rome in June.
