TJCCAA Baseball  2005 Showdown Week 6

 March 25-26

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Jackson State CC  at  Chattanooga State CC

Probable Pitchers

Probable Pitchers
Jackson State TH/class

W - L

ERA

 Chattanooga State TH/class W - L ERA
Tony Marbry RHP/SO 7-0 2.70 Derek Brewer RHP/SO 1-2 5.03
Lance Scoggins LHP/SO 2-3 4.38 Cole McKellar RHP/FR 5-1 3.26
Logan Tunnello RHP/FR 4-3 5.23 Daniel Hackett RHP/SO 4-0 3.63
Closer       Closer      
  RHP/FR     Adam Knight RHP/FR 2-0,7 2.45

Players to Watch for the Generals

Players to Watch for the Tigers
Player Class/Pos Stats Player Class/Pos Stats
Jo Jo Gutierrez SO

.411 2 HR  27 rbi

 Matt Glass FR .443 0 HR  14 rbi
Lance Miller FR .394 4 HR  22 rbi Adam Cross SO .397 0 HR 11 rbi
Sergio Baez SO .360 3 HR 26 rbi Derek Welborn SO .372 0 HR 11 rbi
Matthew Carlo SO .354 6 HR  33 rbi Bucky Strickland SO .363 0 HR 25 rbi
Coaches comments: Coaches comments:
   
Steve Cornelison - " I expect Chattanooga will play very hard and make us work for what we
get. They seem to be solid defensively, they have some key offensive guys back from last year, as well as on the mound. They will be well coached, combine that with how tough it is to play on the road- we will have to play extremely well to have a chance to win the series. For us to be successful, we have to do a better job on hitting with runners in scor-ing position. Also, like I've said every
weekend, we've got to tighten up defensively. We can't make 2 or 3 errors a game and expect to win in this league. I think this will be a hard fought series."		 Greg Dennis - " It comes as no surprise that Jackson State comes in here as one of the top teams in the conference. Steve has a great core of sophomores returning from last year's fine squad and brought in a fine recruiting class.  They pitch extremely well and hit with the top teams in the nation. They were picked as a conference favorite and have done nothing to disparage that at all.  His team is balanced in all areas and very deadly. We must go out and play solid defense and pitch very well against them. It is going to be a "must" to take advantage of scoring opportunities and limit their chances to blow open innings."
Game Scores and highlights :  
Game 1  Thursday

Game 1
Team         1 2 3  4 5 6  7 8 9  r   h   e
V-Jackson St 1 0 6  0 0 0  7     14   11  1
H-Chatt St   0 0 1  1 0 0  2      4    8  2


JACK PITCHING
     Name     IP   K  BB  Hits  R  ER  W/L/S
SP-Marbry      7   3  6   8     4  3    W

CHATT PITCHING
      Name    P   K  BB  Hits  R  ER  W/L/S
SP-Brewer    2.3  1  1    3    5  5    L

JACK HITTERS
Name      H-AB  R  RBI 2b 3b HR BB SB
Carlo     3-4   2  4   1      1
Martinez  2-4   1  1   1
Miller    2-4   2  1  

CHATT HITTERS
Name     H-AB  R  RBI 2b 3b HR BB SB
Strickland 2-2 1  1
A. Simmons 2-2    2  

Highlights: Jackson jumped ahead 1-0 in the first and then tacked on 6 more in the 3rd as Chattanooga State pitchers allowed 2 hits and 4 HBP's and a walk for good measure. The Tigers tried to climb back in with solo runs in the 3rd and 4th while Chris Combs held Jackson at bay but then they burst open with 7 runs in the 7th to put the game away. Tony Marbry pitched a very effective game for Jackson State.



 

 

 Game 2 & 3  Friday

Game 2
Team         1 2 3  4 5 6  7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Jackson St.0 0 0  1 2 0  6       9   14  0
H-Chatt St   4 1 0  0 0 0  1       6   10  0

Jackson Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Scoggins     4    5  6   2  5  5
MR Wilbanks     3    5  1   0  1  1   W

Chatt Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP McKellar     5    6  3  0    3 3   
MR Knight       .3   2  2      2  2   L

Jackson Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Riley      3-5      4          2
Gutierrez  2-5
Martinez   2-5           1

Chatt Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Cross      2-3      1
Hookman    1-3      2


Highlights - Chatt State jumped out to a 5-0 lead and was cruising behind the fine pitching of Cole McKellar until the 5th when Riley hit a 2 run HR. The Generals scored 6 in the 7th off of 3 pitchers as they bunched together 6 hits in 7 ab's. Chatt State scored 1 in the bottom of the inning.

Game 3
Team          1 2 3  4 5 6  7 8 9  r  h  e
V-Jackson St. 6 0 0  0 0 0  0      6 10  0
H-Chatt St.   0 0 0  1 2 0  0      3  5  1

Jackson Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Tunnello                            W
MR Scantlin

Chatt Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Hackett      1    7  1  1   6   5   L

jackson hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Gutierrez  2-5
Carlo      2-5
Martinez   1-3      3           1
Miller     2-4      2           1

chatt hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Simmons    2-2       1
Glass      1-3       2

Highlights -The Generals jumped out to a 6-0 lead by pounding the Tiger pitching in the first inning. After that the Tigers settled down and held them relatively at bay for the rest of the game. Logan Tunnello and Kurk Scantlin did a solid job of holding the Tigers without a big inning and even though they allowed 3 runs, they limited the damage and
held on to win the game.


Series Highlights - No doubt that Jackson State came in and did exactly what we had hoped not to allow them.....get the BIG inning. They
played very solidly in the field and pitched very well. Their hitting is solid and they strung together some very solid at bats and innings. Chatt State wasn't up to the task and needs to re-group and put together a more solid effort against quality opponents.

Week 6 Conference Scores and Recaps

RECAPS AND BOX SCORES FROM WEEK 6 2005 TJCCAA CONFERENCE PLAY
Cleveland vs Hiwassee
GAME 3  ON SATURDAY

Game 3
Team              1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   10 11 12   r   h   e
V-Hiwassee        2 0 2   0 0 0   0 1 1   0  0  0    6   12  3
H-Cleveland State 2 1 0   0 0 3   0 0 0   0  0  1    7   12  2

HIWASSEE Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Holman       5.1  9  6  3   6  5
MR Ison         5.2  2  2  2   0  0
C Ellison       0.2  1  0  0   1  0   Loss

CLEVE Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Hammons      7.0  6  5  5   4  0  
MR Phillips     1.0  2  0  0   1  1
C Gipson        4.0  4  2  0   1  1   Win

HIWASSEE HITTERS
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Biggs      2-5   0  1    0  0  0  0  0
K. Smith   2-5   1  2    0  0  0  0  0
Henriquez  2-6   2  0    0  0  0  0  1
Mathison   2-6   0  0    0  0  0  0  0

CLEVE HITTERS
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Miller     3-4   2  0    1  0  0  0  0
Courntey   3-7   2  2    1  0  0  0  2
Davis      1-2   1  0    0  1  0  0  0

Highlights -
The game was back and forth the entire day. Hiwassee jumped out to a 4-3 lead after 3 innings. Cleveland State rebounded with a 3 run 6th inning. Hiwassee then clawed back scoring runs in the eighth and ninth inning to tie the game. Both teams had multiple opportunities to score
the winning run in extra innings. With 2 outs in the bottom of the 12th Cory Davis tripled down the right field line. Michael Courtney then hit a ground ball to the third baseman Haynes and he was unable to come up with the play.

Series Highlights -All three games could have gone either way this weekend. We were fortunate enough to make plays and get the hits that put us over the top. Hiwassee is a much better team than their record shows. They battled us every inning of every game.  We have got to play
a lot better going into what could be the biggest weekend of the season. If we play like we did this weekend against Jackson we won't be as successful. Overall wins are wins and we will take them how we can get them.

Game 1 and 2 on Friday

Game 1
Team                1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Hiwassee          0 0 1   3 0 0   0 0     4   6   3
H-Cleveland State   0 0 1   0 1 0   2 1     5   9   2

Hiwassee Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Sherwood     5.0  4  3  4   2  1
MR Sing         2.0  5  1  1   3  3   Loss


Cleveland Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Blackwell    7.0  6  5  4   4  2  
MR Nick Gipson  1.0  0  1  0   0  0   Win

Hiwassee hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Henriquez  2-4   0  1    0  0  0  0  0
Biggs      1-1   1  0    0  0  0  2  1
Urbanick   1-3   0  1    0  0  0  1  0


Cleveland hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Courtney   2-3   1  0    0  0  0  2  1
Lister     2-4   1  1    0  0  0  0  0
Testani    1-3   1  2    0  0  1  0  0
Jones      1-3   0  0    0  0  0  0  1

Highlights - Michael Testani hit a 2 run home run in the bottom of the 7th inning to tie the game at 4. In the bottom of the eighth Cleveland State loaded the bases and Dustin Tommey came through with the game winning hit.

Game 2
Team              1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Hiwassee        1 0 0   0 0 0   0       1   4   0
H-Cleveland State 2 0 1   0 0 0   X       3   6   1

Hiwassee Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Ruggles      6.0  6  4  4   3  3   Loss

Cleve Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Langston     7.0  4  8  1   1  1   Win

Hiwassee hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Urbanick   1-3   1  0    0  0  0  0  1
Cash       1-3   0  0    0  0  0  0  0
Henriquez  1-2   0  0    0  0  0  1  1
Haynes     1-3   0  0    0  0  0  0  1


Cleveland hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Tommey     2-3   1  0    1  0  0  0  0
Courtney   1-2   2  0    1  0  0  1  0
Simmons    1-2   0  2    0  0  0  0  0
Lister     1-2   0  0    0  0  0  1  0
Jones      1-3   0  0    0  0  0  0  1

Highlights - Brandon Langston gave a great pitching performance picking up the complete game win. Courtney and Tommey got Cleveland State started in the beginning of the game and it turned out to be all that we needed to get the job done.
 
Columbia vs Dyersburg
GAME 3 ON SATURDAY

Game 3
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg  6 2 2   1 0 0   0 0 5   16 17   2
H-Columbia   0 0 1   0 0 1   0 3 1    6 11   2

DYERSBURG Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Sellers       8   9  6  3   5  3   w
C Alberson       1   2  0  0   1  1

COLUMBIA Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Wilshire   2/3    4  0  1   6  6   L
MR pitched Stien 1 1/3, McDonald 1,Maiocco 1,Tate 1, Kinsler 1, lenard
2,Gannon1/3
C Farrar 2/3

DYERSBURG HITTING
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Joe Melton 4 5   3   4   2
J.T Taylor 3 6   2       1
Ryan Fincher3-6


COLUMBIA HITTING
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Mark Hartsfield 3-5 1 0
 

Games 1 and 2 on Friday

Game 1
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg  0 1 0   0 1 1   2       5   8   2
H-Columbia   0 0 1   4 0 5   x      10  13   1

Dyersburg Pitching
    Name          IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Adam Patterson 4.2  9  2  1  5   5   L
MR Ryan Eberstein 1.2  4  2  3  5   5
C  Casey Norris   0.2  0  1  0  0   0

Columbia Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Randall Hodge 5.1  6  1  2  3   2   W,4-1
C  Ryan Steen    1.2  2  3  0  2   2   S,3

Dburg hitting
Name          H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Alex Whitmore 2-3   1  2   0   0  1  1  0
Chris Glass   1-2   1  1   0   0  0  0  0
Ryan Fincher  1-3   0  1   0   0  0  0  0
Joe Melton    1-3   0  1   1   0  0  0  0

Columbia hitting
Name            H-AB  R  RBI 2b 3b HR BB SB
Miles Hartsfield 3-4  1  4   1  0  0  0  0
Mark Hartsfield  2-3  1  2   1  0  0  1  0
Josh Woods       2-4  2  0   0  0  0  0  1
Tyler Farrar     1-4  3  0   1  0  0  0  0

Highlights - Brothers Miles and Mark Hartsfield combined for five hits and six runs batted in to lead Columbia State to a 10-5 win over Dyersburg State in the series opener. Miles Hartsfield finished 3-for-4 with 4 RBIs, while his brother, Mark, went 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs. The Chargers rapped a dozen hits in support of winning pitcher Randall Hodge, who improved to 4-1. Hodge went 5 and 1-3 innings, allowing three runs on six hits. Ryan Steen struck out three over the final 1 and 2-3 innings for his third save. Columbia State trailed 1-0 before scoring once in the third and four times in the fourth. Grant Nickell's first homer of the
season, a two-run shot, keyed the fourth-inning rally. After the Eagles closed to within 5-3, CSCC scored five runs in the sixth to put the game away. Dyersburg State was led by Alex Whitmore's two hits and two RBIs. Adam Patterson took the loss.


Game 2
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg  0 4 0   0 0 0   0       4   8   2
H-Columbia   0 0 0   0 0 0   0       0   2   0

Dyersburg Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Blake Willis 2.1  2  2   2  0   0
C Billy Davis   4.2  0  6   0  0   0  W

Columbia Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Luke Lamm     7   8  6   3  4   4  L,3-2

Dyersburg hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Alex Whitmore 2-4 0  2    0  0  0  0  0
Blake Simmons 1-3 1  1    0  1  0  0  0
J.T. Taylor   1-2 1  0    0  0  0  2  2
Joe Melton    1-3 1  0    1  0  0  0  0

Columbia hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Miles Hartsfield 1-2 0  0 0  0  0  1  0
Mark Hartsfield  1-3 0  0 0  0  0  0  0

Highlights - Billy Davis pitched 4 and 2-3 innings of perfect relief to pace Dyersburg State to a 4-0 win over Columbia State and a split of the Friday doubleheader. Davis struck out six of the 14 batters he faced to gain the victory in relief of starter Blake Willis. Dyersburg scored all four of its runs in the second. Blake Simmons had an RBI-triple and Corey Jones a run-scoring single before Alex Whitmore closed the scoring with a two-run single. Whitmore was the game's only two-hit player. Columbia State's Luke Lamm went the distance for the loss, allowing eight runs and striking out six.
Motlow at Walters
Friday - Game 2 and 3      The Walters State Senators used extra an inning on Friday to take game one of a doubleheader 7-6. Philip Utley shut the door on the Bucks of Motlow State in the second game 9-2.  Walters State goes to 22-9 (10-8) while Motlow State falls to 19-12 (7-8). Doodle Hicks (5-1) worked hard for six innings, fanning eight batters in six innings of work but ran out of gas in the seventh and left the game one run down. With two outs in the seventh, Tyler Westmoreland's game tying RBI single sent the game into extra innings.  In the top eighth, relief pitcher Zane Stone (1-1) held off the Bucks for a scoreless half inning.  In the bottom of the eighth pinch runner Kyle Brewer scored on a Chad Maddox game ending single to give the Senators the win. Stone picks up his first collegiate win. For Motlow, Mike Moeller takes the loss. Glenn Rogers and Bobby Bratton had a double each. Courtney English had a solo home run in the fourth.
In game two, Philip Utley kept the Bucks scoreless for six innings. Blake Butler and Jason Gray had a double each in a five-run rally in the fifth. The Bucks had the beginnings of a late rally in the seventh when home plate umpire Lee Copeland was injured by a wild pitch and was helped off the field. Base umpire Jeremy Parker donned his protective gear and finished the game behind the plate. The game ended with a base running mistake by Carlos Rosario who was caught off base. Utley got the win and goes to 5-1. Motlow State's Toby Woodlee takes the loss and falls to 2-2. The Senators will be on the road Friday, April 1-2 for a conference series with Roane State in Harriman. They will then enjoy a seven-game
home stand beginning Monday, April 4 for a doubleheader with King College of Bristol.

Game 1
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Motlow St. 1 0 0   1 0 0   4 0     6   8   1
H-WSCC       3 0 0   0 2 0   1 1     7   9   2

Motlow Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Davis       4 2/3 6  6  2   5  4   ND
MR Moeller       3   3  1  3   2  2   L

Walters Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Hicks        6    6  8  4   6  6   ND
MR Stone        2    2  1  1   0  0   W (1-1)

Motlow Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Rosario    3-4   1
Rogers     2-4       2    1

Walters Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Maddox     2-4   1  1
Kinder     3-4   1  1

Highlights -
Ryan Kinder had nine consecutive hits: 6-6 on Thursday, First three at bats on Friday.


Game 2
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Motlow St. 0 0 0   0 0 0   2       2   8   4
H-WSCC       0 0 0   2 5 2   X       9   9   0

Motlow Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Woodlee      4    5  5  3   5  5   L (2-2)
MR Gray        1 2/3 5  3  2   4  4  

Walters Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Utley        7    8  6  2   2  2    W (5-1)

Motlow Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Rosario    2-4      1
Rogers     2-3           1

Walters Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Brewer     2-3   1  1             1
Butler     2-3   1  2    1
 

Thursday - Game 1 - The Walters State Senators were at home Thursday for a conference game with Motlow State Community College. The Bucks took game one of the three-game series 11-9. The Senators are now 20-9 (8-8). The Bucks go to 19-10 (7-6). All nine starters for Motlow State batted in at least one run. Scott Miller got the win. He pitched 1 1/3 innings allowing only one hit and one walk. Osvaldo Burgos was 3-5 with a double and two RBIs. John Whaley had a triple for the Bucks, and Bobby Bratton and Daniel Barr had a home run each. For Walters St., Cole Draughn (4-3) got the loss. Ryan Kinder was 6-6 from plate with two doubles and three runs scored. Justin Pickett was 3-5 with a home run and four RBIs. Walters State and Motlow State will conclude the series with a doubleheader Friday, Mach 25 at noon at Senator Field.

Game 1
Team          1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9    r   h   e
V-Motlow St.  0 1 1   1 0 2   1 3 2    11  17  1
H-WSCC        0 0 2   0 1 1   2 3 0    9   11  1


MOTLOW PITCHING
     Name          IP   K  BB  Hits  R  ER  W/L/S
SP-Macig          4 2/3 4  3   6     3  3    ND
MR-Tuten          1 2/3 0  2   1     3  2    ND
MR-Moeller          1   0  0   3     3  3    ND
MR-Neff            1/3  1  1   1     0  0    ND 
C-Miller          1 1/3 0  1   0     0  0    W


WALTERS PITCHING
      Name        IP   K  BB  Hits  R  ER  W/L/S
SP-Sterner        4 2/3 2  5   9     3  3    ND
MR-Trent            2   2  2   4     3  3    ND
MR-Draughn          2   1  1   3     5  5    L
C-Wojciechowski    1/3  1  0   1     0  0    ND


MOTLOW HITTING
Name      H-AB  R  RBI 2b 3b HR BB SB
Burgos    3-5   1  2   1
Bautista  2-5   2  1
Rogers    2-4   1  1
English   2-4   1  2             1              

WALTERS HITTING
Name     H-AB  R  RBI 2b 3b HR BB SB
Kinder   6-6   3       2
Pickett  3-5   3  4         1
Roane at Volunteer
GAMES 2 AND 3 ON SATURDAY

Game 2
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Roane      1 0 2   0 0 0   0       3   5   1
H-Vol State  0 0 0   3 1 1   0       5   9   4

Roane Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Arms, Walt    4.0  6  1  2   4  4   L
MR Blevins, Mike 2.0  3  0  1   1  1

Volunteer Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Beatty, Chris 6.1  5  3   3  3   0  W 3-1
C Smith, Matt    0.2  0  0   0  0   0   S2

Roane Hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
McLear, S  2-2                        1

Volunteer Hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Thompson,C 3-3  
Puryear, H 1-2   1   3          1  1


Game 3
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Roane      1 0 0   4 0 0   0       5   8   1
H-Vol St.    0 0 0   3 0 1   0       4   8   3

ROANE Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Robinson, S   6.0  8  2   2  4  4   W
MR Broyles, J    1.0  0  1   0  0  0   S
C

VOLUNTEER Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Crabtree, D   3.1  7  2   2  3   2  L 4-1
MR Archer, D     3.2  1  5   1  0   0

Roane Hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Kennamer, D2-4   1                    1
Prosser, T 2-4   1   1  

Volunteer Hitting
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Pulley, D  2-4       2
Harp, G    2-4
Thompson,C 2-3   2   1   1

Series Highlights - The bottom line is Roane state came in wanting to win 3 baseball games. Vol state continued to kick the ball around and pitched well enough to win baseball games. How else can you explain a 3.14 team era and a below .500 record in the conference. This weekend
could have been the worst conference series that Vol State has ever had defensively. Roane State is a very good team and played extremely well. It would have been nice to have seen a series were one team didn't make 12 errors in 3 games it would have than been a good series to watch.  

Game 1 FRIDAY
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Roane      0 1 0   0 4 0   0 2 0   7   8   1
H-Vol State  2 0 0   0 0 0   0 0 0   2   8   5

Roane Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Gilmore       9    8  7   3  2   2  w(2-2)

Volunteer Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Rogowski      7.0  6  9   1  5  4   L(3-4)
MR Strothman     0.1  0  1   3  2  1 
C  Saliba,G      1.2  2  1   0  0  0

Roane Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Stafford   4-2   1                 1
Kennamer   2-5   1   1                3

Volunteer Hitters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Pulley, D  2-4   1                 1