TJCCAA Baseball  2005 Showdown Week 7

 April 1-2

All other Scores and Recaps
Jackson State CC  vs  Cleveland State CC

Probable Pitchers

Probable Pitchers
Jackson State TH/class

W - L

ERA

 Cleveland State TH/class W - L ERA
Tony Marbry RHP/SO 8-0 2.84 Dustin Blackwell RHP/SO 4-0 3.54
Lance Scoggins LHP/SO 2-3 4.81 Kevin Hammons LHP/SO 4-1 1.67
Logan Tunnello RHP/FR 5-3 5.28 Brandon Langston RHP/FR 4-1 3.65
Closer       Closer      
        Nick Gipson RHP/FR 4-1, 2 6.43

Players to Watch for the Generals

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

.408 2 HR  29 rbi

 David Miller FR/RF .407 1 HR 17 rbi
Lance Miller FR .390 6 HR  26 rbi Thomas Lister SO/C .398 2 HR 27 rbi
Phillip Riley SO .292 8 HR  39 rbi Michael Courtney SO/2B .391 1 HR 17 rbi
Matthew Carlo SO .385 8 HR  40 rbi Jordan Jones FR/1B .353 1 HR 17 rbi
Coaches comments: Coaches comments:
   
Steve Cornelison - " Cleveland is solid in every area. Coach Policastro does an outstanding job and I can assure you they will be ready to play. They pitch well and play good defense. Anything we get, we'll have to fight for. Offensively, they have been very good all year. For our team to be successful, we will need to play well defensively. That was key for us this past weekend and will be the diff- erence in this series. The team that plays good defensively will most likely win the series. Like every weekend, I'm sure this will be a hard fought series." Mike Policastro - " Jackson State is having a great year. The numbers they are putting up are very impressive. Coach Cornelison and their staff are doing an unbelievable job to be staying at the top of this conference for the past few years. We know that Jackson State is going to be really good on the mound. There are many experienced impact sophomores in their lineup which are going to make it difficult for us to pitch to. We cannot let Jackson State have the big inning. Their offense is capable of putting big numbers on the board. Our pitching staff
and defense are going to have to be at the top of our game to not let them have the big inning. We need to continue to get better off-ensively and have more quality at bats. We have got to be able to make adjustments off of their pitching staff because we know they are going to be around the plate and throwing a lot of strikes. As a competitor there is nothing better than to be in a series of 1 vs. 2. I know that both teams will be excited and both know that this weekend could decide the
season."
Game Scores and highlights :  
Game 1 & 2

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

cleveland
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Blackwell    7    5  4  0   2  2   W

jackson
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Marbry       7    6  3  1   3  2    L

cleveland
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Jones      2-3   1   1    1          1
Walker     1-3   1   2          1

jackson
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Martinez   2-3   2   2         2

Highlights - For the first time this season, Jackson State lost the opening game of a conference series. Tony Marbry was also tagged for his first loss of the year. The first game of this series was well played by both teams.
Blackwell did an outstanding job, holding the Generals to 5 hits and walking no one.



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

cleveland
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Hammons      7    7  6  1   5  4    W

jackson
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Scoggins     4.1  9  3  2   6  6    L
MR Scantlin     2.2  0  0  1   0  0  

cleveland
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Lister     2-4   1       1
Jones      1-3       2   1
Testani    1-3   1       1

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

Highlights -
Cleveland State pitcher K. Hammons did an outstanding job of keeping Jackson in check. He scattered 7 hits over 7 innings in route to the complete game win. Jackson was able to put together a five run 6th but it was to little to late. The bright spot of the day for Jackson was Luis Martinez who had 3 home runs and 5 RBI in the two games. Cleveland out- played us in every area.

 

 

 Game 2 & 3

Game 1
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V- Cleveland 0 2 0   0 7 1   0 0 1   11  17  1
H- Jackson   5 0 0   1 1 0   1 1 3   12  13  1

cleveland
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Langston     3.1  7  3  2   6  6
MR Bryant       5.0  6  2  0   5  4
C  Gipson       0.1  0  0  0   1  1    L

jackson
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Tunnello     4.2  10 4  2   7  7
MR Wilbanks     3.1  5  1  2   3  1
C  Scantlin     1.0  2  0  0   1  1    w

cleveland
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Tommey     2-5           1        1  1
Simmons    2-4   1   3   1        2
Testani    3-5   2   3         1
Walker     4-5   2   3   1     2
Morrow     3-5   2       1

jackson
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Gutierrez  2-4   2   2         1
Miller     2-5   1  
Carlo      3-5   3   1    1
Baez       2-5   1
Highlights -Gutierrez hit a sac fly in the bottom of the 9th to plate Baez for the win.

Series Highlights - Cleveland scored 7 runs on 7 hits in the 5th to break the game open.
Jackson chipped away with runs in 4 of the 5 remaining innings to win the final game of the series. This was a hard fought series with all three games being decided with a single run.

Cleveland (27-9, 15-3)
Jackson (26-12, 14-7)

Week 7 Conference Scores and Recaps

RECAPS AND BOX SCORES FROM WEEK 7 2005 TJCCAA CONFERENCE PLAY
CHATTANOOGA AT MOTLOW
GAME 2 AND 3 SUNDAY

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

Visiting  Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP-mckellar     6.1  7  5  2   6  4     L

Home Pitching
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP-- tuten       3    6  2  0   3   2  
MR- woodlee      4    2  3  2   2   2    w

CHATT
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
simunic    2-4   1       1
glass      2-2   1   2            1
a. simmons 1-3   1   2         1

MOTLOW
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
mickey     2-4       1
bautista   2-3   2   1
bratton    2-4   2  


Highlights -trevor mickey singled home luiz bautista with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh after aaron simmons had put chattanooga ahead with a two- run homer in the sixth inning.



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

CHATT
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP knight        7    5  8  1   0  0    w


MOTLOW
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP-neff         2.2  4  4  4   6   2    L
MR- spain       3.1  0  1  0   1   0   
C-nichting       1   3  1  0   2   2

CHATT
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
strickland 2-3   2   1    1
simunic    2-4   1   2


Highlights -chatt scores 6 in the 3rd inning and adam knight fires a 5 hitter as chatt wins the third game of the series.

Game 1 Saturday

Game 1
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-chatt      0 0 0   0 0 0   1 0 1   2   11  2
H-motlow     3 1 0   0 0 0   0 0 x   4    6  2

chattanooga
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP hackett      8    6  2   4  4   3    l

motlow
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP- maciag      7    8  6   1  1   1    w
MR--davis       2    3  1   0  1   1    s

chattanooga
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
renfro     4-5   2        2     
cunningham 3-5  

motlow
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
bautista   3-4  
whaley     2-2   1       1

 
COLUMBIA AT HIWASSEE
Game 2 and 3 Sunday

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

Columbia
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Steen        4.0  5  5   5  7   5   Loss
MR Wilshire     2.0  2  1   0  0   0

Hiwassee
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Ruggles      7.0  7  4   2  4   3   Win

Columbia
Name           H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
M. Hartsfield  3-4   1   1    1  0  0  0  1
Farrar         2-3   0   0    0  0  0  1  0

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

Highlights -
Ruggles pitched well enough to pick up the victory for the Tigers along with some timely hits by Hiwassee's offense. Columbia gave up 5 runs in the second off of some defensive miscues and could never catch up.


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

Columbia
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Lamm         4.0  7  3   3  6   6   Loss
MR Wilshire     2.0  2  4   0  1   1


Hiwassee
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Ison         7.0  6  5   0  3   3   Win

Columbia
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Hodge      2-3   2   0    0  0  0  0  0

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

Highlights - A strong pitching performance by P.J. Ison helped the Tigers to finish
out the series with a win. Offensively, Hiwassee opened things up with aggressive base running and making things happen. Columbia showed a threat in the top of the 7th by scoring 2 runs and getting a few hits together but fell short.

Highlights:
Series Highlights - A well played series by both teams on the weekend. Hiwassee came away with 3 wins but they did not come easy. Pitching was the key for Hiwassee this weekend by not giving up hits in clutch situations.    


 

Game 1 Saturday

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

columbia
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Hodge        9.0  7  4   1  4   2   Loss

hiwassee
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Sherwood     7.1  3  8   6  2   0   Win
C  Sing         1.2  2  2   0  0   0   Save

columbia
Name             H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Hartsfield, M.   1-3   0   2    0  0  0  1  0
Holt             1-4   1   0    1  0  0  1  0

hiwassee
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Urbanick   2-3   1   1    0  0  0  0  0
Henriquez  2-4   0   1    0  0  0  0  0
Haynes     2-3   1   0    0  0  0  0  1

Highlights - Columbia struck first, scoring 2 runs in the 3rd inning. Hodge held the Tigers scoreless on the mound for the Chargers until the 6th when Hiwassee tied the game. Hiwassee went ahead in the 7th on a squeeze by Chris Biggs and Trevor Urbanick added an insurance run with an RBI single. 

 
DYERSBURG AT MERRIMAC (CONFERENCE BYE)
Game 1
Team             1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg St   0 0 0   5 0 2   6 0 0   13  16  5
H-Meramec CC     0 0 0   0 0 3   1 4 0    8  13  1    

Visiting  Pitching
    Name              IP    H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Jarrett Sellers   5 2/3  7  5   4  3   2   W
MR Adam Patterson     2     6  1   1  5   4  
C  Justin Alberson   1 1/3  0  3   0  0   0

Home Pitching
    Name        IP     H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Kuntz        6      7  6   3  7  6    L
MR Graffser     2 2/3  9  0   0  6  6

Visiting Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name            H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Ryan Eberstein  3-4   2   3          1 
Alex Whitmore   2-4   2   4          1  1  2
Will Davis      2-4   2   2    1        1 
J.T. Taylor     2-5   1   1                3
Joe Melton      2-6   2                   
Home Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Henley     3-4   1   2             1
Bush       2-6   1   1           

Highlights -  Dyersburg produced offensively with big innings in the
4th and 7th innings.  Key blows were 3 run homers from Ryan Eberstein and
Alex Whitmore. 



Game 2
Team             1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg St   1 1 0   4 0 0   0       6   14  1
H-Meramec CC     0 0 0   0 4 0   0       4   10  0

Visiting  Pitching
    Name            IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Blake Wiliis     5    6  0  3   3  3    W
MR Ryan Eberstein   2    4  2  0   1  1    S

Home Pitching
    Name        IP    H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Ferguson    5 1/3  13 2  2   6  6    L
MR Grayhser    1 2/3  1  0  1   0  0

Visiting Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name              H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Alex Whitmore     4-4       1                2
Will Davis        2-3   1   1                1
Blake Simmons     2-4            2          
J.T. Taylor       2-4   1   2    1           1

Home Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Ayers      2-3   1                1
Bush       2-3   1   1
Howard     1-4   1   3          1   
Highlights -  DSCC scored 4 runs in the 4th inning and held on to win game 2  Ryan Eberstein came on in relief and did an outstanding job. With the tying run at second Eberstein struck out Adam Howard, who has 11 home runs on the year to end the game.


Game 3
Team              1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Dyersburg St    5 1 0   1 0 3   1       11  15  3
H-Meramec CC      0 0 1   0 0 1   0        2   8  0

Visiting  Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Billy Davis   6   8  6  0   2  1    W
MR Casey Norris  1   0  0  1   0  0

Home Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Russo        6    13 2  4   10 10   L
MR Hartsoe      1    2  1  0   1  1  
Visiting Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name              H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Alex Whitmore     2-2   3   3          1  2  2
Joe Melton        3-4   1   2              
J.T. Taylor       3-5   3   2    1        1  2
Ryan Fincher      2-4       
Home Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Howard     2-4       1    1
Jenne      2-3   1   1          1
Highlights -  DSCC jumped out with 5 runs in the first and got a solid pitching performance from Billy Davis.  Alex Whitmore hit a 3 run homer in the 6th to seal the series.


Highlights: Dyersburg State sweeps a very solid Meramec team. Pitching did a good job all weekend throwing strikes and competing. Offensively, we are slowly coming together, as we had some big hits in this series. DSCC hosts Hiwassee this weekend. Dyersburg State improves to 18-14, while Meramec falls to 17-10.

 
WALTERS AT ROANE
Game 2 and 3 Sunday

Harriman-The Walters State Senators split a doubleheader with the Raiders of Roane State Community College in Harriman on Saturday. The Senators took game one 10-2, and the Raiders won game two 8-6. In game one, Doodle Hicks (6-1) pitched a complete game giving up two runs on four hits for the win.  He had 12 strikeouts with three walks. Walters State relied the long ball in game one to get the win. Four Senators went yard in the game. Justin Pickett, Zac Bowman, Eric Thornburg and Tyler Westmoreland had a pair of dingers in back-to-back at bats. Thornburg was 2-2 with a pair of RBI's. Seth Robinson took the loss for Roane State. Chris Stafford and Matt Noe had a double each.
In game two, John Broyles got the win for the Raiders. Mike Blevins entered in the seventh and recorded the save. Scott McLear and Erik Draper had a double each. For the Senators, the loss goes to Phillip Utley (5-2) He went four innings. Zane Stone entered in the fifth and Cole Draughn the sixth. Chad Maddox, Ryan Kinder and Westmoreland had doubles in game two.
Walters State goes to 24-10 (12-9) for the season and Roane State 17-22 8-11).
The Senators return to Morristown for a seven-game home stand beginning Monday, April 4 at 1 p.m.. King College of Bristol will visit for a doubleheader.
Game 2
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Walters    1 1 0   3 1 4   0       10  9   0
H-Roane      0 0 0   0 0 1   1        2  4   2

Visiting  Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP  Hicks       7.0  4  12 3   2  0   W
MR
C

Home Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP  Robinson    5.1  8  3  0   10 6   L
C   Campbell    1.2  1  0  0   0  0     

Visiting Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Thornburg  2-2   1  3    0  0  1  0  0
Westmoreland 2-4 2  2    0  0  2  0  0
Bowman     1-4   2  1    0  0  1  0  0
Pickett    1-4   1  1    0  0  1  0  0


Home Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Stafford   1-3   0  1    1  0  0  0  0
McLear     1-3   0  1    0  0  0  0  0

Highlights -
Walters State batters teed-off for five home runs against Roane State starter Seth Robinson.  Southpaw Doodle Hicks went the distance for the Senators giving up only four hits while striking out 12.


Game 3
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V- Walters   1 0 0   0 3 0   2       6   5   2
H- Roane     0 0 0   4 3 1   X       8   10  2

Visiting  Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP  Utley       4.0  6  2  0   6  4
MR  Uknown      1.0  3  1  0   1  1   L
C   Draughn     1.0  1  1  0   1  1

Home Pitching
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP  Broyles     6.2  5  6  3   6  3   W
C   Blevins     0.1  0  0  0   0  0   S

Visiting Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Kinder     2-3   2  1    1  0  0  0  0
Pickett    1-4   2  0    0  0  0  0  0
Westmoreland 1-2 0  2    1  0  0  1  0


Home Team Top Hitters 3 or 4
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Willis     2-4   2  0    1  0  0  0  2
Stafford   1-3   1  2    0  0  0  0  0
Martin     2-3   1  1    0  0  0  0  0
Prosser    1-3   2  1    0  0  0  0  1

Highlights -
Roane State jumped out to a 4-1 lead thanks to a 4-run fourth inning. Walters tied the score at 4 with a 3-run fifth. Roane added three runs in the bottom half of the fifth and anothe in the sixth to reclaim the lead 8-4. In the top half of the seventh, Walters made things
interesting when they loaded the bases with no outs and plated two runs before Blevins came on in relief for the final out to secure the win for the Raiders.

 

Game 1 Saturday

Game 1
Team         1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   r   h   e
V-Walters    0 3 0   0 1 0   4 0 2   10  16  0
H-Roane      0 0 0   0 0 0   1 0 1    2   4  2

walters
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Sterner      7.2  3  12  3  1  1    W
C  Mania        1.1  1  0   1  1  1  

roane
    Name        IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Gilmore      7.2  12 6  2   8  7   L
C  Blevins      1.1  2  1  1   2  1  

walters
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Westmoreland 4-5 2  2    1  1  0  0  0
Bowman     2-4   3  2    0  0  0  1  0
Thornburg  2-5   0  3    1  0  0  0  0


roane
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Stafford   2-4   1  0    0  0  0  0  0

Highlights - Walters State starting pitcher Zach Sterner held Roane State scoreless for the first six innings of play, allowing only one hit while striking out nine. On offense, the Senators pounded out 16 hits on the afternoon, including four doubles and a triple.
VOLUNTEER AT SOUTHWEST
Game 3 Sunday

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

volunteer
    Name           IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Dane Archer     5    7  5   0  4   1   W (2-2)
MR Davis Strothman 0.2  0  2   2  1   0
C  Matt Smith      3.1  1  2   1  1   0

southwest
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Jason Adams   4.2  5  3  1   7  3    L (1-3)
MR Sean James    2.1  0  1  0   0  0  
MR Blake Dickson 0.2  0  0  2   0  0
C  Ivan Nails    1.1  1  0  3   1  1


volunteer
Name            H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Garrett Harp    2-3   3  1    1   0  0  1  1
Blake Bratcher  2-4   0  2    1   0  0  0  0

southwest
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Matt Akin  2-4   1   0   2   0  0  0  0

Highlights -After spotting Southwest a 2-0 lead after 2 innings, the Pioneers erupted for 3 in the 3rd, 2 in the 4th, and 2 in the 5th to post a commanding 7-2 lead. Dane Archer (2-2), who earned a save the previous night pitched 5 solid innings as a replacement for Dustin Crabtree
who was hit in the head with a bat prior to the game. Matt Smith tossed 3.1 innings allowing only an unearned run to notch his 3rd save. Blake Bratcher (2-4 w/ 2 RBi) and Garrett Harp (2-3 w/ 1 RBI and 3 Runs) were the only Vol State players with multiple hits.  Matt Akin paced the Saluqi's with 2 doubles on the day.
Southwest fell to 20-17 overall and 8-10 in TJCCAA play. Vol State improved to 22-12 and 11-10 in conference.

Games 1 and 2 Saturday

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

volunteer
    Name           IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Scotty Rogowski  6   4  3   2  4   3    L (3-5)

southwest
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Shane Jackson  7   6  4   0  1   1    W (6-2)

volunteer
Name       H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Joel Lynch 2-3   1   0    0  0  0  0  0

southwest
Name            H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Brendan Murphy  1-3   0   1    0  0  0  0  0
Matt Akin       1-3   1   0    0  1  0  0  0
Highlights - Southwest scored 2 in the first as they capitalized on a pair of HBP. Shane Jackson battled out of trouble in the first and settled in to pitch a gem. The sophomore improved his record to 6-2 as he scattered 6 hits, walked none and struck out 4.

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

volunteer
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Chris Beatie  6    7  1   2  1  1    W (4-1)
C  Dane Archer   1    0  2   0   0  0    S

southwest
    Name         IP   H  K  BB  R  ER  W-L/S
SP Josh Cowan    6    9  1   2  4  2    L (2-4)
MR Sean James    1    0  0   0  0  0

volunteer
Name           H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Ahmir Watkins  3-4   1   0    0  0  0  0  1
Danny Pulley   2-3   0   1    0  0  0  0  0

southwest
Name           H-AB  R  RBI  2b 3b HR BB SB
Brit Vincent   2-4   0   1    1  0  0  0  0 
Brendan Murphy 3-4   0   0    0  0  0  0  0
Highlights - Vol State's Chris Beatie returned the favor as he pitched into the seventh inning. After working out of an early first inning jam, the southpaw settled in and kept the Southwest bats at bay. Dane Archer came on in relief with 2 on and no one out in the seventh to record the save.