Newsome 15, Robinson 4Read our full game story of Newsome’s 15-4 win over Robinson by clicking here.
Wharton 10, Riverview 0 (five innings)
Read our full game story on Wharton’s home win over Riverview by clicking here.
Sickles 11, Armwood 0 (five innings)
Read about Dylan Eskew’s five inning no-hitter for Sickles by clicking here.
Seffner Chr 12, Bell Creek 2 (five innings)
Seffner Christian opened its
season with a bang scoring five runs in the first two fames to cruise to a
mercy-rule win over Bell Creek Tuesday afternoon. After scoring two runs quickly,
Dean Collins (2-for-3, 3 RBI) broke things open in the first with a two-run
single to right. Colby Leduc had a double and a pair of RBI for the Crusaders,
and Andrew Rodriguez plated two on offense and earned the win on the mound
tossing three innings, allowing one hit and striking out three. Brendan
Gerena-Lee went 2-for-2 with a double for Bell Creek, and Dean Holtz and Dante
Portillo had an RBI apiece.
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L – Toledo (0-1). 2B – Leduc (S). Records— B 0-0; S 0-0.
King weathered an early storm
from visiting Steinbrenner, including a two-run double by Grant Walford and an
RBI single by Donovan Garcia. But the Lions roared back with a four-run fourth
keyed by a two-run single by Addison Barger and an RBI single from Justice
Thompson (who also earned the win on the mound) to take the victory.
S
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3
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7
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010
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5
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Garcia (S).
Records— S 1-1; K 1-1.
five innings to earn his first win of the season, helped by Sehjin Daley and
Drew Lara’s RBI singles. The Ravens ended the game on a double play as freshman
Joey Johnston made a running catch, then doubled a runner with a throw to first
in his first varsity appearance. Freedom’s Hunter Kniskern had an RBI double to
drive in the Patriots lone run.
F
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4
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3
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9
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0
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(F); S.
Drumheller, N. Gonzalez, Montes (A). 3B – R. Gonzalez(A). Records— F 1-1; A 2-0.
gave Plant City a lead in the second and the Raiders held of Gaither’s late
comeback attempt. Starting pitcher Parker Messick struck out eight in six
innings of work allowing three runs and also added a pair of RBI on offense to
the Raiders win. For Gaither, Danny Gutcher and Orlando Arevalo had doubles and
three RBI apiece.
2018 OF/RHP (College of Central Florida Commit) @DylanRob19 puts @plantcityhighBB up 4-3 with this two run bomb! P.C. wins 11-6! @813Preps @TBTurner813 @B_A_Baseball @TBHomeTeam @PBRFlorida @GoCFBaseball @athletics_pchs @HSSportsFlorida pic.twitter.com/DX5G9kXv3L— T.J. Messick (@TJMessick) February 23, 2018
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11
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7
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3
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2, Arevalo (G); Eldridge (PC). HR – (G); Robinson (PC).
Records— G 0-2; PC 2-0.
3 for 4 with 2 RBI for @connorscott24 in the victory for @PlantBaseball on Thursday night #TBBaseball pic.twitter.com/p0I3E4IWUi— Jay Recher (@jayRecher) February 23, 2018
out 620WDAE’s Jay Recher’s blog by clicking here.
light on these kids and is a tremendous friend to 813Preps.com
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a five inning shutout, while Joshua Cruz went 3-for-3 at the plate and drove in
three runs to lead the Falcons to a road win.
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H
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10
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11
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3
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200 0
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4
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4
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5
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(H). 3B – (H); (B). Records— H 1-1; B 0-2.
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BP
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010
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1
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0
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0
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L – Christy (0-1). 2B – Childers (BP). Records— NG 4-0; BP 0-1.
CC
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1
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5
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0
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M
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2
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4
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1
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W – Gilbersten (1-0). L – Krueger (0-1). 2B – Kaul (CC). 3B – Hessinger (CC). Records— CC 1-1.
Strawberry Crest 10, Spoto 2
Lakeland Victory Chr 10, Citrus Park Chr 1
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