Oxford suffered a shutdown by defeating Thomson and Helena at the end of the weekend, defending Class 7A state champion Bob Jones. On Saturday, Patriots topped Thomson on the road 4-1, and on Friday, Bob Jones defeated Helena’s visit 10-0.
Oxford knocked 11-4 Patriots 6-0 in their second game on Saturday.
The Patriots scored all their runs in the upper part of the third innings and quit the seventh -ranked Thomson on Saturday.
Thomson trapped 10 runs at the base while Bob Jones left at 8 base.
Starter Joshua Wilhide won for Bob Jones, scoring 3 runs from 4.2 scoreless innings. Junior scored 4 runs and one went on. The Mac Tyler jumped with a strike and a running run due to a walk in 1.2 innings. Campiden Martin strike and walk to get the last two outs.
Martin also had a double in the plate for Bob Jones’s 5 hit films. Miles Hammonds went to 1-For-3 with a 2-For-4 and Jack Johnson RBIS couple. Dal Edkins went to 1-For-3 with an RBI.
Ashton Blair suffered a loss for Thomson, which led to 4 runs with a strike out and 4 runs in 7 innings.
Austin Barnett, Anderson Harris, Joshua Telle and Gabriel Romero scored Warriors and White Williams a run.
On Friday, Bob Jones visited Helena 10-0 and joined Tunner Hermesh and Race Breesel with 1 hammer.
Starter Harmish worked 4.1 innings, allowing a hit with 3 strikes and 2 walks. Brazil targeted one of the two hitters that faced.
Vincent Hold Home Run and 3 RBI went to 2-for-3. Robert Chatmin II was double in 3 ATs with RBI. Johnson was 2-for-3 in which the pair of RBIS also droves in a run with Hermesh, Mason Ryan Hart and Martin.
Lead of Hitter Brett Canon got the lonely hit. Tree Lampman suffered a loss, which scored 6 runs with 2 strikes and 7 hit. Justin Molkees scored 4 runs for 4 – 4 runs for 4 runs.
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Baseball
Hunts Well/Tennessee Valley
Oxford 6, Bob Jones 0
The yellow jackets closed Bob Jones on Saturday, when Gwen Greenner set up a full game 2 hitter. The senior scored 2 runs and strike in the win.
Oxford (12-6) scored 7 runs, Marcus Lauller went with 3 for 2 in the nominee, and fielder Zucker Newton was scored 2-for-2 with RBI. Nick Richardson, Berson Bradford and Red Monicko also had successes. Bradford, Monesklco, Hudson Gilman and Canaan Whitman also won a run.
Tanner Hermesh Bob went to 2-for-2 with double for Jones.
Starter Jackson Shaw suffered a loss, which led to 3 runs and 3 runs for 6 runs. Edkins worked in the innings, which led to 2 runs and strikeouts, without hitting 2 runs. Nicholas Coccus played the last innings, which earned 1 hit with a tour.
James Cleumans 8, Brent Wood (Tan.) 2
Jets, Station of Thomson, Tan. Freedom high school wrapped up for two games on two games, defeating Brent Wood, Tan, to win the Jim Painter Tournament at the High School. Earlier in the day, James Cleumans raised the Nolis Well above 6-4.
Against Brent Wood, Junior Matthew Drink Water erected 1 Hitter, which has not made any earning with 6 strikes. Brooks Roads scored and went to 2 for 2 with a stolen base for the winners.
Jets took a 4-0 lead in the upper part and pushed it to 8-0 after three.
Hayden Adch with 3 RBI was 2-For-5, 1-For-3 with an RBI, like the iconic-4 with an RBI with RBI, Hudson Smith was 1-For-4 with RBI and Burnson Hade 1-For-3 which was RBI.
In the winner of the Noliswell, Adch was 2-for-2 with double and 2 runs, one RBI and 3 stolen bases. Issex and Trip Morgan were both with Morgan 2-For-4, who had double, driving in the couple. Deveer Ramos proceeded for 3 in the win. Drink water was also a double.
Starter Tyler Lewis won, earning 1 hit with 4 strikes and more than 3.1 innings. Will Congo worked in 2 innings, with 2 strikes and 3 walks with 3 runs. Zack Mann placed the Nights without any score against the final 1.2 innings, allowing 2 hits with strike out and tour.
Jets started the tournament on Friday 4-1 at Summit, Tan, and won 5-3 on host independence.
The plate against the main summit went 2-for-3 and the Congo had a house with 1-For-3. The Sophomor House won the York, which scored 2 hits with more than 4 innings.
Against independence, Morgan Homer had 2-for-3 and 2 runs were scored. Senior Scott Sija scored 11 runs, which scored 2 runs in 6.1 innings.
Mobile/Coastal Alabama
Satsoma 5-11, Davidson 3-1
Gaiters broke the double header in Davidson on Saturday as Satsoma improved by 9-2 in the season. Gatters have scored 100 runs so far and have scored at least 10 runs in their win.
In Game 1, Mika Sullivan smashed a 2-2 double in the top of the fourth innings to break the tie by 2-2. Satsuma opened the innings with a back -to -back singles through Tucker Hooks and Jack May, which had 2 hit films that day.
Cooper Cranasha recorded his team’s best 14th RBI and finished the race for 2 runs in the first innings.
Davidson got a pair of runs in the second innings with Gus Jones and Trent Hughes won the RBI. Micah Spii had a double.
Senior Hunter Sullivan won, allowed 4 strikes and 5 hit with a walk. Charlie Burinkman got the last 3 out to save.
In Game 2, Satsoma took advantage of 9 walks and scored 11 runs on 4 hit. The gathers used the third innings of 8 runs to pull-using 5 walks and a single.
Davidson Starter Drake Williams quit 11 runs with 6 walks in 2.2 innings.
The Satsoma Lead of Hitter Brexten Bard arrived at the base three times, with a pair of walks and a single, which scored twice for gaators. KJ Austin and Tucker Hooks each scored a pair of runs for Satsoma.
Freshman Starter Grant McLearvi played two innings and won the gathers. Bardi and Brady Colomin worked in relief and kept the Warriors at 4 hits.
Alma Bright 1, Sarland 0
Hurricanes defeated Saraland on Saturday. The senior gave 3 hits with 7 strikes, allowing only 2 runners to reach the third base.
Landen Adams drove in Caden Gaden with a sacrificial bee for Alma Bryant’s only run. Gaden had pushed the bottom of the second innings with a single, Jackson Filton took the third number on the double, and Adams’ fly -to -left goal.
Alex Ramos achieved two successes for the Brightly as hurricanes improved by 6-7 in the season.
Sarland threatened the sixth when Filler Chassolum, which made a pair of pair for Spartan, and Hudson Robbins made a single and Chassolum took third on a bund. He was caught in an attempt to steal a house to eliminate the danger.
Gabby Turner played 6 innings for Sirland (9-4), scored 5 runs.
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Saraland 9, Mobile Christian 3
Spartans defeated mobile Christian at home on Friday to improve up to 9-4 in the season.
Christian Rice scored 3 runs on the way to win the full game. Hudson Robbins broke the race for a 2 -run home, Filler Chaslam got a pair hit and 2 RBI and Jacob Rowel hit and one RBI. Santa Mac Williams and Colin Smith were also impressed by the RBI.
Birmingham
Hueytown 8, Grassom 6 (8)
The Golden Goffers pushed the Grassom on the road on Saturday in the upper part of the eighth innings for the edge. Hyottown’s senior Sam Wan threw the runner, who was the winner for the Tigers on the plate under the seventh hit in the left field.
Noah sex scored the winning runs with a 20 -hit in the eighth -ranked Center field. The Cox finished the day with 3 RBI with single and sacrifice. Calib Chapman scored 2 runs for 2 runs for Havitown. Van, Bronson Moore, Jose Ariza and Roderkos Houston also won the win.
Moore won with 2 innings in Van’s aid. Moore allowed a pair of 1 earned run on 2 hits with a walk. Van scored 5 runs – no one earned – 6 walk and 2 strike out on 4 hit.
Garrett Black Lock suffered a loss for Grassom, which led to Griffin Gergusby’s relief with 2 runs in 2 innings with a strike out, who worked in 1 innings to allow 2 hits. Charlie Kasingham worked 5 innings as a star, which scored 5 runs – 3 earned – 7 strikes and 5 walks with 5 walks.
Black Lock doubled and had 2 RBIs. Kasingham went on that day for 5 for the remaining hit movies in Grassom. He also had an RBI and run for the Tigers.
Across the state
Montgomery 11, Brew Baker Tech 1
Eagles Brewker Tech went with Root on Saturday with his second straight 5 innings Mirsi Roll win. On Friday, the Montgomery Academy defeated the Dutch house 13-0, on the road.
Red McBride left 1 hit with 4 strikeouts to win with 4 innings work. Andrew Hozen allowed a run for 1 hit with a strike out in the fifth innings.
McBride helped his goal by going 3-for-4 in the plate with an RBI. John Allen Jones, Nathan Apegate, Vincent Desotiles and Hosen all ended with 2 RBIs on the day. The Chapman Baker also had a hit and William Marks and Pakston Hegler also had an RBI.
In Friday’s victory, Freshman Desutals won with a full game 2 Hitter. He scored 8 runs and that day the Eagles had seven hit films.
The Apegate win went to 1-For-3 with 3 RBI. Hegler had a hit and 2 RBI. Marx, McBride and Jones all cooperated with the RBI. Baker also had a hit and Graham Martin also had an RBI.
Montgomery Academy improved 8-1 in the season and will play at Montgomery Catholic at 2 pm on Monday
Soccer
Birmingham
Hover 3, Vistawa Hills 1
Bocus received a pair from Patrick Anderson compared to Class 7A, Area 6 at home on Thursday. Henry Patterson helped Anderson both goals.
Hadi Saad also scored for the hover. Savar Holdach and Matthew Debus divided the time for BOX, Holdach allowed the purpose of the rebels.
Girls
Soft hair
Across the state
Prat Vill Christian 6, Abbin 5
To give two sweeps to their PCA tournament on Friday, Panthers returned after a couple of losses on Friday. Prat Will Christian defeated Obran in his last two games on Saturday and defeated Scotts Boro 6-2.
On Friday, Scotts Borrow defeated Panthers 2-1 and Brewker Tech leaned the PCA 11-2.
In the win against Abbin, Patton Thrish was 2-for-3 in which 3 runs were scored with a 3-run home to give the PCA (16-3) the lead. Sarah Patton Schutt also had RBI single. Elvia Mesk scored 6 runs and won the Circle.
In the victory against Scotts Boro, Sania Weaver scored 2 runs with 2 runs and went 3-for-4. The Adi Bird was 3 for 3. Laura Bait Nesmh scored 7 runs on the way to win.
Despite the elimination of 8 wild cats that day, Mesk on Friday suffered a loss against Scotts Boro on Friday. Patten Therash Plate went 2-for-3.
Nesmatha was suffered from the loss of Brewker Tech as the PCA made 8 mistakes that day and ended with 5 hit.
Soccer
Across the state
Demopolis 6, BTW-Montgomery 0
Tigers evacuated Booker Tea Washington on the road in Montgomery on Friday, with senior Liby Emory marked the season’s first hat -trick.
Senior Anna Domingoiz scored twice and Junior Patten May scored for Demopolis.
Senior keeper Sophie Harrison had 10 savings to get the fifth clean sheet of the season.
The Demopolis season improved by 7-4 and will play on Tuesday in Class 5A, Area 5 in Fu Marbury.
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