Bridge City handed LCM their first district loss with a dramatic 2-1 Tuesday.
The Cards took a 1-0 lead in the first on back to back doubles by Haley Munoz and Nicole Sasser off LCM pitcher Tessa Erickson. But Erickson would settle in while BC’s Carson Fall was her usual self, mowing down one batter after another.
In the top of the seventh, catcher Lexi Moss would triple and Ava Wright would hit a sacrifice fly to center field to drive in Moss and tie the game.
The Cards (7-1) would come up in the bottom of the seventh. With one out, Makenna Knight would double to center field. Kylie Hamilton was at the plate attempting to bunt when a pitch got past the catcher, allowing Knight to go to third. As Knight was approaching third the catcher was throwing the ball back to the pitcher. The two miscommunicated, the ball started rolling towards second base and BC Head Coach Raven Harris began yelling for Knight to go. She would reach home plate and that’s how the game would end. Fall would end up with 15K’s. The Bears drop to 6-1.
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The Orangefield Lady Bobcats defeated the Kirbyville Lady Wildcats tonight 3-2.
Abigail Curphey got the win on the mound giving up 2 earned runs on 5 hits with 8 strikeouts.
Aubree Beck got the Lady Bobcats on the board with a solo homerun in the bottom of the 3rd. Abby Broussard and Alysen Vincent both reached base on errors in the 6th and would score. Hallee Becker followed with an RBI. Harleigh Rawls also had an RBI double.
The Lady Bobcats improve to 8-2 in district play and will host East Chambers this Thursday at 5/6:30.
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Vidor beat Silsbee in 5 innings 14-4. The Tigers (1-7) had a 3-2 lead after two when the Pirates went on a tear scoring 11 runs in the next two innings before finishing them off in the fifth. Natalie Morrison was 3-4 with 2RBI and Gracie Matherne was 3-4 with 3RBI’s. Keaira McCurley pitched all five innings with 5K’s for the win. Pirates improve to 6-2 and will play at LCM on Thursday.
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WOS lost at Lumberton 14-5.
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BASEBALL
Brycen Tait didn’t allow a single run as Orangefield shutout Kirbyville 10-0 on Tuesday. Tait went five innings, allowing zero runs on four hits, striking out seven and walking zero.
The Bobcats got on the board in the first inning. Kyle Michael grounded out into a double play, scoring one run. OF notched four runs in the fifth inning. The Bobcats offense in the inning was led by Caleb Fregia, Kane Smith, and Logan Cheek, all driving in runs in the frame.
The Bobcats racked up 12 hits in the game. Smith, Rusten Traxler, Adam Tran, and Cheek all managed multiple hits for Orangefield Varsity Bobcats. Smith led the Bobcats with three hits in four at bats. The defense did not commit an error. The Bobcats improve to 17-3 (8-0) and will play East Chambers on Thursday.
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Vidor went to BC and needed 11 innings to beat the Cards 5-3. In the 11th, A.Sims reaches on an error. The next batter Ty Watson sacrifices Sims who advances all the way to third. Lance Beavers then bunts and reaches on an error by the pitcher, scoring Sims. Westin Baker then reaches on an error by the shortstop and advances to second while Beavers goes to third. Dagan Venable would then double to drive in Beavers for the second run in the 11th as the Cards went down in order in the bottom of the inning.
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LCM lost to Lumberton 13-1 in five innings. The Raiders scored six in the second and seven in the fifth. The Bears only had three hits. Two by Dean Reynolds and the other by Marco Bandiero.
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Buna 8 Kountze 7
Silsbee 6 Jasper 2
Anahuac 13 EChambers 7
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Monday both Deweyville baseball and softball teams took doubleheaders from Hull-Daisetta. Baseball won 17-7 and 15-3. Caden Curry got the win in Game One and Gunner Evans in Gm. 2.
The softball team won 14-1 and 21-4. Baylee Smith was incredible in the DH going 6-7 with 10RBI’s and 6 runs scored. In Game One she also pitched and struck out 13 in the win. In Gm. 2 she hit 3HR’s including a grand slam!
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