An
eight run second inning by the East Coweta Indians helped support a
solid pitching outing by Coleman Wood in a 15-0 Region 2-AAAAAAA
victory over the Campbell Spartans in a contest played Tuesday night
in Sharpsburg.
The
win, which was completed in four innings was the ninth in a row for
the Indians who are now 9-2 overall and 3-0 in the region and will
host the Columbus Blue Devils in a non-region game at 5:30.
Devonte
Brown started the EC scoring in the bottom of the first inning as he
reached on an infield error, stole second and moved to third on a
throwing error before coming home when Ryan Dyal grounded out to
second.
The
scoring continued as Ethan Darrow followed with a triple and scored
in front of an inside-the-park home run by Emilio Martinez.
After
the first out was recorded in the bottom of the second inning, the
scoring barrage began as Nate Gick singled and Zack Bruce followed
with a double for Brown who hit a shot off of the left field wall for
a two-run double and a 5-0 lead.
Trevor
Gaddy was hit by a pitch and with Dyal at the plate, Brown would
steal home on the front end of a double steal.
Dyal
was also hit by a pitch before Darrow came to the plate and reached
on a single that scored Gaddy from third and the lead was 7-0.
Morales
threatened to have another inside-the-park home run in his next at
bat but had to settle for a triple that allowed Brandon Frost and
Darrow to come home.
However,
Morales did give the Indians a 10-0 lead as he came on a wild pitch
during a strikeout while Trevor Crowdis completed the scoring in the
frame for the Indians when he came home on a two out double by Gick.
The
Indians took a respite from scoring in the bottom of the third inning
but resumed in the bottom of the fourth inning with the four runs
that were needed to end the game under the 15-run mercy rule.
Morales
completed a stellar evening with a single and Wood was hit by a pitch
and Ryan Griffin had an infield single that loaded the bases.
A
fielders choice followed with Morales coming home while a force play
at second allowed Wood to score and the lead was 13-0.
A
single by relief pitcher Avery Reynolds brought Griffin home and
Cashion followed by lining a shot to left field for his run scoring
double that not only scored Bruce with the final run of the game, but
was his first varsity hit.
In
the pitching department, Wood was solid in three innings of work as
he held the Spartans hitless with Reynolds taking over in the top of
the fourth inning and collecting three strikeouts.
THE
NEXT GAME: The Columbus Blue
Devils will face the Indians in Sharpsburg at 5:30. They will enter
the contest with a 5-5 record after 5-2 win over Shaw on Tuesday in a
region game. Among common opponents, Columbus has lost to LaGrange
(Thursday’s EC opponent) 12-2 and fell to Northgate 5-2. The Blue
Devils will face the McIntosh Chiefs next week.
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