Darlington Edges Out Lady Vikings
Darlington edged the Latta Lady Vikings 6-4 in varsity softball action played in Darlington on Friday, April 13.
Darlington took the lead with 3 runs in the bottom of the second inning. However, Latta placed 4 runs on the scoreboard in the top of the third inning to take a 1-run lead. Darlington knotted the score at 4 each with a run in the bottom of the fourth inning. Darlington added another run in the bottom of the fifth and sixth innings while holding Latta scoreless.
Darlington also edged by Latta with 2 hits while outhitting Latta 8-6.
Latta committed 3costly errors in the game while Darlington did not commit any errors.
Darlington’s H. Durant connected for a single, a double, garnered a walk, and picked up 2 rbi while A. Rogers also connected for a single, a double, and 1 rbi. L. Boumback singled, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in her 3 at-bats. A. Goodwin singled and picked up a rbi in her 3 at-bats. C. Yarborough singled, garnered a walk, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in her 3 plate appearances.M. Andrews sngledk and garnered a walk in her 3 plate appearances. K. Damen scored a run in her 3 at-bats.
Latta’s Camryn Sawyer connected for a home run, a single, 3 ribi, and scored a run in her 4 at-bats. Kaleigh Caulder singled and picked up a rbi in her 4 at-bats. Madison Owens singled, garnered a walk, and scored a run in her 4 plate appearances. Lauren Webster singled in her 2 at-bats. Riana Green singled in her 2 at-bats. Kyra Grant garnered a walk and scored a run in her 4 plate appearances while Jesselyn Bryant garnered a walk and scored a run in her 3 plate appearances.
M. Andrews picked up the win. She pitched 7 innings, and allowed 6 hits, walked 4, struck out 3, and allowed 3 runs that were earned.
Arica Gandy was tagged with the loss. She pitched 6 innings. She allowed 8 hits, walked 2, struck out 2, and allowed 6 runs of which only 4 were earned.
Latta will host Johnsonville on Wednesday, April 18, at 6:00 p.m.
Latta Gets Victory
Latta returned home from Hemingway with a 10-1 victory over Carvers Bay on Wednesday, April 11.
Arica Gandy picked up the win. She pitched 7 innings and allowed 5 hits, walked no one, struck out 4, and allowed 1 run that was not earned.
D. Baker was charged with the loss. She pitched 4 innings and allowed 7 hits, walked no one, struck out no one, and allowed 6 runs of which 4 were earned.
Latta pounded out 13 hits while holding Carvers Bay to only 5.
Each team committed an error in the game.
Latta got on the scoreboard in the first inning on a Kyra Grant double that scored a run. Latta added another run in the top of the first inning to take an early 2-0 lead. Carvers Bay placed their only run on the scoreboard in the bottom of the second inning to cut Latta’ lead to only 1 run.
Latta scored 2 runs in the top of the third inning, 2 runs in the top of the fourth inning, 2 runs in the top of the sixth inning, and 2 runs in the top of the seventh inning.
The Vikings’ Kyra Grant connected for a single, a double, a triple, and 2 rbi in her 4 at-bats while Arica Gandy garnered 3 singles and 2 rbi in her 4 at-bats. Rayne Nolan doubled and picked up 2 rbi in her only at-bat in the game. Kaleigh Caulder singled, doubled, walked, and scored 2 runs in her 4 plate appearances. Madison Owens hit a home run, a single, picked up 2 rbi, and scored 2 runs in her 5 at-bats. Camryn Sawyer singled, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in her 4 at-bats. Jayla Jackson hit a triple and scored a run in her 3 at-bats while Jesselyn Bryant walked, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in her 3 plate appearances. Dixie Collins and Riana Green each scored a run in the game.
Carvers Bay’s Kinsey Cannon connected for 2 singles and scored a run in her 3 at-bats while Tabitha Powell garnered a single and picked up a rbi in 3 at-bats. D. Baker and Morgan Glover each singled in 3 at-bats. Latta will host Johnsonville on Wednesday, April 18.
Vikings Cruise To Win
The Latta Vikings cruised to a 15-0 win over Carvers Bay in Hemingway on Wednesday, April 11, in varsity baseball.
Latta’s Kody Anderson and Noah Henderson combined to pitch a shut-out.
Noah Henderson picked up the win for Latta as he threw for 1.1 innings and allowed 1 hit, struck out 2, walked 2, and did not allow a run while Kody Anderson pitched 2.2 innings and allowed no runs, struck out 4, and did not walk anyone.
R. Dennis was charged with the loss for Carvers Bay. He pitched 4 innings and allowed 15 hits and 15 runs, and struck out 3.
Latta committed 3 errors in the game while Carvers Bay committed 6 errors.
Latta jumped out to an early 11-0 lead in the top of the first inning and placed 4 more runs on the scoreboard in the top of the fourth inning to close out the game based on the 15-0 rule.
Latta pounded out 15 hits including 2 singles and a double by Dylan Brewer who picked up 4 rbi and scored 3 runs on 3 at-bats. Jordan Hayes singled, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in 3 at-bats. Pierce Watson singled, doubled, picked up 4 rbi, and scored a run in his 2 at-bats. McLeod Carmichael hit 2 singles and scored 2 runs in his 4 plate appearances. Chase Mishue singled, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in his 3 at-bats. Chandler Nolan singled and scored a run in his 2 at-bats. John Malcolm George singled and picked up a rbi in his 2 at-bats. Russ Rogers singled and scored 2 runs in 2 at-bats. Deonte Stanley singled and scored a run in his 1 at-bat. Hunter Sawyer singled and scored a run in his 2 plate appearances. Kody Anderson doubled and garnered a walk in his 2 plate appearances. Kendall Moultrie and Trey Anderson each scored a run in the game.
Carvers Bay’s N. Martin doubled in his 2 at-bats while N. Dennis and J. Ajant each singled in 2 plate appearances.
Latta will host Johnsonville on Wednesday, April 18, at 6:00 p.m.
Gators Triumph
The Lake View Lady Wild Gators triumphed over Lake City 10-0 in varsity softball action on Thursday, April 12, in a 10-run rule, 6-inning game played in Lake City.
Lake View jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and continued to add runs. In the top of the second inning, the Lady Wild Gators added 3 runs and in the top of the third inning they added another run. Lake View added 3 runs in the top of the fourth inning. The final run that the Lady Wild Gators placed on the scoreboard came in the top of the sixth inning.
Lake View pounded 15 hits while holding Lake City to only 2 hits.
The Lady Wild Gators’ Alex Elliott connected for 3 hits in 4 at-bats including a home run plus she picked up 4 rbi in the game! Kaylee Herlong and Kyrsten James each also garnered 3 hits in 4 at-bats. Spivey Evans also connected for 2 hits and a rbi in 4 at-bats.
Grace Floyd picked up the win for Lake View. She pitched 6 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked 2, struck out 7, and allowed no runs.
Courtney Cox was tagged for the loss. She pitched 6 innings and allowed 15 hits, walked 3, struck out 1, and allowed 10 runs that were all earned.
Lake View is 12-2 for the season and 5-2 in Region 6-A.
Lake View will travel today, Tuesday, April 17, to Hannah Pamplico for a 5:30 p.m. game.
Wildcats Suffer Defeat
The Dillon Wildcats returned home from Florence on Thursday, April 12, after suffering an 8-2 defeat to South Florence.
The teams were unable to score until the bottom of the third inning when South Florence place 2 runs on the scoreboard. The Wildcats answered with a run of their own in the top of the fourth inning and added another run in the top of the fifth inning to knot the score. However, South Florence responded in the bottom of the fifth inning to once again go up by 1 run, 3-2. Dillon was unable to muster any more runs in the game. South Florence added 5 huge runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to take an 8-2 lead.
Dillon managed to connect for 5 hits and held South Florence to only 4 hits. Dillon’s Jon-Mitchell Carter connected for 2 hits and a rbi in 3 at-bats.
South Florence’s Korique Rainey hit a double and garnered 2 rbi in his 1 at-bat. Austin Moore also went 1 for 3 and garnered 2 rbi. Ethan Goodale picked up the win. He pitched 5 innings and allowed 5 hits, walked 1, struck out 5, and allowed 2 runs that were earned.
Dylan Windham was tagged with the loss. He pitched 4 and 2/3 innings and allowed 3 hits, 3 runs that were earned, walked 2, and struck out 1. Dillon committed 3 errors. South Florence did not commit any errors in the game.
Dillon will host Waccamaw at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17.
Wildcats Hold On For Win
The Dillon Wildcats held on for a 5-3 win over Aynor in varsity baseball in Dillon on Wednesday, April 11.
Although Aynor connected for 6 hits in the game and held Dillon to only 3 hits, Dillon managed to place more runs on the scoreboard.
The Wildcats scored 2 runs in the bottom of the first inning and another one in the bottom of the third. Dillon also placed 2 runs in the bottom of the fifth to have a 5-0 lead. However, Aynor placed 3 runs of their own in the top of the sixth to cut Dillon’s lead to 2. Dillon’s Noah Carter garnered a double in 3 at-bats.
Dillon committed only 1 error while Aynor was guilty of 3 errors.
The Wildcats’ Billy McGirt struck out 11 in 5 innings. He allowed 4 hits, walked 2, and allowed 2 earned runs to capture the win.
Jon-Mitchell Carter picked up the save. He pitched 2 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked 3, struck out no one, and allowed 1 earned run.
Tanner Allen was charged with the loss. He pitched 3 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked 2, struck out 2, and allowed 3 runs of which only 1 was earned.
Dillon will host Waccamaw on Tuesday, April 17, at 6:30 p.m.
Latta And EC Split
In a double-header between Latta and East Clarendon played on Tuesday, April 17, in Turbeville, the two teams split with Latta edging East Clarendon 9-7 in the first game and in the second game, East Clarendon edged Latta 5-3.
Latta’s Jena Stutler picked up the win in the first game. She pitched 3 innings and allowed 3 hits, walked one, struck out 2, and allowed 2 runs of which 1 was earned.
Jordan Perritt started the game and pitched 4 innings for Latta. She allowed 2 hits, walked 3, and allowed 5 runs of which 3 were earned.
Maddie Newsome was tagged with the loss. She pitched 7 innings and allowed 10 hits, walked no one, struck out 3, and allowed 9 runs of which 7 were earned. Maddie Newsome led East Clarendon with 2 singles and a rbi in 4 at-bats. Katey Lee, Hope Azurdia, and Kirbi Floyd each connected for a single in the game.
Jena Stutler led Latta with a single, a double, a triple, 2 rbi, and scored 2 runs. Gracyn Hyatt and Allison Carter each had 2 singles, 1 rbi, and scored a run in her 4 at-bats. Elizabeth Brown doubled, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in her 3 at-bats. Breleigh Grant singled, walked, and scored a run in her 4 plate appearances. Jordan Perritt singled and scored a run in her 3 at-bats.
East Clarendon committed 4 errors in the game, and Latta committed 3.
In the night cap, East Clarendon edged Latta 5-3 behind the pitching of Ansley Brown who started and pitched 4 innings. She allowed 4 hits, struck out 1, walked 1, and allowed 3 runs of which 2 were earned. Maddie Newsome picked up the win. She pitched 1 inning and allowed 1 hit, walked no one, struck out no one, and allowed no runs.
Ava Rogers started the game for Latta. She pitched 1.2 innings and allowed 7 hits, walked 1, struck out 1, and allowed 5 hits of which 4 runs were earned. Jena Stutler was tagged with the loss. She pitched 2.1 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked no one, struck out 3, and allowed no runs.
East Clarendon managed 7 hits while Latta connected for 5 hits.
Tristan Azurdia led East Clarendon with 2 singles, a walk, and scored a run in her 3 plate appearances. Kirbi Floyd garnered a double, a rbi, and scored 1 run in her 3 at-bats. Savanna Wingard hit a triple, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in her 2 at-bats. Katelyn Floyd, Kaley Hurst, and Maddie Newsome, and Hope Azurdia each singled in the game. Gracyn Hyatt led Latta with 2 singles in her 2 at-bats while Ava Rogers singled and picked up 3 rbi in her 2 at-bats. Breleigh Grant and Allison Carter each singled in the game. East Clarendon committed 2 errors in the game, and Latta did not commit any.
Latta will travel to Hartsville today, Thursday, April 19, for a 5:30 p.m. game.
Latta Shuts Out Kingstree
The Latta Vikings picked up a 15-0 shut-out over Kingstree in varsity baseball on Tuesday, April 17, in Latta in the 15-run rule, shortened game.
The Vikings managed 6 hits while holding Kingstree to the lone single by D. Singletary.
Kingstree committed 5 errors in the game while Latta committed only 1 error.
Latta’s Chase Mishue connected for a single, a double, 2 rbi, and scored 2 runs in his 2 at-bats while Russ Rogers hit a triple, a single, a rbi, and scored 3 runs. Jackson Powers garnered a double and 2 rbi in his 1 at-bat. John Malcolm George also singled, walked, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in his 3 plate appearances. Dylan Brewer picked up 2 rbi in his 3 plate appearances. Kendall Moultrie scored 2 runs while McLeod Carmichael scored 3 runs in his 3 plate appearances. Deonte Stanley, Jordan Hayes, and Chandler Nolan each scored a run in the game.
Kody Anderson picked up the win for Latta. He pitched 2 innings and allowed 1 hit, struck out 3, walked no one, and did not allow a run.
Kingstree’s B. Henerson tossed 0.1 inning and allowed 4 hits, walked 2, struck out 1, and allowed 12 runs of which 9 were earned. S. McClary pitched 1 inning and allowed 2 hits, walked 1, struck out 1, and allowed 3 runs that were earned. He was charged with the loss.
Latta will travel to East Clarendon today, Thursday, April 19, for a 6:00 p.m. game.
DCS Edges Out King’s Academy
The Dillon Christian School Warriors edged The King’s Academy 3-2 in varsity baseball action played in Dillon on Friday, April 13.
The Dillon Christian School Warriors jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning and held on to win.
The King’s Academy managed to score a run in the top of the fourth inning and another run in the top of the sixth inning.
The Warriors connected for 6 hits while holding The King’s Academy to 4 hits.
Dillon Christian School committed 1 error and The King’s Academy was guilty of 5 errors.
The Warriors’ Ereck Eck connected for a home run and 2 rbi in his 3 at-bats while Jared Ivey hit a double in his 2 at-bats. Ian Patterson also hit a double in his 3 at-bats. Barnes Causey picked up a rbi and a hit in 3 at-bats.
The King’s Academy Zach Dutton connected for a double in his 4 at-bats.
Barnes Causey was the winning pitcher. he pitched 6 innings and allowed 3 hits, 2 runs of which 1 was earned, walked 3, and struck out 8. Jared Darmon picked up the save. He pitched 1 inning and allowed 1 hit, struck out 2, did not walk anyone, and did not allow any runs.
Caleb Lutz was charged with the loss. He pitched 6 innings and allowed 6 hits, 3 runs of which only 1 was earned, walked 2, and struck out 6.
The Dillon Christian School Warriors will travel to Pee Dee Academy on Friday, April 20, for a 6:30 p.m. game.
Marlboro Academy Hands DCS Loss
Marlboro Academy handed the Dillon Christian School Warriors a 20-0 loss in the 15-run rule, 3-inning varsity softball game played in Dillon on Tuesday, April 17.
Marlboro Academy managed only 7 hits in the game while holding the Warriors to only 1 hit.
The Warriors were plagued with 8 errors in the game. Marlboro Academy did not commit any errors.
Jenna Greene picked up the win for Marlboro Academy. She pitched 2 innings and allowed 1 hit, walked no one, struck out 3, and allowed no runs.
Madison Bailey was tagged with the loss. She pitched 2 and 2/3 innings allowed 5 hits, 14 runs of which 9 were earned, walked 6, and struck out no one.
Shayla Hunt garnered the only hit for the Warriors in her 1 at-bat.
Marlboro Academy’s Regan Liles connected for a home run and 3 rbi in her 3 at-bats while Savannah Barber picked up 4 rbi and 2 hits in her 3 at-bats. Jenna Greene managed a double in her 2 at-bats.
The Dillon Christian School Warriors will host Pee Dee Academy on Friday, April 20.
Gators Come Up Short
The Lake View Wild Gators came up short in a 4-2 loss to Hannah-Pamplico in varsity baseball played in Pamplico on Tuesday, April 17.
Hannah-Pamplico placed a run on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning and added 2 in the bottom of the third inning and led 3-0 until Lake View scored 2 runs in the top of the fourth to cut the lead to only 1 run. However, Lake View would not be able to score any more runs in the game. Hannah-Pamplico managed a run in the bottom of the fourth and held on to win 4-2 over the visiting Wild Gators.
Lake View mustered 4 hits in the game while holding Hannah-Pamplico to only 1 hit.
Lake View was guilty of 4 errors, and Hannah-Pamplico committed 3 errors in the game.
Lake View’s Webb Caldwell connected for a double and a rbi in his 3 at-bats.
Hannah-Pamplico’s Mason Hicks also connected for a double and 2 rbi in his 3 at-bats.
Zach Poston picked up the win for Hannah-Pamplico. He pitched 7 innings and allowed 4 hits, 2 runs of which 1 was earned, walked no one, and struck out 1.
Webb Caldwell was tagged for the loss for Lake View. He pitched 5 innings and allowed 1 hit, 4 runs of which only 1 was earned, walked 3, and struck out 5.
Lake View is 12-2 for the season and 7-2 in Region 6-A.
Lake View will host Trinity-Byrnes today, Thursday, April 19, at 6:30 p.m
DCS Ladies Suffer Loss
The Dillon Lady Christian School Warriors returned home from Bishopville on Monday, April 16, after suffering a 10-0 loss to Robert E. Lee.
Robert E. Lee managed 10 hits while holding the Warriors to 4 hits.
Robert E. Lee placed a run on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning, 2 in the second inning, 5 in the third inning, 1 in the fourth inning, and 1 in the fifth inning to close the game out in a 10-run rule, 5-inning game.
Robert E. Lee’s Carolina McCuthen was perfect at the plate with 3 hits and a rbi in 3 at-bats while Emmie McCthen connected for a hit and scored 2 runs in her 2 at-bats. Meg Gaskins connected for 3 hits including a home run and 2 rbi in her 4 at-bats.
Janie Altman led the Warriors with a double in 3 at-bats. Dillon Christian School committed 6 errors while Robert E. Lee committed 2 errors.
The Dillon Christian School Warriors will travel to Pee Dee Academy on Friday, April 20, for a 6:30 p.m. game.
Latta Ladies Win Doubleheader
The Latta Lady Vikings won both games of a double-header against Kingstree in Latta on Tuesday, April 17.
In the first game, Latta defeated Kingstree 13-0 in the 10-rule shortened game in which Kingstree managed single by #7.
Latta connected for 8 2 singles, 4 rbi, and scored 2 runs in her 3 at-bats. Jayla Jackson hit a triple, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in her 2 at-bats. Lauren Webster connected for a double and picked up a rbi in her 1 at-bat. Kaleigh Caulder garnered a single, a walk, a rbi, and scored a run in her 2 plate appearances. Bailey Wiggins garnered a single, a rbi, and scored a run in her 1 at-bat. Camryn Sawyer picked up a walk and scored 2 runs in her 2 plate appearances. Rayne Nolan scored 2 runs, and Kaylie Miller scored a run in her 1 at-bat. Kristin Woodle also scored a run in the game.
Kingstree committed 5 errors in the game, and Latta did not commit any errors.
#10 for Kingstree was tagged with the loss. She pitched 2 innings and allowed 8 hits, walked 4, and allowed 13 runs of which 5 were earned.
Jayla Jackson picked up the win for Latta. She pitched 3 innings and struck out 8, walked 1, allowed 1 hit, and did not allow any runs.
Latta will travel to Hartsville today, Thursday, April 19, for a 7:00 p.m. game. In the second game, the Latta Lady Vikings shut-out Kingstree 10-0.
Latta connected for 7 hits in the game including a home run by Madison Owens, a double by Kirstin Woodle, a double and a single by Arica Gandy, A double by Camryn Sawyer, a single by Jesselyn Bryant, and a single by Dixie Collins.
Kingstree committed 4 errors, and Latta was perfect on defense by not committing any errors.
Kingstree’s #10 was tagged with the loss.
Arica Gandy picked up the win for Latta. She pitched 3 innings and struck out 8
Latta Hands Swamp Foxes A Loss
The Latta Vikings handed the Marion Swamp Foxes a 12-2 loss in the 10-run rule, 6-inning varsity baseball game played in Latta on Monday, April 16.
The Vikings scored in all but one of the 6 innings played. Latta placed 2 runs on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning, 3 in the bottom of the second inning, 1 in the bottom of the fourth inning, 3 in the bottom of the fifth inning, and 3 in the bottom of the sixth inning while holding Marion to 2 runs in the top of the fourth inning. Latta managed to place runs on the scoreboard while picking up 8 hits and holding Marion to 7 hits.
The Vikings’ Dylan Brewer connected for a double, a home run, 4 rbi, and scored a run in his 3 at-bats while Jordan Hayes singled, picked up 2 rbi, and scored a run in his 1 at-bat. Jackson Powers was also perfect at the plate with a single and a rbi in his 1 at-bat. John Malcolm George garnered 2 singles, 2 rbi, and scored a run in his 4 at-bats. Trey Anderson doubled, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in his 1 at-bat. McLeod Carmichael singled, walked, and scored a run in his 4 plate appearances. Russ Rogers garnered 4 walks and scored 3 runs in his 4 plate appearances.
Chandler Matthews garnered a walk and scored a run in his 3 plate appearances. Deonte Stanley walked and scored a run in his 4 plate appearances. Chandler Nolan scored a run in his 1 plate appearance.
Marion’s J. Bass was perfect at the plate with a single in his 1 at-bat while C. Hatchell singled and picked up a rbi in his 3 at-bats. R. Morgan doubled and scored a run in his 3 at-bats. Dawson Hunsucker singled and scored a run in his 2 at-bats. H. Cox singled in his 2 at-bats while J. Sims singled in his 3 plate appearances. T. Reaves singled in his 4 at-bats.
Latta committed 4 errors in the game while Marion only committed 1.
Latta’s Hunter Sawyer earned the win. He pitched 5 innings, allowed 6 hits, struck out 4, walked no one, and allowed 2 runs of which 1 was earned. McLeod Carmichael pitched 1 inning and allowed 1 hit, struck out 1, and walked no one.
Latta faced 5 pitchers from Marion. J. Sims suffered the loss for Marion. He allowed 2 runs on zero hits. T. Johnson pitched 0.0 inning and allowed 2 hits and 1 run that was not earned. T. Reaves pitched 0.2 inning and allowed 4 hits and 3 runs of which 2 were earned. C. Hatchell pitched 0.2 inning walked 1 and allowed 2 earned runs. Dawson Hunsucker pitched 3.2 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked 5, struck out 4, and allowed 4 runs of which 3 were earned.
The Latta Vikings will travel to East Clarendon on Thursday, April 19, for a 6:00 p.m. game.
Latta Defeats Marion
The Latta Lady Vikings handed the Marion Lady Swamp Foxes an 18-0 loss in the 15-run rule, 3-innning varsity softball action played in Latta on Monday, April 16.
Latta connected for 12 hits while holding Marion to only 1 hit by Kaitlyn Larrimore who singled in her 1 at-bat.
Latta’s Jayla Jackson hit a home run, a single, picked up 4 rbi, and scored a run in her 2 at-bats while Camryn Sawyer connected for 2 doubles, a walk, 3 rbi, and scored 3 runs in her 3 plate appearances. Kyra Grant tripled, singled, picked up 3 rbi, and scored 3 runs in her 3 plate appearances. Madison Owens had 2 singles, a rbi, and scored 3 runs in her 3 at-bats. Kaleigh Caulder singled, picked up a rbi, and scored 2 runs in her 2 at-bats. Kaylie Miller singled and scored 2 runs in her 2 at-bats. Riana Green singled, picked up a rbi, and scored a run in her 1 at-bat. Lauren Webster singled and picked up a rbi in her 2 at-bats. Rayne Nolan garnered a walk, picked up a rbi and scored a run in her 1 plate appearance. Jesselyn Bryant picked up a rbi in her 2 at-bats. Kristin Woodle garnered a walk and scored 2 runs in her 1 plate appearance.
Latta did not commit an error in the game while Marion was guilty of 3 errors.
Jayla Jackson picked up the win. She pitched 2 innings, allowed 1 hit, walked no one, allowed no runs, and struck out 3. Jena Stutler pitched 1 inning and walked no one, struck out 1, and allowed no hits.
Carson Cribb took the loss for Marion. She pitched 1 inning and allowed 9 hits, 11 runs of which 8 were earned, walked 2, and struck out no one. Mary Waugh also pitched an inning. She allowed 3 hits, walked 4, struck out 2, and allowed 7 runs that were all earned.
Latta will travel to Hartsville today, Thursday, April 19, for a 7:00 p.m. game.
Wildcats Get 13-3 Win
The Dillon Lady Wildcats took a 13-3 win over Waccamaw in the 10-rule, 6-inning varsity softball game played in Dillon on Tuesday, April 17.
Monazia Sowells picked up the win for the Lady Wildcats.
After 4 and 1/2 innings, Dillon was up 8-3.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, Lexie Rogers hit one up the middle for a lead-off single. However, the Lady ‘Cats could not generate any more offense, and the runner was stranded on base.
Dillon managed to set Waccamaw down in 1, 2, 3 fashion in the top of the sixth inning.
Dillon’s Emilee Price led off the top of the sixth inning with a hot grounder up the middle for a lead-off single followed by Jayla Goodwin who hit another hot grounder up the middle. Qyiesah Wilson hit one to center to load the bases. Dillon’s #6 hit a grounder between third and the shortstop and a run scored to make the score 9-3. Nyeisha Wilson popped up a high one at home plate that was caught by the catcher for out 1. Lexie Rogers hit one to deep left center for a triple and 3 rbi. Brandi Turner hit a sacrifice fly to center, and Rogers scored from third for the 13-3 win.
The Lady Wildcats will travel to Darlington today, Thursday, April 19, for a 7:00 p.m. game.
Wildcats Defeat Waccamaw
The Dillon Wildcats took and 3-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning and held on to hand Waccamaw a 3-0 loss in Dillon on Tuesday, April 17.
Daniel Chestnut picked up the win. He pitched 6 innings and allowed 4 hits, no runs, walked 2, and struck out no one.
Caleb Colegrove was tagged with the loss for Waccamaw. He pitched 6 innings and allowed 4 hits, 3 runs of which were earned, walked 2, and struck out 4.
Dillon did not commit any errors in the game while Waccamaw committed 3.
Dillon’s Jon-Mitchell Carter connected for a double and a rbi in his 2 at-bats while Noah Carter also connected for a hit and a rbi in his 2 at-bats. Ty’Quan Rogers also garnered a hit in his 3 at-bats.
Dillon will host Georgetown on Friday, April 20, at 6:30 p.m.
DCS Loses To Marlboro Academy
Although the Dillon Christian School Warriors fought back late in the game, it was not enough to overtake Marlboro Academy’s early lead, and the Warriors lost a close one 10-8 on Tuesday, April 17, at home.
Marlboro Academy took an early 5-run lead in the top of the third inning and added 2 runs in the top of the fourth inning before Dillon Christian School could place 3 runs on the scoreboard in the bottom of the sixth inning. Marlboro Academy added 3 runs in the top of the seventh inning and the Warriors answered with 5 of their own in the bottom of the seventh.
Marlboro Academy connected for 10 hits in the game while Dillon Christian School managed 6 hits. The game was plagued with errors with Marlboro Academy committing 7, and the Warriors committed 4 errors.
Jonathan Wiggins connected for 3 hits and 4 rbi in his 4 at-bats for Marlboro Academy, and Devin Hardy garnered 2 hits and a rbi in 4 at-bats while Peyton Herndon managed a double in his 2 at-bats. Garrett Collins picked up 2 rbi and a hit in his 2 at-bats for the Warriors while Ian Patterson picked up a rbi and 2 hits in his 3 at-bats. Josh Griggs picked up the win for Marlboro Academy. He pitched 4 innings and allowed 2 hits, walked no one, struck out 9, and allowed no runs.
Barnes Causey was tagged with the loss. He pitched 2 and 1/3 innings and allowed 2 hits, 5 runs of which were earned, walked 1, and struck out 3.
Dillon Christian School will travel to Pee Dee Academy on Friday, April 20, for a 6:30 p.m. game.
