Co-first place teams York, Lafayette and Warhill all lose in Bay Rivers District baseball, Grafton softball tops York to move back over .500, HRA boys lacrosse prevails in OT, and more.
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BASEBALL
Grafton 14 York 1
Lane Deaver batted 2-3 and scored three runs, Gray Harris finished 2-3 with 3 RBI and Tim Beyer went 3-3 with two runs-scored as Grafton rolled to a 14-1 five-inning victory over visiting York. Sophomore Evan Sperling allowed just one hit and one run while striking out six in five innings of work for the Clippers (6-3 BRD), who moved a game back of York (7-2 BRD), Warhill (7-2 BRD) and Lafayette (7-2 BRD), which remain in a three-way tie for first atop the district standings.
Jamestown 7 Warhill 0
William and Mary bound-pitcher Matt Smith was brilliant on the mound Tuesday, hurling a complete-game two-hit shutout while striking out nine batters as Jamestown blanked co-first place Warhill 7-0 Tuesday. The game was a scoreless tie heading into the seventh inning before the Eagles (3-6 BRD) rallied for all seven of their runs in their final at bat, thanks largely to Jacob Osborne (1-3 2 RBI), Austin Carter (2-4) and Griffin Colorado (2-3 2B).
Poquoson 9 Lafayette 3
Visiting Poquoson scored five runs in the top of the seventh inning to pull away and beat Lafayette, snapping the Rams’three-game Bay Rivers District win streak. Dave Boutell (4-5) led the Islanders (4-5 BRD) with five RBI while Jeremiah Antle paced the Rams (7-2 BRD) batting 2-3 with a pair of RBIs.
Greenbrier Christian Academy 18 Walsingham Academy 12
Greenbrier Christian’s baseball team racked up 18 runs on 13 hits and outlasted host Walsingham 18-12 in a slugfest Tuesday afternoon. Greenbrier Christian led 10-2 in the second inning before Walsingham (4-8, 2-2 TCIS) rallied all the way back to things 10-all in the bottom of the fourth, but Gators responded with eight runs in the final three frames to pull away. Jared Mitchell (2-6 4 RBI)) belted two homeruns to lead Greenbrier Christian, while Thomas Chisam (3-3 2B) and Alex Brondyke (2-4) drove in four RBI apiece to pace the Trojans’ offense.
Smithfield 11 Tabb 9
SOFTBALL
Grafton 7 York 3
Winning pitcher Christa Hall chipped in with an RBI triple from the plate and Allison Deaver went 2-3 with a pair of RBIs as Grafton’s softball team handed York (6-3 BRD) its third Bay Rivers District loss of the season, 7-3 at home. The Clippers improved to 5-4 in the district with the victory.
Jamestown 11 Warhill 0
Jessica Stone pitched a four-hit shutout as Jamestown’s softball team breezed past Warhill 11-0 on the road. Brooke Smith batted 3-4 with three runs, a double and two RBI while Courtney Smith finished 2-4 with two runs-scored and one RBI for the Eagles, who improved to 2-7 in the Bay Rivers District while Warhill dropped to 3-6 in the BRD.
Tabb 2 Smithfield 0
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BOYS TENNIS
Bruton 6 Grafton 3
Singles
Mittmann (B) d. Choi 6-1, 6-1
Riley (B) d. Caraballo 6-0, 6-2
Shafer (B) d. Y. Kim 6-1, 6-4
McLaughlin (B) d. Yang 6-4, 4-6, 1-0 (12-10)
Zhang (G) d. Mitchell 6-1, 6-2
S. Kim (G) d. Sarran 6-4, 6-3
Doubles
Mittmann-Riley (B) d. Choi-Carabello 8-2
Shafer-McLaughlin (B) d. Yang-Zhang 8-6
Tang-Kang (G) d. Mitchell-Sarran 8-0.
Records: Bruton (3-0 BRD), Graton (1-2 BRD)
Warhill 5 New Kent 4
Jackson Cummings (W) d. Caleb Baldwin (NK) 6-1, 6-4
Andrew Clayton (W) d. Robert Yorke (NK) 7-6, 6-2
Alex Bronder (NK) d. Koby Arndt (W) 6-3, 7-5
Bruce Pauls (W) d. Austin Carter (NK) 6-2, 6-2
Sam Hrncir (W) d. Tucker Huffman 7-5, 0-6, (11-9)
Thomas Polanco (NK) d. Jonathan Park (W) 6-1, 7-5
Arndt-Pauls (W) d. Bronder-Carter (NK) 8-5
Huffman-Polanco (NK) d. Hrncir-Bradley Turner (W) 8-4
Steward School 7 Walsingham Academy 2
Singles
Luke Boschen (SS) d Will Hester 8-3
Andrew Caldwell (SS) d Braden sutton 8-3
Henry Harrell (SS) d Dylan Sullivan 8-1
Jack Sims (SS) d Joe Boyd 8-2
Nikolai Martinovic (WA) d Mark Leopold 8-3
Forrest Andrews (SS) d Teddy Gutches 8-3
Doubles
Hester/Sutton (WA) d Boschen/Caldwell 8-6
Harrell/Sims (SS) d Sullivan/Martinovic 8-4
Leopold/Andrews (SS) d Gutches/ Blake Krass 9-8 (8)
Jamestown 9 York 0
The Eagles swept host York to improve to 3-0 in the Bay Rivers District.
GIRLS TENNIS
Jamestown 7 York 2
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Poquoson 6 Tabb 3
Singles
Taylor Hogge (T) def. Hunter Bayne 6-0, 6-0
Emily Liu (P) def. Eunice Hwang 6-4, 6-1
Shalni Kumar (P) def. Wendi Williams 6-0, 6-0
Caroline Szukelcwicz (P) def. Rachel Deyerle 6-3, 6-1
Darcy Myers (P) def. Grace Lightfoot 6-7 (7-9), 6-3
Allie Erenbaum (T) def. Elizabeth Zhang 6-0, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6)
Doubles
Hogge/Hwang (T) def. Bayne Liu 9-8 (7-5)
Kumar/A. Burke (P) def. Williams/Lightfoot 8-5
Erenbaum/R. Reyes (P) def. Deyerle/Rowe 8-4
GIRLS SOCCER
Walsingham Academy 1 Greenbrier Christian Academy 0
Christine McBeath’s goal proved to be the difference as Walsingham Academy shutout visiting Greenbrier Christian Academy at home 1-0 Tuesday.
Cape Henry Collegiate 5 Hampton Roads Academy 2
Laura Killough and Catie Slater provided a goal apiece and Kellyn DeChirico made 16 saves in goal for HRA’s girls soccer team (1-3 TCIS) in a 5-2 loss to Cape Henry. It was a 2-2 game at the half before Cape Henry rallied for three goals in the final 30 minutes.
BOYS SOCCER
Jamestown 4 Northampton 0
Jeff Wolons’ three-goal hat trick and one assist lifted Jamestown’s boys soccer team to a 4-0 non-district win over Northampton. It was the Eagles’ (6-2, 3-1-0 BRD) fourth victory in a row.
BOYS LACROSSE
Hampton Roads Academy 8 Cape Henry Collegiate 7 (OT)
Goals: HRA, Harris 4, Topping, Maser, Lawson, Schwarting; CHC, Deming 5, Apperson 2. Assists: HRA, Canavos, Lawson, Harris; CHC, Deming. Saves: HRA, LaPointe 12. Records: HRA 5-2; CHC 3-7
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