Prep Roundup: Sullins-Mabe Shutout Leads Bearcats

Friday, May 02, 2008 - 11:43 PM




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Dylan Sullins and Kalan Mabe combined for a three-hit shutout Friday as Virginia High (3-2, 7-9) stopped the Gate City Blue Devils by a 6-0 margin in prep baseball.

Mabe also added two hits, while Brent Davenport contributed a double, single and three RBIs.

Buck Eldridge had two hits for Gate City, now 6-7 and 2-3.

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Virginia High 002 031 X"?6 7 1

Hughes, Kirk (5) and Clark. Sullins, Mabe (3) and Arnold. W_Mabe (2-3). L"?Hughes (4-2).

J. I. Burton 17, Pound 1

Jaymil Sensabaugh drove in four runs on three hits as the Raiders (11-5, 5-2) posted another Lonesome Pine District win.

Ethan Stewart and Jacob Caudill added two hits each for Burton. Junior Michael Hensley struck out seven in his varsity pitching debut for Burton.

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Branham, Logan (1), Hughes (1), Sturgill (3), and Carroll. Hensley, Sensabaugh (5) and Hunniciutt. W?Hensley (1-0). L"?Branham.

Richlands 9, Marion 6

Jordan Barnette collected three hits, including two doubles, as Richlands (14-0) improved to 7-0 in the Southwest District.

Jacob Rife added two hits for Richlands, while Tyler Nicley led Marion with two hits

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Martin, Nicley (4) and Rakes. Stiltner, Sizemore (7) and Elwsick. W?Stiltner. L"?Martin.

St. Paul 8, Coeburn 6

Tyler Phillips collected three hits and earned the decision for the Deacons.

Bryce Lawson drove in the winning runs with a two-run single in the seventh, while Cory Ellis added two hits.

Andrew Pate and John Dean supplied two hits each for Coeburn.

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Phillips and Ellis. Pate and Dean. W_Phillips. L"?Pate.

John Battle 12, Lee 0

Michael Johnson collected three hits as the Trojans (10-4, 4-1) remained tied for first place in the Clinch Mountain District.

Josh Doss, Jerry Jones and Josh Osborne all supplied doubles for Battle, while Justin Hutton earned the decision.

Lee remains winless in CMD play at 0-5.

S. Valley 11, Haysi 5

Shelby Valley, Ky. scored seven runs in the eighth inning to post the non-district win.

Haysi junior Joe Yates, who is hitting over .700, led Haysi (9-6) with three hits and three RBIs.

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Wright and Varney. Barton and Mullins. W?Wright L"?Barton.

Abingdon 16, Grundy 7

In a game played Thursday, the Falcons scored seven runs in the seventh inning to break open a close game.

Justin Malone led Abingdon (7-5) with three runs and two of the 11 hits for AHS.

Travis Clevinger paced Grundy (2-10) with two hits.

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Grundy 400 120 0"?7 7 3

Ketron, Hagy (4), Witt (7) and Payne. Justus, Kelly (7), Billiter (7), Cantrell (7) and O'Quinn. W_Hagy. L"?Justus.

Chilhowie 11, George Wythe 5

Marcus Little was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs as the Warriors blew out the Maroons.

Kelly Kline was 3-for-4 for GW (6-5), while Devin Smith went 3-for-3 with an RBI.

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Clampitt and J. Jackson. Smith, Grimes (5) and Holland.

Northwood 3, Patrick Henry 2

Zach Delp threw a three-hit complete-game in a winning decision and also added a two-RBI single for the Panthers (5-9).

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Copenhaver, Frye (5) and Montgomery. Delp and Norris.

Clintwood 12, Appalachia 10

J.D. Bevel went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, while Russell Hull went 2-for-2 with a solo home run as the Greenwave outlasted the Bulldogs.

Derek Robbins picked up 14 strikeouts for Clintwood (8-6, 3-4 Lonesome Pine District).

Morgan Ireson scored three runs for Appalachia.

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Appalachia 600 106 1-10 9 6

Beverly, Robbins (1) and Flemming. Boyd, Hall (4) and Carter. HR: C-Hull (solo in second).

Abingdon 14, Graham 4

Zach Witt was 2-for-4 with four RBIs and picked up the win for the Falcons (8-5, 5-1 Highlands District), while Josh Barker added three hits.

David Morris hit an RBI double for the G-Men.

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Abingdon 550 13-14 13 1

Barreras, Landreth (3) and Harklerode. Witt, Nadler (5) and Payne. HR: A-Witt (two-on in fifth)

J.J. Kelly 14, Powell Valley 3

Aaron Gardner went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and a double and Justin Wilson was 3-for-4 with two RBIs as the Indians ran wild. Devin Sproles also went 2-for-3 with two RBIs for J.J. Kelly.

Lucas Fannon hit a solo home run in the third inning for the Vikings (12-4).

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Cody Bentley and Cup. Burke, Bray (3), Fannon (4) and Lusk. HR: PV-Fannon (solo in third)

PREP SOFTBALL

Gate City 6, J. Battle 1

Sophomore Shianna Grills struck out five en route to a two-hitter as the Blue Devils stopped John Battle in a Clinch Mountain District game Thursday.

Alyssa Clark paced Gate City (7-8, 1-3) with two hits and three RBIs.

John Battle (3-12, 1-3) has played the entire season without standout pitcher Nikita Belcher due to a knee injury.

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Gate City 230 010 x? 6 8 1

Hall and Street. Grills and Burke. W"?Grills (3-5). L? Hall (3-12).

Castlewood 10, J.I. Burton 3

Keisha Perrigan went 3-for-4 with one RBI, while Courtney Compton was 2-for4 with two RBIs, as the Blue Devils (8-5) downed the Raiders.

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Castlewood 234 100 X-10 9 2

Hampton and Miller. Trent and Compton. HR: JIB-Hamilton (two-run in fourth)

Abingdon 10, Marion 5

Seniors Kendra Hooker, Allison Meade and Chelsie Brown all had big nights for the Falcons on Senior Night.

Hooker drove in three runs on two hits, including a two-run home run. Meade supplied two hits and three run, while Brown struck out 12.

Allie Gross scored two runs for Marion.

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Gross and Havens. Brown and Viers, Hooker. W"?Brown (1-1). L"?Gross. HR"?Hooker (A) 5th, one on.

Twin Springs 18, Ervinton 1

Courtney Lell recorded eight strikeouts and gave up five hits in a complete-game victory. She also went 2-for-2 with four RBIs and a double and scored two runs.

Tamara Campbell went 2-for-3 with two RBIs a double and two runs for Twin Springs (9-5), while Taneisha Wallen was 2-for-2 with a double and two RBIs.

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Twin Springs 103 (14)X

Hill and McCoy. Lell and Wallen

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