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Sanderson baseball Daniel Dulaney pitches playoff no
Dulaney struck out five and walked three to efficiently dispose of the scrappy Cougars (1012), who won five of their last six in conference play just to make it to the postseason.
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After Cory Wood scored on a wild pitch to give the Spartans a 50 lead, Ryan Jeffers and Tim Smiley drove in four runs with backtoback base hits to push the lead to 90.
Dulaney stepped to the plate facing an enviable situation. With a runner on second, an RBI hit would end the game on the 10run mercy rule and he have his nohitter without having to go back out to the mound and pitch the final inning.
was hard, Dulaney said. really wanted to go out for the seventh. smacked the ball through the right side of the infield, but Smiley held at third base, and the inning ended with the duo on the corners.
Third baseman Cas Silber kept the nohitter alive to start the seventh, charging in, barehanding a dribbler and throwing out Apex Cooper Grissom by inches at first.
just had pretty good stuff today, Dulaney said. felt like a normal start. My arm felt pretty good, but it was nothing different. I just threw strikes and the defense did a good job.
Wakefield girls track looks to continue reign at NCHSAA 4A championship meet
Four years ago, Wakefield track and field team started with a new coach and a strong group of young athletes. High School Athletic Association track and field.
Sanderson baseball Daniel Dulaney pitches playoff nohitter against Apex
Dulaney strikes out five and walks three as the Spartans advance past the Cougars. Saturday, May 18, at The Factory, 1839 S. Main St., Wake Forest. The cost for the 5K is $25 on race day and $10 for the mile walk. Proceeds will benefit the Wake Forest Rotary Club Million meals project. Official times will be taken and awards will be presented. High School Athletic Association 4A girls soccer tournament contest that was filled with drama both on and off the field.
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Midseason streak boosts Sanderson baseball.
Sanderson baseball team rattled off six straight conference wins after spring break to leap into first place in the Cap Eight standings.
The week ahead
The Cap Eight tournament was scheduled to begin Monday with the semifinals on Tuesday and the championship on Thursday. Heritage was set to host the semifinal and championship rounds.
Reeves bounces back for Leesville Road girls soccer
Though her Leesville Road team fell short of a win against Millbrook last week, Kelsey Reeves knows all about comebacks.
Stroud brings experience, leadership to Millbrook girls soccer
Millbrook Jackie Stroud was all over the field in last week 32 win over Leesville Road in the regular season finale. She scored the game first goal and her team winning goal as the Wildcats remained undefeated in Cap Eight play. Stroud knows a lot about winning. She won a state championship as a freshman in Fayetteville, Ga., before transferring to Millbrook.