SCAC Tournament Research Paper

The Texas Rangers (73-65) came into this game just one game back of the Houston Astros in the AL West, and they looked dominant in the series so far against the Seattle Mariners (67-73). The Rangers had won two in a row and had to feel good about their chances tonight, but laid an absolute goose egg in a 6-0 defeat to the putrid Seattle Mariners. Martin Perez (2-5, 5.43 ERA) took the loss for the Rangers and Vidal Nuño (1-2, 3.25 ERA) took the win for the Mariners.

After another weekend where the Gents swept an SCAC opponent, Centenary rose in all three polls. The American Baseball Coaches Association/Collegiate News poll moved the Maroon and White up to eighth from 12th, while Perfectgame (The only poll to have Centenary ranked all season) moved the Gents up a spot to 10th. Note: These polls do

The Gents played a closer game then they are used to in the series finale, but the Maroon and White never trailed in the series as Centenary (16-3, 3-0 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) swept a doubleheader with a 12-0 win (seven innings) in game one and 9-6 in game two.

Despite being ranked #16 Perfect Game, the Gents are not yet in the top-25 in the D3Baseball.com poll. However, Centenary received 28 points in the poll to be the top “Also Receiving Votes” team in the SCAC. Trinity received 26 votes, while Texas Lutheran garnered three votes.

Sunday April 24, 2016. This was the date of this tournament. The team that I’m on is called the Berlin Bulldogs. Berlin is the town that we support, and Bulldogs to support that we’re a tough and strong team. We played eight games and lost 3, won 3, and tied 2 of the games. Most of the parents that we had to support us, were supplying the food and drinks so that we wouldn’t starve or run out of drinks. We had a chant, a great team, and the best coaches that guided us through the success that we needed. The worst part of this tournament was that we’re a 2nd league team and we were playing against the best of the best teams. The strange thing was that we won against one of those teams by 10 points (they must have played against really easy teams to become the best of the best teams!). The fields that we played on had the greenest of grass, but the fields were horrible because there were many areas that had holes and many people on the teams came off the field in pain because of falling into those holes.

A three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh by Alex Bishop and an insurance run in the eighth by UT Tyler spoiled a comeback by the LeTourneau University baseball team in the opening round game of the 2016 ASC Baseball Tournament Blue Bracket. The matchup was a rematch of the last two champions of the American Southwest Conference Tournament.

Pollard continued to have a stellar game defensively as she was putting the Springers guards on lockdown this afternoon. Wiggins did not stop either with her dominant game as she was flirting with a double double. Springers through everything they had at Princess Anne, but on this day, it just seemed like it wasn’t going to be enough. The clock began to tick towards the one minute mark, and you could see few people around the Siegel Center begin to hold up fours, implying that the Lady Cavaliers were on their way to their fourth straight state title if they held on for one last minute, well they did. Lady Cavaliers added another State Championship to their legacy. This made number 8 for Head Coach Darnell Dozier, while senior Nyla Pollard became the only female in the area with 4 State Titles.

Mr. BABIN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the Liberty Lady Panther Softball Team for winning the 2018 Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL) 4A High School Softball State Championship! This is the first championship for girl’s athletics at Liberty High School.

Zapata added an RBI double in the fourth, finishing the game a triple short of the cycle and 3-for-4 with five RBI’s and two runs scored in the final game of the tournament.

SHREVEPORT, La. – Down by 72-49, The Gents used a 25-4 run to pull within a possession. Senior James Sapp’s career-high 43rd point on a three pointer tied the game with 13 seconds left, but the Gents fell on a triple by Sterling Holmes with two seconds left as Centenary (8-10, 2-5 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) lost to Texas Lutheran (11-7, 5-2 SCAC) 98-95 Sunday afternoon, January 22.

The Rangers looked to have this thing locked up right from the get go, but Colby Lewis would always found a way to make things interesting. The Rangers put up a lethal six spot in the first inning, enough for most to think game over. But to the Astros credit, and lack of execution by Colby, that wasn't the case last night. You hear it time and time again, when you hang a crooked number on the scoreboard it is imperative that the pitcher goes out there and crushes the opposing teams spirits with a zero spot the next half inning. On Monday night, Colby Lewis did the

The Sooners answered in the bottom half of the inning when they scored seven runs on seven hits. Wise and junior center fielder Ben Hollas led off the inning with back-to-back singles. Freshman Steele Walker tied the game with a two-run double to right. Six straight got on base before freshman catcher Domenic DeRenzo hit a three-run home run to put Oklahoma ahead 7-2.

Hughson looked to push their momentum in the second half putting up four goals as Morgan Ehlers would put up two points,then Jessie Lawrence would put up one point and lastly Iliana Gonzalez would put up the last point of the game for Hughson.While Maddison Kenburg would only put one up for Escalon.Making the final score 5-2.

With the season on the line, the seniors team had to win against St. Francis Xavier. Down by two baskets at the end of

In game one, York grabbed a three-0 lead in the backside of the primary inning, however Bethany spoke back by means of scoring seven runs over the next three innings to take a 7-5 skills heading into the fifth. The Panthers managed to get two runs to pass dwelling plate within the 1/3.