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Today's Sports

  • Lady Jackets win big at home

    Due to the wild weather in March, the Kingston Lady Yellow Jacket softball team had to wait until Monday evening to open at home.

    It appeared to be worth the wait, though. Kingston blew out Scott County, outscoring the Lady Highlanders 28-0 in two games of a double-header.

    “This group of girls makes my job a lot easier,” Kingston Coach Wendy Johnson said. “They’re seasoned, they’re experienced, and they’re smart and I’m lucky to be in this position and I’m lucky to have them.”

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  • Midway loses pair of close games

    The Midway Green Wave couldn’t get their bats going losing both games of a double-header to Oneida, 3-2 and 2-1, Tuesday evening at Midway.

    Both games came down to pitching and the teams taking advantage of the hits when they happened.

    The Indians struck first.

    Oneida was able to put three on the board in the second inning thanks to three hits.

    It was an anomoly and wasn’t repeated for the rest of the game as Green Wave pitcher CJ Huff was able to keep the Indian batters guessing for the rest of the evening.

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  • OS outpaces Eagles for win

    The Oliver Springs Bobcats played host to the Oakdale Eagles in game two of their two-game series Tuesday night.

    The Bobcats were able to pick up the second win in as many nights with a final of 10-1.

    “A couple guys got going for us tonight and that really helped,” said Oliver Springs head coach Tony Kegley

    “Sweeps are always great, it’s very hard to beat a team twice in two nights. We are playing really good defense right now.”

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  • Blue Devils sweep ’Dawgs

    By Melissa Coley

    newsroom@roanecounty.com

    For the second night in a row, the Blue Devil offense put big numbers up on the scoreboard to defeat the Wartburg Bulldogs by a final score of 14-3.

    Noah Dickerson got things going for the Devils, getting on base due to an error.

    Dickson didn’t stay on base long as he got out at second on a fielder’s choice.

    Brady Stubbs became the new recipient of firstbase and advanced to second as Brandon Turpin drew a walk.

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  • Kingston dominant on tennis court

    Boys Singles

    (Kingston wins 3-1-2)

    Dylan Love (Kingston) 8-5 Thackery Porter (Rockwood)

    Cody Charles (Kingston) 8-2 Logan Brock (Rockwood)

    Jacob Logan (Kingston) 1-8 Eric Jones (Rockwood)

    Austin Key (Kingston) Win by forfeit

    Tie

    Tie

    Girls Singles

    (Kingston wins 6-0)

    Emily Cash (Kingston) 8-3 Kelli Ross (Rockwood)

    Kerah Darley (Kingston) 8-2 Kyler Gunter (Rockwood)

    Madi Mclure (Kingston) 8-1 Pryid Patel (Rockwood)

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  • Senior bowlers putting up big...

    SENIOR BOWLERS

    March 16

    1st High Game------Diane Moore, George Wadlington---450

    2nd High Game-------Alma Williams, Ken Altes---455

    3rd High Game ---Diane Moore, George Wadlington---468

    High Scores today ----- Connie Millhollon—201 game, Larry Blankenship 208 game, Rick Alderfer, 235 game, Rick Matthews---207,235 games.

    High Series today---- Diane Moore, George Wadlington---1368

    High Series For March---- Diane Moore, George Wadlington---1368

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  • Lady Tigers can’t get bats going...

    By Taylor Crombie

    newsroom@roanecounty.com

    The Sunbright Lady Tigers shocked the district Thursday night by pulling off a 19-2 run-rule victory at Rockwood.

    “We didn’t show up at all,” Rockwood head coach Guy Thompson said. “We didn’t make any plays; we just didn’t do anything tonight.”

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  • Tigers’ stay hot against...

    By Taylor Crombie

    newsroom@roanecounty.com

    Rockwood’s Kyle Van Patten and Nate Brackett pitched a pair of perfect games in Thursday’s doubleheader against Sunbright.

    Neither game lasted longer than three innings as the Rockwood Tigers remained patient at the plate and took advantage of Sunbright errors to win the first contest 20-0 and the second 17-0.

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  • Green Wave hammers Eagles

    The Midway Green Wave swept the Oakdale Eagles in a double-header Friday evening, 7-0 and 11-1, at Midway.

    The name of the game for the Green Wave was defense and pitching.

    Gabe Moore pitched a complete game no hitter in the first game, while Andrew Burton pitched four innings of one-hit baseball in the second game with 5 strikeouts.

    Brandon Burnum came in the final inning to end things for Midway in the second contest.

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