Inclement weather proved to be no impediment for the Cornersville Bulldogs (10-6) Friday. Playing in a steady rain, the Bulldogs thumped an overmatched Hampshire squad 13-1 in five innings at home to complete the season sweep of the Hawks. Having defeated Hampshire, 14-0, just two days earlier, CHS head coach Brent Adcox used the opportunity to get his reserves some playing time. ...
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Inclement weather proved to be no impediment for the Cornersville Bulldogs (10-6) Friday. Playing in a steady rain, the Bulldogs thumped an overmatched Hampshire squad 13-1 in five innings at home to complete the season sweep of the Hawks.
Having defeated Hampshire, 14-0, just two days earlier, CHS head coach Brent Adcox used the opportunity to get his reserves some playing time. Cornersville's offense didn't show much of a drop off against the Hawks, as the Bulldogs pounded out 12 hits and drew five walks.
Senior center fielder Jimmy Civils had a productive debut in the starting lineup, going 2-for-3 with a walk, two RBIs, and two runs scored in the leadoff spot. Second-baseman P.J. Allen also added a pair of triples, two RBIs, and a run scored for CHS, while starting pitcher Tyler Cole tallied a pair of singles and two RBIs. Jeremy Burgess, Brett Rogers, Bruce Tipper, Chuck Bassham, Mark Lane, and Chase Bassham registered one hit apiece for Cornersville as well.
See Wednesday's Tribune for the complete story.