LEWISBURG — A three-run fourth inning on Tuesday night wasn’t enough for Marshall County to pick up a win against visiting Lincoln County as the Falcons knocked in the game-winning run in the top of the fifth inning on a RBI double in the 5-4 win over the Tigers.
Lincoln County plated the first run of the game in the top of the first inning, but Reid Mitchell tied the game at one apiece with a RBI single to center field.
The Falcons responded in short order and put its first four batters of the third inning on base, including a bases-loaded walk for the first run of the third.
A sac-fly and sac-bunt bumped the Lincoln County lead to 4-1 by the end of the third.
After being sat down in order in the third, Thomas Beech ground out to first, but scored John Morgan Thomas from third, who reached earlier via walk.
Grayson Miller then clubbed a two RBI triple to left, once again tying the game, this time at four.
The final run of the game came in a RBI double in the top of the fifth.
Neither team was able to score in the final two innings.
In total, Marshall County managed just three hits, but two of the three went for extra bases.
On the mound, Grayson Miller went three innings and gave up four runs on three hits before Trey Warner took over and pitched four innings, giving up one unearned run on three hits, while striking out five.

Lincoln Co. 103 010 0 — 5 6 2
Marshall Co. 010 300 0 — 4 3 3

Marshall Co.: Trey Warner 1-for-2, Reid Mitchell 1-for-1, Grayson Miller 1-for-3.
WP: Harwell
LP: Warner

Lincoln Co. 10, Marshall Co. 0
FAYETTEVILLE — It was a tough afternoon on Monday for the Marshall County Tigers, who struggled to consistently put connect at the plate against Lincoln County in a 10-0 district loss.
The Falcons took advantage of a four-run third inning and a six-run fifth inning to claim the 10-run rule limit in the bottom of the fifth.
Tiger starting pitcher Bailin Luttrell cruised through the first inning, but dodge some trouble in the second inning as he worked around a two walks and a balk, but maintained the scoreless start.
The Falcons went on to plate four runs in the third on two RBI doubles and a wild pitch.
Errors came back to bite the Tigers in the fifth, costing Marshall County two runs.
The Tigers got just two hits off Lincoln County pitching—a first-inning single by John Morgan Thomas and a third-inning single by Lucas Hery.
Luttrell went three innings and gave up four runs on three hits, while striking out three.
Eli Cross pitched 1 1/3 innings in relief and gave up six runs on one hit, while striking out two.

Marshall Co. 000 00 — 0 2 2
Lincoln Co. 004 06 — 10 4 1

Marshall Co.: John Morgan Thomas 1-for-1, L Hery 1-for-2;
WP: Hernandez
LP: Luttrell