Big Fourth Inning Leads Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers Past Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars

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Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers defeated Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars 16-1 on Thursday thanks in part to 10 runs in the fourth inning. Bryce Nicholson singled, scoring one run, Clay Quesinberry doubled, scoring two runs, a dropped third strike scored one run, Chanson Rakes singled, scoring one run, Hunter Gravley singled, scoring one run, Will Love singled, scoring two runs, Eli Busick singled, scoring one run, and Dane Leonard drew a walk, scoring one run.

Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars opened the scoring in the second after Jayden Corns doubled, scoring one run.

Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers flipped the game on its head in the bottom of the second, scoring six runs on two hits to take the lead, 6-1. The biggest blow in the inning was an error that drove in two.

Reid Horton earned the win for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers. The starting pitcher gave up two hits and one run over four innings, striking out nine and walking one. Mark Register took the loss for Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars. The righty went three innings, giving up six runs (zero earned) on three hits, striking out five and walking two. Bryce Nicholson pitched one inning of shutout ball for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers in relief. The reliever allowed one hit, striking out three and walking none.

Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers accumulated 12 hits in the game. Clay Quesinberry went 2-for-3 at the plate and led the team with two runs batted in. Bryce Nicholson led Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers with three hits in four at bats. Caleb Shaw collected two hits for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers in three at bats.

Jayden Corns led Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars with one run batted in. The infielder went 1-for-2 on the day. Jayden Corns, Derrick Brooks, and Laine Errichetti each collected one hit for Patrick County Junior Varsity Cougars. Derrick Brooks stole two bases.

Adam Nester

Congratulations Adam ! Thank You for representing us folks out in Laurel Fork !

Today in our World 🌎 we only have a therapy session, one final ceremony and one final Softball game. Very light by comparison to the rest of the week but that’s not the case for a great number of people in Carroll County.

Tomorrow is graduation 🎓 and with that comes a great deal of emotions. It’s been a crazy week across the board for a number of people. If you’re one that fits into that category, hopefully the Bible scripture will help. If you are not one of those and you have an opportunity to show compassion to someone who is, God will love you for it !

Let’s call today – Be Kind Day

Macie Adkins, Kevin Burress and Tammy Tobler make hanging out and hosting games at Cavalier Park a memory waiting to happen !

Thank You Coach Rick Nester for the partnership 🙏 we formed over the past four years.

Thank You to Greg Talley for both being there for us and taking the Photos 📷. Its tough to both talk and take pictures at the same time.

Thank You to our Athletic Director Kevin DeHaven for attending and bringing flowers 💐.

Thank You Ben Tickle 🙏 for adding one more layer of class to the moment.

Thank you to the two members of the McKenzie family 👪 who supported their daughter and Big Sis.

Thank you to Martin McKenzie for being  Martin McKenzie 🙏

Thank You Principal Chuck Thompson for your willingness in allowing me to create these days for the Tennis 🎾 programs.

If you have eight Varsity teams in the Spring, all eight should get to have their moment in the spotlight. I believe that I figured out that it was 28 Student Athletes across the eight Sports.

I managed to hold the 🎤🎙🎤 for seven of the eight and Baseball Coach Casey Burcham was gracious enough to let me frame the eighth one up for his group.

To Martin McKenzie – I 💘 you, Brother!