Terriers Sweep Dh From Jays, News (Terriers Baseball)

Cocoa Beach The 18u Terriers wrapped up the March break trip to Florida with a pair of victories over the Ontario Blue Jays 18s+17s. Playing in games 9 and 10 of the week, with plenty of at bats under their belts, they would bash out 25 hits on the day en route to the double header sweep. Billy Ralston had the ball in game 1 vs the Jays 18s squad. He would give his team 4 innings and left the game with it tied 4-4.

All four runs were unearned as this game was marred by very poor defense from both sides. Righthander Connor Smith came on in the 5th. He went four innings allowing just one run, while striking out four. With the game tied 5-5 in the top of the 9th, the Terriers rallied for three runs on four hits. Christian Fearon got it going with a lead off walk and a steal of second. Cole Peragine followed with a walk and after a pass ball both would score on a Brandon Dailey shot up the middle. The rally continued on hits by Jordan Mountford, Simon Clarke and Graham Tebbit. Ted Hall came on to pitch the ninth and seal the 8-6 Terriers win. Game Summary Fearon 1B,W,RBI,SB,RS Doran W,RS Peragine 1B,1B,W,RS, Dailey 1B,1B,1B, 2RS,SAC,3RBI Mountford 1B,1B, RS,RBI Clarke 2B,RBI Tebbit 1B,2B, 2RBI, RS Romanin 1B Katayama SAC The Terriers faced the 17u Blue Jays in game two and cruised to a 12-2 win. Lucas Scocchia pitched innings one through four allowing just one run on two hits. He did not walk a batter and left the game with a 4-1 lead. He gave way to lefty Austin Huibers. Austin went two innings, allowed one run and left after the 6th with the Terriers leading 7-2. In the bottom of the 6th the Terriers tacked on five more runs highlighted by a 3 run homer to right center by DH Jordon Mountford. Cole Peragine also had a big game at the plate with 4 hits. Game Summary Dailey 1B,1B,3RBI,2RS,SB Godo 1B,RBI,SB Vacca SB,RS Peragine 1B,1B,1B,1B,3RS,2RBI,SB Gignac 1B,W,RS,SB Clarke 1B,2B,RBI,W,RS Mountford HR,2B,4RBI,3RS,SB Marshall 1B,RBI,RS,W The Terriers are off to British Columbia March 29- April 5 to play some college games in Kelowna and then compete in the Best of the West tournament in Kamloops.