One night after being shut out at South Callaway, the Centralia was back in Bowling Green.
The Panthers defeated Bowling Green 11-6 and had each of their first six hitters in the lineup record …
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One night after being shut out at South Callaway, the Centralia was back in Bowling Green.
The Panthers defeated Bowling Green 11-6 and had each of their first six hitters in the lineup record at least one RBI. Centralia (4-1) scored eight runs before the Bobcats (0-2) put one across the plate.
Henry Bohlmeyer had two RBI and a triple from the leadoff spot, Chase Kempker had two RBI from the cleanup spot, and Grant Kendrick had two RBI from the No. 6 hole. Luke Waltemate, Anthony Ford and Cole Higginson each had a RBI.
Waltemate was the winning pitcher for striking out three and allowing two walks and no hits in three innings.
Centralia hosts Battle with Columbia Independent (1-2) at 5 p.m. Friday.
