North Callaway moved up a spot in the Class 3 state rankings and for good reason.
On Tuesday, the Thunderbirds improved to 7-0 after winning 13-0 in five innings at Eastern Missouri Conference …
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North Callaway moved up a spot in the Class 3 state rankings and for good reason.
On Tuesday, the Thunderbirds improved to 7-0 after winning 13-0 in five innings at Eastern Missouri Conference foe Bowling Green. No. 5 North Callaway had defeated conference foe Van-Far 17-2 in five innings a week prior.
North Callaway (3-0 EMO) had 10 hits and plated nine runs in the fourth inning against Bowling Green (0-6, 0-1 EMO) to give plentiful support to Keaton Bell. He pitched five innings with three hits, one strikeout and one walk and needed only 44 pitches.
Tucker Sheets had a big offensive night by going 2-for-2 with four RBI, two doubles and two walks. Coltyn O'Neal finished 3-for-5 with three RBI and a double, and Carson Bassett had three RBI and a double.
North Callaway scored nine runs in an inning against Van-Far (3-4, 1-2 EMO) exactly one week before the Bowling Green game with nine of them plated in the fifth inning. Carter Moore finished 2-for-3 with five RBI, including a bases-clearing double in fifth inning. Bell, Sheets, CJ Cunningham and Justice Moore each had two RBI.
Bassett pitched four innings with three strikeouts, three walks, two hits and one earned run.
North Callaway is scheduled to play at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at conference foe Wellsville-Middletown (0-6, 0-2 EMO).
