North Callaway closed its weekend with a victory, but its leadoff hitter broke a record.
Coltyn O’Neal stole seven bases on the second day of the California Turf War tournament on Saturday to …
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North Callaway closed its weekend with a victory, but its leadoff hitter broke a record.
Coltyn O’Neal stole seven bases on the second day of the California Turf War tournament on Saturday to set the North Callaway career stolen base record. O’Neal stole four bases in a 4-3 loss to California to tie Stephen Boulware’s record of 66 bags and surpassed it in the 5-4 win over Versailles.
O’Neal went 2-for-4 with one RBI, and Jude Shryock was 2-for-3 with one RBI against California (4-16) in a rematch from a 6-4 North Callaway (13-5) win earlier in the season. Carson Bassett pitched five innings with nine strikeouts, four walks, two earned runs and two hits.
In North Callaway’s one win in the tournament’s three games, O’Neal scored two runs against Versailles (5-12). Tucker Sheets led the offense by going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two stolen bases. Levi Huffman pitched four innings with four earned runs, four walks, three hits and two strikeouts, and Chance Green pitched one shutout inning with one walk.
