Marmaton Valley baseball gets home win over St. Paul
The Marmaton Valley boys earned a 7-5 win over St. Paul on Wednesday.
Senior starter Justice Pugh earned the win, going 6.2 innings and allowing five runs (four earned) on two hits and six walks with four strikeouts.
Brock Hall went 2-4 with two RBIs in the game and Pugh and Lane Bahnsen also recorded hits.
We played pretty well today, head coach Derek Scharff said. Justice hasnt pitched in a while and it showed early. St. Paul scored early and most of them were from walks and timely hits. He kept his composure and bounced back and almost pitched a complete game. The defense was the best Ive seen this year. If we can play like that on defense I like our chances every time we step on the field.
The game was the last for the Wildcats until regionals a week from Monday.
Marmaton Valley Softball beats St. Paul
The Marmaton Valley softball team used a strong first three innings to carry them to a 13-7 win over St. Paul on Thursday.
Karlie Stephens got the win for the Wildcats, going the full seven innings while allowing seven runs (one earned) on six hits and two walks. She struck out seven.
Paige Becker led the way with two hits and two RBIs.
The Wildcats will have the week off before facing Chetopa to close out the regular season.
Yates Center softball splits with Chetopa
Yates Center softball split with Chetopa at home on Monday.
They lost game one 17-4 and won game two 15-5.
Taylor Jacobs earned the loss in game one, allowing 17 runs (five earned) on 15 hits with three strikeouts.
Emma Chrisman and Madelynn Collins each had two hits.
The Wildcats pulled away late in game two scoring seven runs in the fifth inning to propel them to a win.
