High school roundup: Baremore, Meadow Heights hold off Chaffee 3-2

Meadow Heights freshman Lane Baremore surrendered two first inning runs to Chaffee but followed with six shutout innings as the Panthers rallied for a 3-2 victory Friday night in the Chaffee Round Robin Tournament.

Baremore struck out nine, walked one and allowed four hits over seven innings. He also had two hits at the plate, as did teammte Brendan Welker.

Austin Copeland had two of Chaffee's hits, while Ryan Lohmann had a triple.

Jake Perkins took the loss for Chaffee. He struck out six, walked one and gave up seven hits over seven innings.

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Chaffee 200 000 0 -- 2 4 3

WP -- Lane Baremore. LP -- Jake Perkins. 3B --Ryan Lohmann (C). Multiple hits -- Meadow Heights: Baremore 2-4, Brendan Welker 2-3; Chaffee: Copeland 2-3.

Kelly 2, Twin Rivers 0

Jonathon Tyler threw a one-hitter as the Hawks blanked the host Royals.

Tyler struck out six and walked five in throwing all seven innings.

The Hawks scored single runs in the third and fourth innings.

Kelly 000 110 0 -- 2 4 2

Twin Rivers 000 000 0 -- 0 1 2

WP -- Jonathon Tyler. LP -- Watson.

Greenville 2, Kelly 0

Greenville scored two runs in the fourth inning and shutout the Hawks behind the two-hit pitching of sophomore Trey McDaniel.

McDaniel allowed just two hits and struck out 13 batters and walked none over 6 1/3 innings.

Levi Alsup took the loss for Kelly. He allowed four hits over six innings, striking out 10 and walking two.

Trynton Tompkins had two hits for Greenville.

Kelly 000 000 0 -- 0 2 1

Greenville 000 200 x -- 2 4 0

WP -- Trey McDaniel. LP -- Levi Alsup. 2. Multiple hits -- Greenville: Trynton Tompkins 2-3.

Charleston 11, Advance 5

The Hornets tied the game with three runs in the ninth inning but spoiled a chance at a walk-off win in a loss to the Bluejays.

Advance had two runners tag up on a sacrifice fly. However, the runner from third was tagged up at home while the runner at second was called out for not tagging up.

Charleston went on to score six runs in the 10th to secure the win.

Dawson Mayo gave up six runs on five hits and struck out three. Mayo and CJ Seger both dowubled in the loss.

Charleston 001 100 003 6 -- 11 15 3

Advance 100 100 003 0 -- 5 14 1

WP -- Bruce Simmons. LP -- Dawson Mayo. 2B -- Mayo (1), CJ Seger (1), Baugh (2), Harris (1), Allen (1). 3B -- Simmons. Multiple hits -- Brian Whitson 2-4, Mayo 2-5, Seger 2-4, Gavin Krech 2-3, Preston Wuebker 2-2.

Saxony Lutheran 9, Oak Ridge 5

Paris Johnson had two hits and three RBIs as the Crusaders won at home.

Johnson and teammate Chase Steffens both had doubles for Saxony (4-2). Nathan Hurst added a triple.

Tyler Dowdy limited the Blue Jays to five hits, striking out nine in going the distance.

Gabe Shrout had two hits for Oak Ridge.

Jacob Seabaugh took the loss for the Blue Jays.

Oak Ridge 010 211 0 -- 5 5 3

Saxony 242 010 x -- 9 6 2

WP -- Tyler Dowdy. LP -- Jacob Seabaugh. 2B -- Chase Steffens (SL), Paris Johnson (SL). 3B -- Nathan Hurst (SL). Multiple hits -- Saxony Lutheran: Johnson 2-4,; Oak Ridge: Gabe Shrout 2-3.

GIRLS SOCCER

Pacific 3, St. Vincent 2

Despite a one-goal lead at halftime, St. Vincent fell to Pacific in the third-place game of the Windsor Tournament in Imperial, Missouri.

Hannah Lukefahar scored two goals to lead St. Vincent (5-5), while Sarah Geile and Lauren Carron each had an assist.

BOYS TENNIS

Notre Dame 8, Arcadia Valley 1

Notre Dame swept doubles play and won all but won singles match in a home match.

The Bulldogs improved to 3-2.

Singles

1 -- Joey LaValle (AV) def Brendan Boswell (ND) 8-6

2 -- John Stroup (ND) def Jared Branstetter (AV) 8-1

3 -- Dalton Stroup (ND) def Brock Huffman (AV) 8-1

4 -- Jack Gerecke (ND) def Cameron Tripp (AV) 8-4

5 -- Treyton Fitzgerald (ND) edf Keegan Hemphill (AV) 8-1

6 -- Will Popp (ND) def Colton Day (AV) 8-4

Doubles

1 -- Boswell/ J Stroup (ND) def LaValle/Branstetter (AV) 8-2

2 -- D Stroup/Gerecke (ND) def Huffman/Tripp (AV) 8-1

3 -- Fitzgerald/Popp (ND) def Hemphill/Tommy Whited (AV) 8-2

JV -- ND won 3-0.

-- From staff reports