High school roundup: Notre Dame romps into district title game

Notre Dame used a 10-run fourth inning to defeat Fredericktown 15-5 in the semifinals of the Class 3 District 1 baseball tournament Tuesday.

Jake Pewitt went 2 for 3 with a double and four RBIs, while Trenton St. Cin tripled and Jeremy Essner doubled in the win.

Wes Glaus had two doubles for the Bulldogs (22-1).

Tanner Hiett remained undefeated on the mound. He went five innings, striking out three and walking seven.

Top-seeded Notre Dame will play No. 2 seed Kennett at 4 p.m. today at Notre Dame for the district championship.

Fredericktown 010 04 -- 5 4 2

Notre Dame 311 (10)x -- 15 11 3

WP -- Tanner Hiett, 9-0. LP -- Hagg. 3B -- Sohn (F), Trenton St. Cin (ND). 2B -- Jake Pewitt (ND), Jeremy Essner (ND), Wesley Glaus 2 (ND). Multiple hits -- Fredericktown: Sohn 2-3; Notre Dame: Pewitt 2-3, Essner 2-3, Glaus 2-3. Records -- Notre Dame 22-1.

Class 1 District 3

Brett Thomas abused the baseball in helping No. 2 seed Oak Ridge defeat South Iron 12-2 in the semifinals.

Thomas went 3 for 4 with a homer and a double while driving in five runs in the five-inning ballgame.

Garret Light also connected for a home run and knocked in a pair. Light also recorded the win on the mound. He allowed one earned run over five innings.

Logan Mangels went 3 for 3, while Kyle Rohde went 2 for 3 for the Blue Jays (11-12).

The Blue Jays will play No. 5 seed Lesterville for the district championship at 4 p.m. today in Caledonia.

South Iron 001 01 -- 2 6 1

Oak Ridge 208 11 -- 12 11 1

WP -- Garret Light, 2-1. LP -- Chad Alcorn. HR -- G. Light (OR), Brett Thomas (OR). 2B -- David Alcorn (SI), Thomas (OR). Multiple hits -- South Iron: Kelley 2-3; Oak Ridge: Logan Mangels 3-3, Thomas 3-4, Kyle Rohde 2-3. Records -- Oak Ridge 11-12.

GIRLS SOCCER

Class 2 District 1

Anna Wren found the back of the net in overtime, allowing Notre Dame to survive and advance.

The Bulldogs defeated Fredericktown 1-0 the opening round.

Brianne Sanders earned an assist on Wren's goal.

Lindsey Strieker recorded 10 saves in the win.

The Bulldogs, the top seed, improved to 11-9 and will face De Soto, the No. 4 seed, in today's 5 p.m. semifinal in Farmington.

-- From staff reports