STAUNTON — After striking out three times on seven pitches, Robert E. Lee’s Taylor Davis found himself back at the plate in the bottom of the sixth against Stuarts Draft with the score tied at five.

STUARTS DRAFT — Stuarts Draft’s Jon Trice is just excited to have the chance to play baseball for four more years.

Waynesboro pitcher Joseph Lucas settled his future plans Tuesday night, calling Bridgewater baseball coach Curt Kendall to offer his commitment next season.

After beating Waynesboro in April, Stuarts Draft coach Josh Podgorski called the Giants’ Terrell Thompson the most dangerous player in the area.

FISHERSVILLE – An early home run helped Wilson Memorial to an 8-2 win over Riverheads on Friday.

FISHERSVILLE – An early home run helped Wilson Memorial to its 8-2 win over Riverheads on Friday.

The bats woke up late for Harrisonburg, but once they were awake there was no stopping them as the Blue Streaks tore up the field in a 14-3 win over Waynesboro on Tuesday.

FISHERSVILLE — Wilson Memorial scored four runs in the first inning and allowed only one Stonewall hit to pick up a 10-0 Shenandoah District win.

The bats woke up late for Harrisonburg, but once they were awake there was no stopping them as the Blue Streaks tore up the field in a 14-3 win over Waynesboro on Tuesday.

FISHERSVILLE — Wilson Memorial scored four runs in the first inning and allowed only one Stonewall hit to pick up a 10-0 Shenandoah District win.

Three rather strange plays led to five runs in the eighth inning as Wilson ran away from Waynesboro 10-5 Monday night in a non-district rivalry game.

Fort Defiance’s Blake Sipe had three RBI, three doubles and scored twice on Friday night against Waynesboro — he also struck out eight to pick up the win.

In Stuarts Draft, Tyler Brydge struck out five Green Hornets and Jon Trice knocked home two RBI while going 3-for-3 as the Cougars picked up their fifth win of the season over Wilson Memorial, 6-4.

In Broadway, the Little Giants gave up 14 runs on Thursday in non-district action, losing to Broadway 14-1. The Giants rested several of their pitchers for today’s showdown with Fort Defiance.

In Stuarts Draft, Tyler Brydge struck out five Green Hornets and Jon Trice knocked home two RBI while going 3-for-3 as the Cougars picked up their fifth win of the season, 6-4, over Wilson Memorial.

In Lovingston, sophomore hurler James Saunders scattered four hits and struck out two en route to his third win of the season as Nelson County’s baseball team beat Altavista 4-1 on Wednesday.

On March 31, Waynesboro narrowly escaped Robert E. Lee. On Wednesday, the Little Giants never gave the Leemen a chance to contend.

In Lovingston, sophomore hurler James Saunders scattered four hits and struck out to en route to his third win of the season as Nelson County’s baseball team beat Altavista 4-1 on Wednesday.

Waynesboro lefty Joseph Lucas pitched seven innings and struck out 12 to help lead the Little Giants to a 6-1 win over Robert E. Lee in Southern Valley District play.

FISHERSVILLE — In the top of the seventh inning, with the score tied at four, Buffalo Gap’s Boone Jones wasted no time disposing of Wilson Memorial.

FORT DEFIANCE — Stuarts Draft did what it could to create opportunities, making just enough to beat Fort Defiance 9-3 in Southern Valley District action Friday night.

FORT DEFIANCE—The Stuarts Draft baseball team continued its Southern Valley District upswing on Friday night, taking down Fort Defiance 9-3 at the Reservation.

FISHERSVILLE — In the top of the seventh inning with the score tied at four, Buffalo Gap’s Boone Jones wasted no time disposing of Wilson Memorial.

In Greenville, the Riverheads baseball team narrowly escaped a Wilson Memorial rally to pick up a 4-2 Shenandoah District win on Thursday.

Stuarts Draft picked the perfect game for its hitters to come alive.

In Greenville, Bryan Wright’s first-inning two-run homer was all Cody Montgomery needed as Riverheads picked up a 3-1 win over Page County.

In Quicksburg, after losing to Fort Defiance on Wednesday 26-0, the Wilson Memorial baseball team bounced back with a 10-1 win over Stonewall Jackson on Thursday.

In Quicksburg, after losing to Fort Defiance on Wednesday 26-0, the Wilson Memorial baseball team bounced back with a 10-1 win over Stonewall Jackson.

In Greenville, Bryan Wright’s first-inning two-run homer was all Cody Montgomery needed as Riverheads baseball picked up a 3-1 win over Page County.

In Waynesboro, Joseph Lucas struck out 16 Cougars but Draft’s Ricky Dimitt’s 3-for-3 day with three RBI was too much for the Little Giants as they fell 4-2 to Stuarts Draft.