Angelo Cabral and Andrew Ward threw well out of the bullpen and host Charlottesville took advantage of three Harrisonburg errors to beat the Turks 6-2 on Tuesday in Valley Baseball League action.
Cabral came on in the fourth and allowed just one run in three innings. Ward, a VCU pitcher from Troy in Fluvanna County, took over in the seventh for the first-place Tom Sox and also allowed one run in three innings.
Conor Hartigan had an RBI double and Jordan Sweeney (Rutgers) had a single to drive in Hartigan for a 2-0 lead in the first for the Turks.
Montezuma starting pitcher Lance Tate tossed seven shutout innings and Jacob Critzer drove in two runs and had two hits as the Braves beat the host Grottoes Cardinals 9-0 on Friday night in Rockingham County Baseball League action.
Tucker Garrison was the starter and losing pitcher for the Cardinals. Tate allowed just two hits in seven innings with two walks and six punchouts before TR Timothy came on to pitch the eighth.
Hunter Clever had an RBI double in the top of the ninth, Critzer had a two-run single to make it 6-0 and Owen Marshall drove in a run for a 7-0 advantage.
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Some of the best baseball players from schools all around the country are set to showcase their skills in Charlottesville, but there’s a key component to the success of the entire Tom Sox operation that still needs needs some help from the community.