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Pendleton County 5 Covington Latin 0 (Frosh)

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Good defensive game by both teams. Pendleton had a perfect game thought 3 2/3 innings. I did not catch the name of the pitcher, but he went the whole game and only gave up two hits to Micah Gray and Jacob Langguth. Latin also had good pitching with Dylan Damico pitching 4 2/3 giving up 4 runs (unsure how many were earned), with Langguth giving up just one run in relief. Latin had some great defensive plays by River Carpenter and Eli Tarvin, but Pendleton's pitching was the key in the Wildcats' win.

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Side Note: Latin only has one team and they play a mix of varsity, JV, and Freshman

Side Note: Latin only has one team and they play a mix of varsity, JV, and Freshman

 

I had the chance to see Latin in a varsity contest. Although they were ultimately run rules their kids played well. The pitchers threw strikes, and the hitters were swinging at the plate. They will have a decent team in a few years as they were extremely young.

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I had the chance to see Latin in a varsity contest. Although they were ultimately run rules their kids played well. The pitchers threw strikes, and the hitters were swinging at the plate. They will have a decent team in a few years as they were extremely young.

 

Are you talking about the game against Western Louisville? In that game Latin didn't have a single junior playing due to them all being gone on a trip to DC. The oldest play on the field that day was 15! I agree, they will be a lot better in a few years.

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