Final

Who pitched for Harrison?

Nice win for the Camels. Who threw for both teams?

So much for Harrison being the cream of the crop, well maybe they still will be, but they are defintly beatable, nice win for the Camels, the 10th is wide open this year.

I believe Estes was for the camels going the complete game. Don't know any stats though.

So much for Harrison being the cream of the crop, well maybe they still will be, but they are defintly beatable, nice win for the Camels, the 10th is wide open this year.

 

If the older Martin kid didn't pitch then they are beatable. When he's on the mound he's tough to beat.

If the older Martin kid didn't pitch then they are beatable. When he's on the mound he's tough to beat.

 

I agree, but everyone makes it out that they should never lose a game. They still might be the best team, and are defintly tough with Brandon, but they are beatable and not head and shoulders any of the contenders.

Estes went the distance for the Camels, giving up five hits and striking out six. Harrison's run came on a home run by Brandon Martin. The Camels had ten hits, two each by Jordan Woodruff,Andy Franzen, Jon Verst and Justin Franzen. Dye started for Harrison and was followed I believe by Durbin, Moore and Morrison. Camels have now won 11 of their last 13 and are 12-6 on the season. Next up is Brossart in a big district seeding game at St. Mary's tomorrow.

Estes went the distance for the Camels, giving up five hits and striking out six. Harrison's run came on a home run by Brandon Martin. The Camels had ten hits, two each by Jordan Woodruff,Andy Franzen, Jon Verst and Justin Franzen. Dye started for Harrison and was followed I believe by Durbin, Moore and Morrison. Camels have now won 11 of their last 13 and are 12-6 on the season. Next up is Brossart in a big district seeding game at St. Mary's tomorrow.

 

GO Brossart Ha, Im guessin we will see Woodruff and Verst.

Estes went the distance for the Camels, giving up five hits and striking out six. Harrison's run came on a home run by Brandon Martin. The Camels had ten hits, two each by Jordan Woodruff,Andy Franzen, Jon Verst and Justin Franzen. Dye started for Harrison and was followed I believe by Durbin, Moore and Morrison. Camels have now won 11 of their last 13 and are 12-6 on the season. Next up is Brossart in a big district seeding game at St. Mary's tomorrow.

 

Is Dye considered their number 2?

Is Dye considered their number 2?

 

Honestly he is maybe the #4 at best this year and had only pitched about 9 innings going into this game according to Jim Swinford on WCYN. Nice win for the Camels. Harrison goes for win #20 against Nicholas on Wednesday. Dye was removed in the 3rd inning with an arm injury trailing 3-0. Moore did a good job on relief for the Breds. Best wishes to Matthew Dye on a speedy recovery, hopefully the injury will not be too serious.

So much for Harrison being the cream of the crop, well maybe they still will be, but they are defintly beatable, nice win for the Camels, the 10th is wide open this year.

 

Really its not so unusual for the Camels to beat the Breds during the regular season. If I am not mistaken in 2005 the Camels bounced the Breds 15-4 on the Hilltop late in the season before Harrison shut them down 4-0 in the Regional finals.

Yes that's true. Its usually a good game between the two as they are 3-3 with each other during Coach Whitaker's games against Coach Heringer.

If I am not mistaken also the Camels D also played very well in this game committing no errors.

If the older Martin kid didn't pitch then they are beatable. When he's on the mound he's tough to beat.

 

Anyone is beatable on a given day and especially when you only score 1 run.

How ironic that Martin scored the only run.:thumb: