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3 Consecutive No-Hitters and Counting

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Now that's impressive.

Last year I believe that then HCHS freshman Logan Dailey threw 2 no hitters and a 1 hitter in a row.

When I was a senior in high school, one of my friends hurled three consecutive no-hitters. George Durham of Rockcastle County accomplished the feet in 1997.

 

The funny thing is that he went 2-1 while throwing the three no-hitters. For some reason I can't remember who game two was against, but he lost 2-1 at Madison Southern and run-ruled Whitley County. I'll never forget the Whitley County game because I wasn't there. Both schools decided to play when we had senior skip day and nobody told me about it...I found out when George drove to my house to make sure I called the game in to the newspapers and television stations.

It's 4 consecutive no hitters now...

I see someone else watches sports center also :bunny:

According to Sportscenter, the guy is a lefty that throws in the low 90s. They also stated that there is a good chance he will be drafted so looks like its either the pros or the gators for him...

I see someone else watches sports center also :bunny:

 

For about 20 years or so :thumb:

I think I read the record for consecutive no-nos is 6.

 

That is correct!

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