Sherburne PONY League smashes Schenevus for 12-2 win
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne PONY League team played a fantastic seven innings of a game on Thursday, June 29, taking the home win at 12-2 over Schenevus.
“Schenevus mercy ruled us last time in five innings,” said Sherburne head coach Brian Hicks of his team’s improvement.
Sherburne and Schenevus each ripped off a run in the first inning – pacing each other at 1-1. In a matchup where every run counted for the revamped Sherburne squad, something happened that awakened the team – they would take the brief lead in the second inning at 2-1, as Nate Morgan snagged a single to send home a run.
Schenevus would tie the game in the third – all before the Sherburne bats erupted once again.
A series of hits, errors on Schenevus and hit by pitches allowed eight Sherburne runs to make it home in the fifth inning.
Eight runs, that was enough to overcome Schenevus and defend their home diamond.
The excitement and momentum saw Sherburne bring in an additional run in the sixth and seventh inning to cap off the big divisional win.
Gabe Irwin finished the game for Sherburne, perfect at the plate with five RBI. Irwin also pitched five innings for the win for Sherburne – pitching the maximum of 85 pitches allowed and helping to bring the game to the 2-2 tie.
“Game is tied at 2-2, Preston Eaves comes in and shuts them down,” said coach Hicks of Eaves and his relief pitching. “We explode in the bottom of the fifth for eight runs on seven hits and a couple of walks.”
Brett Bates finished the game perfect at the plate as well, while playing catcher for Sherburne the entire seven innings.
“So many of the kids did great things,” said coach Hicks.
The 12-2 home win on Thursday, jettisoned Sherburne into first-place in the Otsenango PONY League standings for Division C.
Next up for Sherburne, they will be on the road when they play Unadilla Valley on Wednesday, July 5, at 6 p.m.
SE: 1 1 0 0 8 1 1– 12
SC: 1 0 1 0 0 0 0– 2
“Schenevus mercy ruled us last time in five innings,” said Sherburne head coach Brian Hicks of his team’s improvement.
Sherburne and Schenevus each ripped off a run in the first inning – pacing each other at 1-1. In a matchup where every run counted for the revamped Sherburne squad, something happened that awakened the team – they would take the brief lead in the second inning at 2-1, as Nate Morgan snagged a single to send home a run.
Schenevus would tie the game in the third – all before the Sherburne bats erupted once again.
A series of hits, errors on Schenevus and hit by pitches allowed eight Sherburne runs to make it home in the fifth inning.
Eight runs, that was enough to overcome Schenevus and defend their home diamond.
The excitement and momentum saw Sherburne bring in an additional run in the sixth and seventh inning to cap off the big divisional win.
Gabe Irwin finished the game for Sherburne, perfect at the plate with five RBI. Irwin also pitched five innings for the win for Sherburne – pitching the maximum of 85 pitches allowed and helping to bring the game to the 2-2 tie.
“Game is tied at 2-2, Preston Eaves comes in and shuts them down,” said coach Hicks of Eaves and his relief pitching. “We explode in the bottom of the fifth for eight runs on seven hits and a couple of walks.”
Brett Bates finished the game perfect at the plate as well, while playing catcher for Sherburne the entire seven innings.
“So many of the kids did great things,” said coach Hicks.
The 12-2 home win on Thursday, jettisoned Sherburne into first-place in the Otsenango PONY League standings for Division C.
Next up for Sherburne, they will be on the road when they play Unadilla Valley on Wednesday, July 5, at 6 p.m.
SE: 1 1 0 0 8 1 1– 12
SC: 1 0 1 0 0 0 0– 2
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