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McLUNEY — Freshman pitcher Elyse Baker held visiting Meadowbrook down for five innings on Thursday.
Then Addy Wiggins made the most of the Colts' only rally, launching a three-run homer in the top of the sixth inning that made the difference in a 3-2 win in a Muskingum Valley League-Small School Division showdown.
Meadowbrook (17-4, 10-3 MVL-Small), which swept the season series with the Ceramics, moved two games in front of Crooksville (15-5, 8-5) and West M (14-8, 10-5) in the loss column in the division.
Paige Frame gave Crooksville a 2-0 lead with a two-run single in the fourth, one of only four Ceramic hits of Colts right-hander Addy Sichina.
Sichina, who went the distance, struck out nine and didn't walk a batter; Baker, who also had a four-hitter, chalked up eight strikeouts with one walk.
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Sheridan 8, West M. 2: Avery Hall was 4-for-4 with a triple and three doubles to fuel the Generals (17-4,15-0 MVL-Big), who got a four-hitter and 12 strikeouts from Cora Hall in the resumption of an MVL crossover.
Brooke Cadigan hit a two-run homer, Megan Ranck doubled and singled and Nova Carpenter doubled and singled for Sheridan, which had 13 hits and scored six times in its final three at-bats.
Lydiah Huey hit a two-run homer to tie the game at 2 in the third inning. Gabbi Hammer added a double.
Newcomerstown 8, Ridgewood 4: The host Generals (13-10) committed six errors in an Inter-Valley Conference crossover loss to the rival Trojans.
Kaylee Kunze and Kaydence Lahna had doubles for Ridgewood, which had six hits.
John Glenn 6, Philo 0: Haylee Young went the distance for the Muskies (12-11, 9-6 MVL-Big) , who got a homer from Addison Babcock in an MVL-Big School win in New Concord.
Estelle Matheney added a triple, Bella Daniels a double and Delaney Bell drove home three with a single and sacrifice fly for John Glenn, which scored all of its runs in the final three innings.
Lexi Charles had two doubles and a single for Philo (9-11, 6-8).
Maysville 7, River View 6: Sophie Dennis sent home the game-winning run with a double in the bottom of the seventh inning for the Panthers (3-14, 1-11 MVL-Small) in an MVL crossover win in Newton Township.
Kaelynne Mitton cracked a homer and triple and Kam Brooks tripled for Maysville, which had eight hits. Taylor Freeland went the distance to get the win.
Regan Foster's double and two singles and Hallie Wallace's two singles led River View (4-18, 2-13 MVL-Big).
Sheridan 13, Coshocton 1 (5 inn.): Tyler Turnes didn't yield a hit in a complete game and Shawn Griffey had six RBIs to lead the Generals' home rout in an MVL crossover.
Griffey launched a three-run homer in the first inning and also doubled home two as four Generals (12-4, 10-3 MVL-Big) had at least two RBIs. Connor Roshon doubled and singled, Kory Holden tripled and Noah Wamer singled twice.
Turnes struck out eight and yielded one walk.
Tri-Valley 13, Maysville 3 (6 inn.): Kian Drummonds and Isaiah Cullins drove home three runs each for the Scotties (17-3, 12-0 MVL-Big), who scored five times in the third and fourth innings in an MVL crossover win at Kenny Wolford Park.
Drummonds smacked two doubles and Cullins cleared the bases with a double; Brady Kaufman, Blayne Riley and Daniel Huffman doubled and singled. Draven Spinks tossed a four-hitter with six strikeouts to get the win.
Slade Shreve's RBI single led Maysville (3-13, 2-10 MVL-Small).
New Lexington 18, River View 12: Nathan Gottke paced the Panthers' 19-hit onslaught with two doubles and a single with three RBIs in an MVL crossover win in Warsaw.
Eight players had multiple hits for New Lex and five for River View, which pulled within 13-10 after four innings but couldn't get closer.
Clay Miller doubled with two singles, Carson Fortner tallied three singles and Paul Stenson and Tanner Toth doubled and singled for New Lex (8-8, 8-6 MVL-Small).
Brogan Shrimplin drove in three runs with a triple and single and Layton Massie doubled and singled and Maguire Werntz doubled and singled for River View (11-10, 7-6 MVL-Big).
Philo 4, Meadowbrook 3 (9 inn.): Cooper Roush scored the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Electrics improved to 8-8 with an MVL crossover win in Duncan Falls.
Cooper Radcliffe went the distance for Philo (7-5 MVL-Big) to get the win, collecting six strikeouts with three walks. Ky-Mani Phillip sent home the tying runs in the bottom of the seventh with a single and finished with two hits. Josh Gooden had two singles and Garrett Tom a double.
Kade Winnett's two doubles led Meadowbrook (5-7, 4-5 MVL-Small). Cohen Miles struck out six in seven innings.
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This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Wiggins' blast fuels Meadowbrook comeback at C-ville | Top performers
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Then Addy Wiggins made the most of the Colts' only rally, launching a three-run homer in the top of the sixth inning that made the difference in a 3-2 win in a Muskingum Valley League-Small School Division showdown.
Meadowbrook (17-4, 10-3 MVL-Small), which swept the season series with the Ceramics, moved two games in front of Crooksville (15-5, 8-5) and West M (14-8, 10-5) in the loss column in the division.
Paige Frame gave Crooksville a 2-0 lead with a two-run single in the fourth, one of only four Ceramic hits of Colts right-hander Addy Sichina.
Sichina, who went the distance, struck out nine and didn't walk a batter; Baker, who also had a four-hitter, chalked up eight strikeouts with one walk.
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More: Several area softball teams draw top seeds for tournament action
More: Tri-Valley baseball stays perfect in MVL play
Sheridan 8, West M. 2: Avery Hall was 4-for-4 with a triple and three doubles to fuel the Generals (17-4,15-0 MVL-Big), who got a four-hitter and 12 strikeouts from Cora Hall in the resumption of an MVL crossover.
Brooke Cadigan hit a two-run homer, Megan Ranck doubled and singled and Nova Carpenter doubled and singled for Sheridan, which had 13 hits and scored six times in its final three at-bats.
Lydiah Huey hit a two-run homer to tie the game at 2 in the third inning. Gabbi Hammer added a double.
Newcomerstown 8, Ridgewood 4: The host Generals (13-10) committed six errors in an Inter-Valley Conference crossover loss to the rival Trojans.
Kaylee Kunze and Kaydence Lahna had doubles for Ridgewood, which had six hits.
John Glenn 6, Philo 0: Haylee Young went the distance for the Muskies (12-11, 9-6 MVL-Big) , who got a homer from Addison Babcock in an MVL-Big School win in New Concord.
Estelle Matheney added a triple, Bella Daniels a double and Delaney Bell drove home three with a single and sacrifice fly for John Glenn, which scored all of its runs in the final three innings.
Lexi Charles had two doubles and a single for Philo (9-11, 6-8).
Maysville 7, River View 6: Sophie Dennis sent home the game-winning run with a double in the bottom of the seventh inning for the Panthers (3-14, 1-11 MVL-Small) in an MVL crossover win in Newton Township.
Kaelynne Mitton cracked a homer and triple and Kam Brooks tripled for Maysville, which had eight hits. Taylor Freeland went the distance to get the win.
Regan Foster's double and two singles and Hallie Wallace's two singles led River View (4-18, 2-13 MVL-Big).
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Sheridan 13, Coshocton 1 (5 inn.): Tyler Turnes didn't yield a hit in a complete game and Shawn Griffey had six RBIs to lead the Generals' home rout in an MVL crossover.
Griffey launched a three-run homer in the first inning and also doubled home two as four Generals (12-4, 10-3 MVL-Big) had at least two RBIs. Connor Roshon doubled and singled, Kory Holden tripled and Noah Wamer singled twice.
Turnes struck out eight and yielded one walk.
Tri-Valley 13, Maysville 3 (6 inn.): Kian Drummonds and Isaiah Cullins drove home three runs each for the Scotties (17-3, 12-0 MVL-Big), who scored five times in the third and fourth innings in an MVL crossover win at Kenny Wolford Park.
Drummonds smacked two doubles and Cullins cleared the bases with a double; Brady Kaufman, Blayne Riley and Daniel Huffman doubled and singled. Draven Spinks tossed a four-hitter with six strikeouts to get the win.
Slade Shreve's RBI single led Maysville (3-13, 2-10 MVL-Small).
New Lexington 18, River View 12: Nathan Gottke paced the Panthers' 19-hit onslaught with two doubles and a single with three RBIs in an MVL crossover win in Warsaw.
Eight players had multiple hits for New Lex and five for River View, which pulled within 13-10 after four innings but couldn't get closer.
Clay Miller doubled with two singles, Carson Fortner tallied three singles and Paul Stenson and Tanner Toth doubled and singled for New Lex (8-8, 8-6 MVL-Small).
Brogan Shrimplin drove in three runs with a triple and single and Layton Massie doubled and singled and Maguire Werntz doubled and singled for River View (11-10, 7-6 MVL-Big).
Philo 4, Meadowbrook 3 (9 inn.): Cooper Roush scored the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Electrics improved to 8-8 with an MVL crossover win in Duncan Falls.
Cooper Radcliffe went the distance for Philo (7-5 MVL-Big) to get the win, collecting six strikeouts with three walks. Ky-Mani Phillip sent home the tying runs in the bottom of the seventh with a single and finished with two hits. Josh Gooden had two singles and Garrett Tom a double.
Kade Winnett's two doubles led Meadowbrook (5-7, 4-5 MVL-Small). Cohen Miles struck out six in seven innings.
[email protected]; X: @SamBlackburnTR
This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Wiggins' blast fuels Meadowbrook comeback at C-ville | Top performers
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