Trenton shuts out Lafayette to stay unbeaten
MAYO — Darian Ingram didn’t know she would pitch Tuesday night, but when her number was called, the sophomore came in and dominated, helping Trenton softball remain perfect this season with an 11-0 win over Lafayette High.
Ingram entered the game to start the second inning, then threw four frames, striking out nine Hornets batters, allowing just two hits and no walks.
“We just came back from spring break and she hadn’t thrown in 12 days,” said Trenton head coach Todd Bryant. “She had plenty of rest and finished it off in just 54 pitches.”
Sophomore Keeli Zingaro opened the game in the circle and got plenty of run support in a hurry. The Tigers pasted 10 runs on the board in the first. Senior Taniah Bowers finished 2 for 3 with an RBI and two runs scored, and Adrian Ingram was 2 for 4 with a pair of RBIs and a run. Freshman Florida commit Jenny Lyn Johnson went 2 for 4 with a run scored. Trenton climbs to 12-0.
“We’re getting back on track,” Bryant added. “We’re treating post-spring break like it’s a second season, so we’re putting the first season behind us and looking to the next one.”
Williston 20, Hawthorne 5: At Hawthorne, eighth-grader Karley Jerrels gave up just two hits and struck out nine in a five-inning, complete game win. Jerrels also recorded four RBIs for the Red Devils (9-8). Junior Jacksonville commit Madison Reynolds finished 2 for 3 with a double and a pair of runs batted in. Senior Santa Fe College commit Taylor Getman mirrored that stat line, also registering two RBIs. Sophomore Jade Nettles went 2-for-4 with a triple and three RBIs.
Bell 16, Bronson 1: At Bronson, sophomore pitcher Taria Liles shut down the Eagles, tallying 13 strike outs in the Bulldogs’ dominant win. Seniors Kylee Barry and junior Presley Paulling were 3 for 4 at the plate and driving in three runs apiece. Junior Aubrey Brown went 2 for 3 with two RBIs. Bell is now 10-2.
Gainesville 10, Vanguard 0: At Gainesville, junior Alissa Humphrey hurled a complete-game no hitter, chalking up 12 strike outs to blank the district-rival Knights. Humphrey helped her own cause, batting 2 for 3 with a double and a home run, good for two RBIs. Junior Katherine Gray went 3 for 3 with a triple, scoring three runs and driving two more in, while freshman Parris Wiggs was 2 for 3 with a triple, three RBIs and two runs. Sophomore Brianna Boggs finished 2 for 4 with one RBI. The ‘Canes move to 11-2, 4-0.
Scores:
Lake Minneola 9, Buchholz 7
BASEBALL
Eastridge 8, Buchholz 4: At Buchholz, senior Wesley Avery, junior Autsin Akey and sophomore Dario Astudillo all put multiple base hits into play, but the Bobcats were defeated despite their best efforts. Senior Matt Moss tossed 5 2/3 innings in relief duty, giving up no runs, one walk with three strike outs. Buchholz is now 8-2 overall, 2-1 in district.
P.K. Yonge 16, Interlachen 0: At Interlachen, Senior Isaih Malone pitched a no hitter in four innings of work and went 2 for 2 at the plate as the Blue Wave easily cruised past the Rams. Nate Nicholson was 2 for 4 with a double and Danny Dawson finished 2 for 2 with a triple. P.K. scratched out 16 hits on their way to boosting its record to 3-6.
Scores:
Trenton 4, Santa Fe 0
Union County 8, Newberry 4
Oak Hall 12, Bell 7
BOYS LACROSSE
Scores:
Buchholz 10, Matanzas 8
BOYS TENNIS
Eastside 7, Lake Highland Prep 0: The Rams got singles wins from Howard Williams, Ethan Cockey, Thomas Chase, Tristin Tan and Soroush Eydgahi. Williams and Cockey won number-one doubles, while Tan and James Donnelly combined to take the second doubles match.
Scores:
Columbia 6, Middleburg 1
GIRLS TENNIS
Gainesville 4, Oak Hall 3: Aminah Moffet Olivia Bryant and Angela Ladera picked up singles win to help the Hurricanes edge the Eagles. Moffet and Bryant teamed up to take the victory at number-one doubles. Gainesville improves to 7-3.
P.K. Yonge 6, Newberry 1: At Newberry, Olivia Hunter got the sole Panthers victory defeating P.K.’s Peyton Collins in singles. The Blue Wave got wins from Grace Schackow, Sally Schackow, Marleigh Schackow and Amelia Nelson in singles. Collins and Schackow took the first doubles match, followed by Abi Patterson and Julia Polefko.