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Lady Chiefs Take District 1-2A; Tate, Jay Girls Lose; Wins for JV Chiefs, Tate, Jay, Northview Boys

Northview 13 Baker 1

The Northview Lady Chiefs took the top spot in District 1-2A after a five-inning win over Baker 13-1. The Chiefs are a perfect 8-0 in the district, 20-3 overall.

Misty Doran earned the win for the Chiefs striking out nine in five innings. Doran also picked up a home run and a double for NHS.

Among those hitting for Northview were: Kolbi Cobb  3-4  with  a double and Candace Greenwell  2-4 with two RBI’s.

The Chiefs will host the District 1-2A tournament beginning April 19.

West Florida 3 Jay 1

The West Florida Jaguars beat the Jay Royals 3-1.

Hitters for the Royals were Steadham 1-3, Calloway 1-2 and Driver 1-3.

Escambia 13 Tate 3

Escambia beat Tate 13-3 in Friday softball action. Hitters for Tate were Myers 2-2, Waters 1-3 and Paulson 2-2.

BASEBALL

Northview 15 Escambia County 4

The Northview Chiefs defeated Escambia County High School 15-4 in five innings at Atmore Friday night.

Austin Arrington was the winning pitcher, giving up only four runs on six hits, while striking out nine.

The Chiefs were led by Branden Sheets who had two hits and scored four runs; Brad Lowery who had a double, and scored three runs; Dabney Langhorne who had two hits, with a double, one run, and five RBI’s; Austin Reid who had a double, scored two runs, and three RBI’s; Dakota Stuckey who had one hit and scored two runs; Austin Arrington who had one hit, scored one run, and two RBI’s; Taylor Martin who had a double, scored one run, and one RBI; Aaron Chancery who had one hit; Austin Lowery who had one hit and one RBI; Hunter Black who had one hit; and Josh Scott scored one run.

The Chiefs will be back in action on Tuesday night, April 13, vs. Baker, in a district game. JV plays at 4 p.m., and Varsity plays at 6 p.m. Senior Night activities will precede the varsity game.

Northview  12 Escambia County 1 (JV).

The Northview High School JV Chiefs beat Escambia County High School Friday in five innings in Atmore.

The JV Chiefs were led by Tanner Brooks who went 2 for 4, with a double, and scored two runs; Logan Brown who went 2 for 3, with a double, and scored three  runs; Chance Jackson who went 2 for 3 and scored two runs; Ty Randolph who went 2 for 2 and scored one1 run; Branden Carnley who went 1 for 2 and scored a run; Kevin Vaughn, Tyler Hester, and Jamie Gafford each scored one run.

The Chiefs were led on the mound by Hunter Rigby, who struck out 7 in three innings; Branden Carnley, who pitched one inning, and Harold Harrison, who pitched one inning.

The Chiefs only gave up one hit, and that hit was erased in a double play as the Chiefs faced 17 batters in five innings.

Tate 14 Escambia 0

Tate shut out Escambia Friday 14-0.

Tate hitters were Will Schreiber 2-3 with 2 RBI,  Lee Hunter 2-4, Mack 2-3. Alex Stephens pitched seven for the Aggies, allowing three hits, and striking out a dozen.

Jay 5 Freeport 0

Jay shut out Freeport 5-0.

Zach Gavin picked up the win for the Royals pitching seven. Rush Hendricks was 2-4 with a home run. Other Jay hitters were Dakota Smith 1-4, Hunter Brown 1-3.