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Tate Drops Regional Final To Nease In 10
May 25, 2017
The Tate Aggies fell in extra innings Wednesday to the Nease Panthers in the Region 1-7A Final.
The lead passed back and forth between Tate and Nease (Ponte Vedra, FL), with the Panthers prevailing 5-4 on a single in the top of the tenth.
The Aggies took an early lead in the second inning. Hunter NeSmith’s sacrifice fly scored one run for Tate. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Tate tied things up at four when NeSmith drove in one when he doubled.
Logan McGuffey took the loss for Tate. He went four innings, giving up one run, two hits, striking out four, and walking zero.
For Tate — Reid Halfacre 3-5, 2B; Logan Blackmon R; Kyler Hultgren 1-3; Michael Potts 2 R; Jesse Sherrill 1-3, R, RBI; Hunter NeSmith 1-3, 2 RBI 2B; Corben Young 1-3.
Tate was state ranked and won the Aggie Classic and the Sarasota Classic during the regular season.
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Congratulations on a successful season!
Coach Blackmon,
Congrats on a wonderfully successful career, it may not have ended like you dreamed, but there is no reason to be anything but proud. The players you developed on the field pale in comparison to the MEN you created off it. That’s because the skills you honed on the field are nothing compared to character you instilled away from it. Thank you for all you’ve done for Tate, not just the baseball program but the school as a whole. Hopefully your replacement willl be someone who understands the program inside and out and bleeds Tate like you do.