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Glodfelter Throws Complete Game Shutout As No. 2 Tate Beats No. 1 Pace; Pace JV tops Tate
April 16, 2022
Tate 2, Pace 0
Josiah Glodfelter threw a complete game shutout as the No. 2 Tate Aggies beat the No. 1 Pace Patriots 2-0 Friday night in Pace.
Glodfelter allowed just one hit in seven innings, striking out nine in 97 pitches on the mound for the Aggies during the district matchup.
Madox Land, Bray Touchstone, Frankie Randall, Cade Kelly and Kirk Mosley had one hit each for the Aggies at the plate.
The Aggie improved to 16-2, and the Patriots fell to 15-3.
For more photos from both varsity and junior varsity games, click or tap here.
Pace 6, Tate 5 (JV)
The junior varsity Pace Patriots defeated the Tate Aggies 6-5 Friday night.
The Aggies scored five in the fifth inning to take the lead, only to see a Pace batter ground out and score a run in the bottom of the sixth.
Gabe Patterson was on the mound for Tate, allowing one hit and two runs in two innings, and striking out two. Hayden St. Amant, Neal Croom and Tristin Lynn pitched in relief, collectively allowing two hits, two runs and striking out one.
Michael Sardar, Conner Hassell, Javin Floyd and Ketch King each had one hit at the plate for the Aggies.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Laura Glodfelter, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Glodfelter Throws Complete Game Shutout As No. 2 Tate Beats No. 1 Pace; Pace JV tops Tate”
Many times teams use players to enter GameChanger and their knowledge of what constitutes a hit or an error gets a little hazy. We keep our GC in the dugout and have our JV HC score the game. We do have times where we discuss it so we try to get it right. The GC itself has limitations and doesn’t allow for scoring errors in certain situations.
But for the record the stat line most coaches follow is —- .obp
If you get on base you usually win. Doesn’t matter how just get on base.
Kimberly McGhee, are you talking about the line shot that the center fielder dropped? If so, that’s not technically a hit, it’s a reached on error. The article also has 5 names with base hits, but I don’t think Tate had 5 hits, I can only recall 3 hits. Nonetheless, a hard fought game by the 2 best teams in NW Florida!
Well thanks, but the stats on the game are in correct and someone needs to make the update. If we are not counting his hit then maybe you need to recheck the stats on other players that went 0-3 and got credited for it. Stats is stats!!!!!
“Clif Quggins had a line drive to center field last night.”
Certain congrats if he did. But the team stats on the game, which may be in error, show he was 0-3, striking out twice and walking once.
Clif Quggins had a line drive to center field last night.