“As the game progressed, our pitchers got into a groove and our hitters started to have more competitive at-bats, which allowed us to chip away at the 4-0 deficit and take the lead in the fourth inning,” APA coach John Tyler said.
“They did all the little things right and did a great job making adjustments during the game as needed. They have worked hard and stuck together during the adversity at the beginning of the season, and I couldn’t be more proud of them,” CSS coach Will Kelly said.
Junior Braden Buress threw all five innings for the Rams while only giving up three hits with ten punchouts. Freshman Will Radford led the Rams with three RBIs on two hits.
Rams Austin Hardy pitches a complete game shutout with a no-hitter against North Pitt. “They beat us twice last year and I could not let that happen again,” Hardy said.