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Beavers
win 6th straight
Six straight wins for the
Glen Rose Beavers. Jessieville ran into the Glen Rose powerhouse on Friday
afternoon at the Arkansas Health Center. Glen Rose won the defensive battle
3-0. It was the fifth shut-out of the year for the Beavers.
Anthony
Ballance was the winning pitcher for the Beavers playing all seven innings.
Landon Sigrist got the offensive started, when he hit what was nearly
a home run in the fourth inning. It bounced off of the fence and was ruled
a ground rule double.
The
win places the Beavers in a firm hold of third place for the Beavers,
which means that one win in the Conference Tournament will get the into
Regional action. The Beavers stand at 10-3 overall this season, and 5-2
in conference play.
Paron
falls, as the Beavers win 5th straight
In yet another game, the
Beavers have topped 10 runs, and shut a team out. This time they defeated
Paron 13-0 in five innings.
Spencer
Burroughs was the winning pitcher for the Beavers going four innings.
He had 9 strikeouts, 7 walks, and pitched a no-hitter. Josh Lambertus
pitched one inning and had 2 strike outs.
Anthony
Ballance was 1-2, triple, RBI; Jon Vann 2-2, 2 singles; Hunter Young 1-4,
double, 2 RBI; Cody Caudle 1-3, a doulbe, RBI; Colby Elrod 2-3, 2 singles
and 1 RBI; Jonathan Hill was 1-2 with a single and an RBI.
Lady
Beavers keep rolling
The
Lady Beavers topped Paron on Tuesday 12-2. The game lasted only 5 innings,
with the 10 run rule in effect.
Brittany
Cates was the winning pitcher, she pitched all five innings, had 4 strike
outs, 3 hits, and 3 walks. Holly Green was 2-2 with 2 doubles.
Beavers
stay strong, improve record to 8-3.
At the Arkansas Health Center on
Monday, the Glen Rose Beavers continued their winning ways as they defeated
Cutter Morning Star 13-7.
Anthony Ballance was the
winning pitcher for the Beavers. Pitching all 7 innings. He had 12 strikeouts,
1 walk, and 5 hits.
Andrew Neel was 1-4, single;
Ballance 3-4, HR, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Hunter Young 3-5, 2 doubles, 1 single,
1 RBI; Spencer Burroughs, 2-3, double, single, 3 RBI; Landon Sigrist 1-4,
single; Royce Floyd 2-4, 2 singles, 2 RBI; Clayton Hayre 1-3, single.
The Beavers are now 8-3 overall, and 3-2 in conference play. Third place
in conference with Bauxite and Poyen in front of the Beavers.
Cutter
runs into the Lady Beaver buzz saw
The Cutter Morning Star Lady Eagles
softball team ran into a buzz saw on Monday afternoon at Morrison Park.
The Lady Beavers came to play and demolished the opponents 19-3.
The winning pitcher was Brittany
Cates, she pitched 3 innings, had 3 strikeouts, 1 walk, and 5 hits.
Holly Green was 2-2 with
5 RBI, Lindsey Green was 1-1 with a double and 3 RBI.
The win puts the Lady Beavers
at 8-2 overall, and 5-2 in conference play. Next up is Paron on Tuesday.
Big
week for the Beavers
Thirty eight runs in
one week for the Beavers. On Friday the Mountain Pine pulled into the
Arkansas Health Center to take on Glen Rose. The Beavers made quick work
of the Red Devils winning the game 10-0 in five innings. It was the third
game of the week in which the 10 run rule was in use. Anthony Ballance
was the winning pitcher for Glen Rose pitching all 5 innings.
This win brings the Beavers to 2-2 in conference play, and 7-3 overall
this season. Glen Rose has scored 88 runs this season, so far, while they
have only allowed 30 runs to be scored on them. That makes for an average
score of about 9-3.
Next up for Glen Rose is Cutter Morning Star on Monday at the Arkansas
Health Center. More
15-0
shut-out for Lady Beavers
The
Lady Beavers shut-out the Lady Red Devils from Mountain Pine on Friday
afternoon at Morrison Park. Brittany Cates was the winning pitcher for
Glen Rose going 4 innings, notching 2 strikeouts, no walks, and only 2
hits.
28 runs in two days for the Beavers
Tuesday afternoon
was another big day offensivley for the Diamond Beavers. This time Mayflower
fell victim to the Beavers powerful offense. Glen Rose won the game 14-1.
The Beavers have scored 28 runs in the last two days, while only allowing
1. The Beavers record climbs to 6-3, with the victory.
Jon Vann was
the winning pitcher for the Beavers. Vann pitched the whole 5 innings.
He had 2 strike outs, 2 walks, and threw a no-hitter.
Andrew Neel was 2-3, 2 singles, 2 RBI; Spencer Burroughs 2-3, 2 singles,
1 RBI; Anthony Ballance 1-4, 1 double, 3 RBI; Landon Siegrist 1-2, 1 single;
Royce Floyd 1-3, single, 3 RBI; Josh Lambertus 1-2, 1 single, 1 RBI; and
Clayton Hayre 1-2, single, RBI.
Beavers
get big win over LR Christian
The Beavers
found some offense on Monday afternoon defeating the LR Christian Warriors
14-0 at the Arkansas Health Center. The Beavers win puts them at a record
of 5-3, and they are 0-2 in conference play.
Anthony Ballance got the win for the Beavers. He pitched 3 innings allowing
0 walks and 0 hits, and getting 4 strike outs. Jon Vann pitched the other
2 innings with 2 K's of his own. Vann allowed 1 walk and no hits.
The Beavers did well offensivley as well. Ballance was 2-3 with a homerun
on the second pitch of the game, a triple, and 2 RBI. Hunter Young was
1-2 with a single, Spencer Burroughs, 1-2, a single, 3 RBI, Vann 1-4,
single, RBI, Andrew Neel went 1-4, a single, Landon Sigrist was 1-2, for
a single and 2 RBI, Cody Caudle went 1-1 with a single, and Royce Floyd
was 1-2 with a single.
Fountain Lake gets the win
The Fountain
Lake Cobras handed the Beavers their third loss of the season on Friday
defeating them 5-1. The Beavers fall to 4-3 overall, and remain at 0-2
in conference.
Indians edge
out a win over Glen Rose
Poyen won the
ball game 7-6 Monday afternoon at the Arkansas Health Center, improving
their record to 3-0 in conference play and 5-2 overall. While Glen Rose
drops to 0-2 in conference and 4-2 overall.
John Lamkins was the winning pitcher for the Indians. Justin Moore was
1-4 with 3 RBI's, Brian McCrackin had 2 RBI's.
Anthony Ballance and Jon Vann each had a pair of RBI's for the Beavers.
Beavers
defeat panthers 13-2
The Beavers
improved their record to 4-1 and 1-1 Friday night in Magnet Cove as they
blew past the Magnet Cove Panthers 13-2.
Anthony Ballance was the winning pitcher for Glen Rose. He gave up 3 hits,
had 8 K's, and only 2 walks.
Clayton Hayre went 2-3 with a grand slam homerun in the 3rd inning and
7 RBI's for the night. Spencer Burroughs was 1-2 with a single, Ballance
1-4 with a single, Shawn Hargrove 1-4 with a single, Hunter Young 1-3
with a single, Jon Vann 1-2 with a single, and Josh Lambertus 1-2 with
a single.
Lady
Beavers lose to former coach
The Lady Beavers
lost for the first time this season to the 5-0 Lady Panthers from Magnet
Cove. Shane Harsell coaches the Lady Panthers, one year after a 2 year
stay at Glen Rose where he coached the majority of this Lady Beaver team.
Magnet Cove won the game 13-3.
Beavers
defeat Dolphins for a second time
On Thursday
the Beaver baseball team defeated the Arkansas School for Math and Science
Dolphins to the tune of 17-14. Both of the meetings between the teams
have went the Beavers way this season. Both games featured a lot of offense,
as well. The Beavers record stands at 3-1 now with a 0-1 record in conference
play.
Offensive
shoot-out leads to a Glen Rose win
In a game filled
with offense on Friday afternoon, the Glen Rose baseball Beavers came
through in the end with a 13-10 victory over the Arkansas School for Math
and Science.
After 2 innings the Beavers looked like they were going to run away with
a win, leading 7-1. But the Dolphins weren't done. In the third inning
they exploded and tied the game up at 7-7. The Beavers made a pitching
change and got out of the inning alive.
The Beavers finally got the lead back in the fifth inning. In the top
of the sixth, because of darkness and the threat of rain the decision
was made that it would be the last inning. The Beavers made quick work
of the Dolphins in the top of the inning, and held on to the 13-10 lead
for the win. The Beavers are 2-1 on the year, 0-1 in conference play.
Their next battle is Monday at the Arkansas Health Center to take on the
Jessieville Lions.
Lady
Beavers get another win
The Lady Beavers
played their home opener on Tuesday afternoon, taking on county rival
Bismarck. The Lady Beavers improved their record to 2-0 with a win on
Tuesday. They take on Jessieville at Morisson Park on Monday.
Softball
team 1-0
Monday in frigid
weather at Bauxite the 2002 edition of the Lady Beavers softball team
debuted with a season opening victor on the road.
The baseball team also traveled to Bauxite on Monday, but lost a defensive
battle 1-0. The Beavers record falls to 1-1, and 0-1 in conference play.
Diamond Beavers 1-0
The 2002 Glen Rose
Beaver baseball team opened up their season Thursday afternoon with a
7-0 victory over Lutheran High School. Anthony Ballance was the winning
pitcher for the Beavers going the entire seven innings. Next up for the
Beavers is the Arkansas School for Math and Sciences on Friday.
Baseball season comes swinging in
On Thursday the 2002 Baseball
season will get underway when the Beavers will face Lutheran at the Arkansas
Health Center. The Beavers also have a game on Friday with the Arkansas
School for Math and Sciences comes for a visit. The first pitch
is at 4:00 for both games.
Two new coaches take
over
Two new coaches
will take over the helm for the two major spring sports at Glen Rose.
Former softball coach Shane Hartsell left Glen Rose this summer
leaving the softball coaching job open. New head girls basketball
coach Brad Matthews will be leading the Lady Beavers softball team this
spring.
Coach Kenny Horn who was on the staff last year as a student intern and
the pitching coach for the Beavers, was hired this summer to be an assistant
football coach, and the head coach of the baseball team.
Baseball and Softball
ends
The baseball
and softball seasons are over at Glen Rose for this year. Both teams lost
on Friday in the 5AA South District Tournament.
The baseball team was playing in their opening round game against Mountain
Pine and lost 4-2. The softball team was playing in their second game
of the tournament losing to Poyen 12-2. In their opening round game the
defeated Bauxite 14-2.
Beavers and Lady
Beavers end regular season with losses
Regular season
games for the softball and baseball teams ended on Monday. The results
were not the best, but the District Tournament should be good.
Harmony Grove was the opponent for both teams. The baseball team lost
9-6, while the softball team lost 15-0.
The softball district tournament starts Wednesday, April 18. The baseball
team will play their opening round game on Friday, April 20.
2 more big wins
for the Diamond Beavers
The Beavers
beat Cutter Morning Star 16-0 in 5 innings on Monday at the Benton Services
Center.
Shawn Hargrove, Cole Ledbetter, and Jake Doddridge scored three runs in
the first inning thanks to RBI's from Spencer Burroughs, Chris Talley,
and Hunter Young.
Six more runs came in the second inning as Andrew Neel, Josh Lambertus,
and Ledbetter all scored on a big grand slam from Doddridge. Talley doubled
and score Burroughs, and Neel singled Young in.
In the first two inning the Beavers had 6 stolen bases. The blow out continued
with 5 more runs in the third inning. Hargrove scored when Ledbetter double,
and then Doddridge hit a two-run homer for his second home run of the
game. Burroughs and Tally scored the other two runs on a basehit from
Neel.
Ledbetter scored in the fourth, and Hargrove scored one more time in the
fifth.
The win puts Glen Rose as 6-6 overall and 3-3 in conference play.
The Lady Beavers scored a win against Cutter as well. They won their game
11-4.
Tara Hawkins and Brittany Cates scored in the second. Cutter took a 3-2
lead, but Glen Rose came back in the fifth with 4 more runs. Jackie Jones,
Jessica McDougal, Lauren Lambert, and Hawkins scored. McDougal, Lambert,
and Hawkins scored in the sixth. Jennifer Norwook and Lambert rounded
out the scoring in the final inning.
The Lady Beavers are now 6-10 overall and 4-3 in conference action.
Beavers win
The Glen Rose
baseball team took a 5-3 win Friday at the Benton Services Center when
Mt. Pine came for a visit.
Shawn Hargrove was 3 for 4, he had two doubles and a single. Spencer Burroughs
was the winning pitcher, he had 5 K's.
The win improves the Beavers record to 5-6 overall, and 2-3 in conference
play.
The Lady Beavers came through with a big win on Friday against Mt. Pine.
The win came to the tune of 18-0.
After one inning the Lady Beavers were up 10-0. The game was over in 2
innings.
Tara Reeves, Jackie Jones, Jessica McDougal, Jennifer Norwood, Tara Hawkins,
Nichole Jones, Candice Estes, and Brittany Cates all scored in the first.
Jones and McDougal scored two runs each.
The eight runs in the second inning came from Reeves, Jones, McDougal,
Lauren Lambert, Hawkins, Jones, Cates and Estes. McDougal hit a two-run
homer in the inning.
McDougal was the leading batter for the Lady Beavers she was 3 for 3,
she had a single, triple, and a home run. Cates was the winning pitcher
giving up 1 hit, and had 3 strikeouts.
The Lady Beavers improve to 5-10 with the win.
Strange game
leads to a win
The Glen Rose
Lady Beavers got a 7-4 win in a strange game that was over after 2 innings.
The Pine Bluff St. Joseph's pitcher was called for 'crow hopping'. Crow
hopping is when the pitcher hops off the mound during her windup. The
umpires discussed this problem with the St. Joe's coach, and St. Joe's
forfeited the rest of the game. Glen Rose coach Shane Hartsell told the
umps about it, and after they had called the pitcher on it a few times
finally told the coach.
Tara Reeves, Jackie Jones, and Jessica McDougal led the way hitting for
the Lady Beavers.
Ouachita baseballers
top G Rose
The Ouachita
Warriors beat Glen Rose 10-4 on Monday afternoon at Ouachita High School
Field. It was a non-conference loss for the Beavers.
Dustin Beals was the winning pitcher for Ouachita, he pitched four innings.
Chris Ross pitched the final two.
Brian Bridges made the score 8-4 with a three-run homer in the fourth.
Andrew Neel got on base for each of his 4 at bats, and Shawn Hargrove
had some key hits.
J'ville
falls to the Beavers
On Friday
afternoon at Jessieville the Glen Rose Beavers got a big 11-5 win over
the defending 5AA South Champs.
Cole Ledbetter started a six-run fifth inning when he got a hit. Jake
Doddridge had a double that brought 2 in to score. Spencer Burroughs picked
up an RBI when Jake Doddridge scored of Burroughs' single. Nick Fuller
got on base on an error, and scored Burroguhs. The score was 7-4 after
5.
In the seventh inning Glen Rose scored 3 more runs. Shawn Hargrove, Hunter
Young, and Clayton Hayre all crossed home plate.
The softball team got a win as well, 17-14. The Lady Beavers had a 9-6
lead before Jessieville scored 4 runs to make it 10-9.
In the top of the seventh Jennifer Norwood hit a triple that gave Glen
Rose the lead. The inning would see eight runs from the Lady Beavers.
In that inning Jackie Jones, Tara Reeves, Norwood, Jessica McDougal, Nichole
Jones, Laura Berryhill, and Brenna Reeves all scored runs.
Glen Rose
has bad trip to Poyen
The Indian
baseball team beat the Beavers 7-1.
The Beavers, 2-5, scored there only run when Shawn Hargrove hit a triple
in the seventh inning and scored. Andrew Neel also got a hit.
Jake Doddridge pitched for the Beavers and was nearly perfect through
the first 3 innings.
The Glen Rose softball team also fell to Poyen. The conference loss for
the Lady Beavers came by a score of 7-4. Brenna Reeves and Jessica McDougal
were the leading batters for Glen Rose, and Brittany Cates was the pitcher.
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