University School Of Nashville Drops Game To Davidson Academy After Late Score
University School of Nashville lost the lead late in a 5-1 defeat to Davidson Academy on Tuesday. The game was tied at one with Davidson Academy batting in the bottom of the fourth when Conor Rork uncorked a wild pitch, scoring two runs.
University School of Nashville took an early lead in the first inning. An error scored one run for University School of Nashville .
Davidson Academy evened things up at one in the bottom of the first inning. #8 singled on a 2-1 count in the first inning, scoring one run.
#6 earned the win for Davidson Academy. He went three innings, giving up zero runs, zero hits, striking out three, and walking one. Conor Rork took the loss for University School of Nashville . He threw three and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs, six hits, and striking out one.
#21 started the game for Davidson Academy. He tossed one and one-third innings, surrendering one run, two hits, striking out three, and walking zero.
Daniel Jacobs, Jason Malkofsky-Berger, and Sandy Hindman each collected one hit to lead University School of Nashville . University School of Nashville didn't commit a single error in the field. Will Greenfield had six chances in the field, the most on the team.
#7 led Davidson Academy with two stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with nine stolen bases.
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University School of Nashville took an early lead in the first inning. An error scored one run for University School of Nashville .
Davidson Academy evened things up at one in the bottom of the first inning. #8 singled on a 2-1 count in the first inning, scoring one run.
#6 earned the win for Davidson Academy. He went three innings, giving up zero runs, zero hits, striking out three, and walking one. Conor Rork took the loss for University School of Nashville . He threw three and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs, six hits, and striking out one.
#21 started the game for Davidson Academy. He tossed one and one-third innings, surrendering one run, two hits, striking out three, and walking zero.
Daniel Jacobs, Jason Malkofsky-Berger, and Sandy Hindman each collected one hit to lead University School of Nashville . University School of Nashville didn't commit a single error in the field. Will Greenfield had six chances in the field, the most on the team.
#7 led Davidson Academy with two stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with nine stolen bases.
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