Rick Ball rallied from a one-run deficit after 3 ½ by scoring two runs in the bottom of the fourth to beat Creekside Photography 14-13 in Babe Ruth High School Softball Wednesday night at Rolling Hills Park. Meanwhile, in the nightcap, New Franklin edged Blast 12-10.
Citizen’s Community Bank rallies past Boonville Caterpillar 10-8 in the nightcap Alliant Bank scored three runs in the second inning and four again in the third to beat Rick Ball Auto Group 15-3 in Cal Ripken Minor Wednesday night at the COCOBA Ball Field at Harley Park. In the nightcap, Citizen’s Community Bank rallied past Boonville Caterpillar 10-8.
Boonville Abstract scored four runs in the second inning in a 4-0 win over Creations by Diana in the Boonslick Softball League last Thursday at Lions Park. Daylyn Reynolds picked up the win in the circle for Boonville Abstract while Emma Reader took the loss for Creations by Diana.
The New Franklin, Prairie Home and Pilot Grove track teams were well represented at the Class 1 Sectional 1 Track Meet Saturday at New Haven High School. With the top four in each event moving on to the Class 1 Missouri State Track and Field Championships at Adkins Stadium at Jefferson City High School on Friday and Saturday, May 19-20, the New Franklin boys and girls qualified for state in a total of five events while Prairie Home qualified in three events, and Pilot Grove in two.
Snapps scored two runs in each of the firsttwo innings and never looked back, beating A-Bow-K 4-1 in Babe Ruth 10U softball Wednesday night at Lions Park. In the nightcap, WK Ford led Boonville Abstract from start to finish for a 12-1 win.
As the rain started to come down with a little more regularity in the sixth inning, Boonville Pirates baseball coach Fred Smith stood in disbelief as 3-20 Marshall led 3-1. Although the Pirates took a 1-0 lead in the second on four hit batters, Marshall would respond in the fifth with three runs on two singles, two hit batters and one error to go up 3-1.
It’s not how the Boonville Pirates baseball team wanted to finish Friday while hosting Class 6 and state-ranked Rock Bridge in the regular season finale at Twillman Field in Harley Park. With the district tournament continuing on Monday, May 15 in Oak Grove, the Pirates would have preferred to give the Bruins a good game heading into the semifinals of the district tournament against the host team Monday at 4:30 p.m.
The Pilot Grove baseball team scored when they had to Tuesday night on the road against the Fayette Falcons. Trailing 1-0 after the first inning, which stood through five, Pilot Grove rallied back with two runs in the top half of the sixth for a 2-1 victory.