By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM
Fort Thomas Matters Sports Reporter
They tried
to rally in the bottom of the seventh.
But the
Highlands Bluebirds came up short in the first game of the Hometown
Pharmacy/Frank Shoop Invitational at Harrison County on Thursday. The East
Jessamine Jaguars escaped with a 5-4 win.
Both teams
had eight hits and committed just one error. But the Jaguars broke a 1-1 tie
with three runs in the top of the fifth. Highlands scored twice in the seventh
but could not tie it.
Evan Allen
and Jake Whitford had two hits each for Highlands (10-7). Whitford added a run
batted in with Lou Bunning and D.J. Mills hitting doubles.
Highlands
returns to Cynthiana on Saturday to face Lexington Tates Creek. Game time is
12:45 p.m.
Baseball:
Covington Catholic 11, Newport Central Catholic 1:Bishop Brossart 6, Newport Central Catholic 4:
The
Thoroughbreds fell to 7-10 with two losses Thursday.
The
Colonels outhit the Thoroughbreds, 13-7. Nate Enslen led NewCath going 3-for-3
with a run batted in and stole a base.
The Mustangs
outhit the Thoroughbreds, 11-6. Enslen had a two-run single and Zack Pangallo
had a triple for NewCath.
NewCath led
3-2 entering the seventh inning. But Bishop Brossart scored four runs to win
the game.
NewCath
does not play again until Monday. The Thoroughbreds travel to Bellevue for a 5
p.m. contest.
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