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Bowie baseball beats City View 11-2
The Bowie baseball team won easily at City View on Tuesday.
The Jackrabbits won 11-2 in a game they never trailed in as they got back into district play.
Bowie saw Devin Melton get on base with a single with one out. He was able to advance to third base due to some errors fielding the ball. Kawlyer Swearingin followed with a sacrifice fly to right field to drive him in to give the Jackrabbits a 1-0 lead.
Pitcher Troy Kesey and the defense did not allow any Mustang to get on base as the game moved to the second inning.
Logan Hutson led off with a single. Brody Armstrong came in to base run. A ground out moved him to second base.
Colton Richey hit a ball to second base to induced an error that put runners on the corners. Richey was later caught trying to steal second base, but it allowed Armstrong to score to make Bowie’s lead 2-0.
In the third inning Melton and Swearingin led off with a drawn walk and an error in the outfield. A sacrifice bunt moved both into scoring position.
Hutson grounded out to the shortstop, but it allowed Melton to score and Swearingin to reach third base. Carson Sanders then hit a ball to first base that induced an error that drove in Swearingin to make the score 4-0.
Kesey would strike out the side to advance the game into the fourth inning as City View had failed to get any base runner on up to that point.
Edgar Regalado got on base with one out thanks to an error at third base, reaching second. Two batters later Melton drove him in with a single to right field to up the Jackrabbits lead to 5-0.
The Mustang hitters finally got something going with a leadoff single to start the bottom of the fourth. After a stolen base and a sacrifice bunt, the base runner was on third. A groundout followed, but it allowed the runner to score as City View cut the lead to 5-1.
Bowie tried to respond in the fifth inning as Kynan DeMoss led off by getting on base thanks to another fielding error. Hutson followed with a single to put two runners on base with no outs.
Unfortunately, the next three batters that followed hit balls right to the Mustang’s defense who made the plays to prevent the Jackrabbits from scoring.
Kesey bounced back on the mound by striking out the side as the game advanced to the sixth inning.
Regalado led off with a single. Two batters later Melton hit a two-run home run. Swearingin followed with a single. After a groundout moved him to second base, Huston’s ball hit to second base led to another fielding error.
Sanders then followed with a double to left field that drove in both runners to make the score 9-1.
City View got something going on offense in response with a one out single. An error from Bowie on a throw into the infield following a fly out allowed the base runner to advance all the way to third base.
A wild pitch then allowed the base runner to score to cut the lead to 9-2, before Kesey struck out the batter to end the sixth inning.
A.J. Whatley came in to pinch hit to lead off the seventh inning. He was able to get on base thanks to a fielding error at third base. A sacrifice bunt and strike out followed before Melton was hit by a pitch to put two runners on base.
Swearingin then drove them in with a double to up the Jackrabbits lead to 11-2. Kesey closed out the game with another inning of striking out the side.
To read the full story, pick up a copy of the weekend edition of the Bowie News.
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Jackrabbits
A day after football season ended and the Bowie boy’s basketball team played its first game of the season and is working towards a new goal this season.
The Jackrabbits lost that first game against Sanger on Nov. 9, 70-36 before bouncing back a few days later after some practice to beat Bridgeport on Nov. 12, 56-51.
Bowie comes into this season after falling just short of making the playoffs last season.
The team graduated two of its three double-digit scorers along with an experienced post player from its starting rotation last season.
Rayder Mann is the team’s most proven scorer from last season, but other players will be counted on to step up according to Coach Ryan Dykes, who enters his second season at Bowie.
“Rayder Mann and Bradly Horton will need to be the floor generals for us to be successful,” Dykes said. “Boston Farris will be counted on to be a productive player and Gaige Goodman will need to be a factor in the paint on both the offensive and defensive end.”
In the first game against Sanger, Mann led the team with 13 points while Goodman was second with eight points.
The offense was much better overall against Bridgeport. Horton had 15 points, Mann had 14 points and Farris had nine points as Bowie scored in double-digits in every quarter of the game.
Lady Rabbits
In the second week of the season the Bowie Lady Rabbits had up and down performances.
The Lady Rabbits lost at Bridgeport on Nov. 9, 68-30 but bounced back to win at home on Nov. 12 against Boyd 55-42.
Against Bridgeport, Bowie gave up too many three-pointers on defense as the Sissies made 12 in the game.
It was too much for the Lady Rabbits to keep up with.
Parker Riddle led the team with 14 points while Payton Holt was second with five points.
The offense was more successful overall and balanced against Boyd, pulling away in the second half. Hanna Bell led the team with 13 points while Holt was second with eight points and Lanie Moore had seven points.
To read the full story, pick up a copy of the weekend edition of the Bowie News.
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