Archive for March, 2011

Andrew Pierson gave Monarch seven strong innings, allowing his team enough time to come back from an early 3-0 deficit to defeat Plantation by a final of 6-4 in nine innings.

Daniel Donofrio faces one batter over the minimum through five as he earns the victory going all seven for the complete game as Westminster defeats Pine Ridge 7-3.

In what is becoming a routine for Nova, the Titans used defense and pitching to carry them to a 3-0 win over Bartow in the title game of their Spring Break Tournament.

Archbishop McCarthy hitters answered the call one night after being no-hit, by pounding out fifteen hits on their way to a 15-7 victory over St. Brendan Tuesday night.

The Fort Lauderdale high school baseball team reached the Monarch Spring Break Tournament title game with a 4-1, come from behind win over the host Knights.

Nova advances to the championship game of their Spring Break Tournament Monday evening with a 13-0 win over South Plantation.

St. Thomas’ bid to make it an all Broward semi-finals in the Nova Spring Break Tournament fell short. Nova, Western, and South Plantation advanced with wins.

Highlands Christian defeated Sheridan Hills 3-0 Friday evening, taking over the District 15-1A lead in the process. The Knights were led by battery mates Eric and Jason Hepple.

American Heritage had lost the past two seasons on the road against Coral Springs Charter, and on Friday, the Patriots took out their frustration with a 13-2 whipping of the Panthers.

Archbishop McCarthy is looking more prepared to make a long playoff run every time they take the field. Their latest win came Thursday, a 7-2 decision over Chaminade Madonna.

Douglas had to wait all off season to avenge two playoff losses to Coral Springs last year, but on Thursday the Eagles finally got their revenge with a 5-4 win over the Colts.

Coral Glades used a big fourth inning to run their district record to 5-2 with an 8-2 win over Monarch on Thursday afternoon.

West Broward moved to the top of the District 12-6A standings with a 4-3 win over rival Flanagan on Wednesday night. Luigi Perez hit the game-winning single for the Bobcats.

Cooper City squeezed past Western 8-7 in a District 12-6A match up on the strength of three Chris’ offensive performances.

South Plantation turned around their season on Tuesday with a stunning 8-5 come from behind victory over district rival Piper.

The Douglas Eagles were tested again on Tuesday by Coral Glades, but they came out 3-1 winners thanks to a tie-breaking fifth inning home run by lead-off hitter Louis Silvero.

Coral Springs Christian started the season slowly, but they hit their stride Tuesday with a 17-0 win over district rival Westminster Academy.

Plantation picked up a big district win Tuesday on the strength of Mark Ramcharitar’s arm. The Colonels moved within one game of the district lead with a 10-2 win over McArthur.

Cardinal Gibbons lost round one to Pembroke Pines Charter earlier this season, but on Monday, the Chiefs emerged victorious in a come from behind 4-1 win over the Jaguars.

On Monday, the bottom third of Flanagan’s order had ten hits, seven RBI’s, and nine runs scored, helping power the Falcons to an 18-3 district win over Cypress Bay.

St. Thomas almost threw a no-hitter, then almost lost the game, in a classic battle versus district rival Nova. In the end, the Raiders prevailed 6-5 in eleven innings.