Archive for November, 2011

Coral Springs moved within one game of winning the HSBN/Perfect Recruits Fall Classic with a 10-0 win over West Broward in its semifinal match-up Tuesday evening.

Chaminade Madonna continued their strong run through the HSBN/Perfect Recruits Fall Classic tournament by beating Douglas 8-1 in their semi-final game Tuesday afternoon.

Coral Springs got a three-run homer from Lewis Brinson and a three-run triple from Ian Delamadrid en route to an 8-1 victory over Pine Crest on Thursday night.

Chaminade-Madonna’s Brandon Burgess nearly threw his second no-hitter of the Fall Classic as the Lions scored early and often against Deerfield Beach.

West Broward pounds out 12 hits after a lackluster offensive performance in the first two games to move on in the HSBN/Perfect Recruits Fall Classic.

West Broward senior right-hander Austin Gray tossed a complete game with seven strikeouts as the Bobcats edged the Knights.

Coral Springs almost didn’t make the second round of the HSBN/Perfect Recruits Fall Classic, but on Wednesday night, they showed they belonged by beating Pine Crest 11-0.

Chaminade-Madonna pulled off the 6-5 win in its last at-bat in the first game of its Round Two series with the Deerfield Bucks.

Monarch senior Andrew Pierson stifled the Bobcats through the first five innings as the Knights won 5-2 on Tuesday to gain an advantage in the best-of-three series.

Douglas completed a two-game sweep of Cardinal Gibbons Tuesday night with a 9-0 victory. The win moves the Eagles into the semi-finals of the HSBN/Perfect Recruits fall Classic tournament.

Douglas moved one game closer to winning the Fall Classic on Monday when it used a four-run fourth inning to help defeat Cardinal Gibbons 7-3 in Game 1 of their three-game series.

West Broward dominated its group and will be the number one seed in Round Two of the HSBN/Perfect Recruits Fall Classic.

The Knights rallied for six runs to earn victory and Douglas advanced as the Group Five winner with an 8-4 victory over Coral Glades.

University School clinched Group One with a stunning three-run rally in the seventh against Pembroke Pines Charter on Saturday, winning the game 8-7.

Sophomore pitcher Alex Perez retires all nine batters he faces as Panthers roll to win Group Three and advance to the tournament’s second round.

Westminster Academy scored early and often in a 10-3 win over South Plantation and then watched as Deerfield Beach beat McArthur, making the Lions Group Six champions.

Pompano’s Bobby Adkins threw a complete-game shutout against Plantation, striking out six, and also went 1-for-1 with two walks in the Golden Tornadoes 8-0 win.

McArthur scored five runs in the fourth inning and got good pitching to defeat Westminster Academy in a Group 6 game Friday night.

Douglas pinch-hitter Michael Greenberg drove in Chris Pannell for the walk-off 3-2 victory over Northeast in a Group Five game.

Plantation scored six runs in the second inning to gain a big lead but then had to fight off a persistent Chaminade team.

Coral Springs gave up an early lead but was able to break a 6-6 tie in the sixth en route to an 11-6 victory over Pembroke Pines Charter on Thursday night.