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Sophomore Season
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Sophs' big inning buries Rocky |
5/14 - Trailing 2-0 going into
the bottom of the third inning, the GHS sophomore baseball
team got started and two innings later they had finished off
Rock Island 12-2.
With the non-conference win, the Streaks
swept their season series with the Rocks and moved to 18-3
on the season. The GHS sophs will host East Peoria Friday if
the weather cooperates.
Brock Bush threw the first four
innings to pick up the victory. He struck out four and
walked two. Freshman Luke Ryan tossed one scoreless inning
in the relief, striking out two.
Rock Island jumped out to
an early lead, plating solo runs in the first and second
innings. GHS finally got their bats going in the third. With
a pair of runners on base, Cody Kukuk doubled in the first
Streak run. Chad Johnson followed with an RBI single and
Ryan tripled in the third run to give GHS a lead they would
never relinquish. The Streaks added two runs in the fourth
and then scored seven in the fifth to end the contest. Tyler
Inness scored on a wild pitch to end the game.
GHS out-hit
Rocky 11 to 5. Logan Scott, Rebel Schott, Johnson and Ryan
had two hits apiece. Zach McCrery, Kukuk and Nathan Mines
had one each. |
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Streak sophs 9-1 in conference |
5/9 - (ROCK ISLAND) While GHS'
varsity has struggled during the second half of the Western
Big 6 season, the Streak sophomores have quietly been
putting together an outstanding season. With a 16-1, 10-1
doubleheader sweep at Rock Island, Saturday, the GHS sophs
clinched the "mythical" sophomore league title.
The Streaks
finished the conference campaign 9-1, with their only loss
coming the first weekend at Alleman. They moved to 17-3
overall with four games remaining.
The opening game at Rock
Island went six innings. The teams were tied 1-1 going into
the third inning, but GHS broke it open with a five-run
inning. They added another run in the fourth, three in the
fifth and six in the sixth.
Chris Fields went three innings
for the pitching victory. He struck out five and allowed the
only run. Rebel Schott pitched two innings and Brock Bush
one.
GHS had 17 hits in the opener. Zach McCrery was
4-for-4 to lead the attack. Fields and Tyler Farrell added
two hits apiece and Schott, Bush, Chad Johnson, Jared Carl,
Logan Scott, Nathan Mines and Tyler Inness had one each.
In
the nightcap, It was the same type of start. The Streaks
took a 1-0 lead into the third inning before scoring three
runs in both the third and fourth frames. They added two
more in the fifth and one in the sixth. Rocky's lone run
came in the bottom of the third.
Farrell earned the pitching
victory, going five innings and striking out four. Tim
Rossell pitched the final two innings and struck out three.
The Streaks had 15 hits in the second game. McCrery, again,
was 4-for-4 to lead the way. Bush, Johnson and Scott had two
hits apiece. Mines, Bryce Trent, Farrell, Cody Kukuk and
Schott had one each. |
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GHS sophs
roll over Richwoods |
5/6 - GHS' sophomore baseball
team picked up their 15th win Wednesday by a 10-1 score over
visiting Peoria Richwoods.
An eight-run third inning pretty
much salted the game away for Coach Kevin Johnson's young
Streaks. With the non-conference win they moved to 15-3 on
the season.
Chris Fields enjoyed the offensive support as he
tossed three scoreless innings to earn the victory. Fields
allowed three hits and struck out one. Tyler Farrell allowed
just one run in a shaky fourth, but settled down and for two
more solid innings of work. Rebel Schott struck out three in
the final frame, while surrendering one hit.
The Streaks scored one run in both the second
and sixth innings in addition to the big third. They had 15
hits in the contest. Zach McCrery had three of them and Fields, Brock Bush,
Cody Kukuk and Schott added two apiece. Kukuk banged out a
double and triple. He and Fields each drove in two runs.
Nathan Mines, Logan Scott, Kenny Malcolm and David Slaton
chipped in one hit apiece.
Thursday, the GHS sophomores will
travel to United Township for a non-conference game. The
Streaks swept U.T. at home in a conference doubleheader
earlier in the season. |
| GHS sophs
roll past Geneseo |
5/4 - With a couple of regulars
playing with the varsity and no freshmen available, GHS'
sophomore baseball team didn't let that stop them as they
beat Geneseo 9-2, here Monday.
With the win, the young
Streaks moved to 14-3 on the season.
GHS rolled up a 4-0
lead going into the fourth inning. Geneseo cut the deficit
to 4-2 in that frame, but the Streaks responded by scoring
five runs over the final three innings.
Tyler Inness went
four and two-thirds innings on the mound to get the win for
the Streaks. He allowed five hits, walked one and struck out
three. Zach McCrery finished, holding Geneseo to just one
hit over the final two and a third innings.
Offensively, GHS
had 13 hits. Five players had two apiece, including Chris
Fields, Logan Scott, Tyler Farrell, Rebel Schott and Jared
Carl. McCrery, Bryce Trent and Kenny Malcolm had one each.
With Tuesday's make-up against Metamora cancelled, GHS'
sophomores are next scheduled to play Peoria Richwoods at
home on Wednesday. |
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Streak
sophomores sweep Moline |
5/2 - There may not be an
official Western Big 6 sophomore championship, but Moline
and GHS' sophomore baseball teams played like there was one
Saturday. In two very competitive games, the young Streaks
came out on top 1-0 (nine innings) and 6-3.
The opener saw
both teams send strong pitching to the mound. GHS finished
with four hits and Moline, three. The winning run came in
the bottom of the seventh. A walk to Rebel Schott and an
error on Cody Kukuk's two-out grounder kept things alive for
Brock Bush, who singled in the Schott.
Chris Fields pitched
six scoreless innings, allowing two hits and striking out
five. Schott earned the win in relief, pitching three
innings, allowing just one hits and striking out two.
Freshman designated hitter Luke Ryan led the Streaks with
two hits. Schott and Bush collected the other two.
In the
nightcap, the Streaks jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first
inning, but saw Moline put up a three-spot in the second.
Two more runs in the bottom of the second gave GHS a lead
they would never relinquish.
Freshman Tim Rossell got the pitching
victory in relief of starter Tyler Farrell, who left in the
middle of the second inning. Rossell went five innings,
allowing no runs on five hits. He struck out two. Ryan got
the final two outs of the game in relief of Rossell.
Dalton
Davis led the Streaks with three hits, including a double.
Chad Johnson, who had did not bat in the first game, had two
hits and Zach McCrery, Farrell, Kukuk and Bush each chipped
in a hit for the cause.
With the sweep, the GHS sophomores
moved to 7-1 in conference play and 13-3, overall. They will
host Geneseo on Monday. |
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Streak
sophomores fall at Moline |
4/29 - (MOLINE) GHS' sophomore
baseball team had their six-game winning streak snapped,
Wednesday, as they lost a 3-1 decision at Moline.
With the
non-conference loss, the young Streaks saw their season
record slip to 11-3. They will face Moline again at home
Saturday in a "conference" doubleheader.
Zach McCrery took
the pitching loss for the Streaks, going four and a third
innings, allowing all three of Moline's runs (two earned).
He struck out three. Moline's starting pitcher went six
innings and struck out five.
McCrery was the Streaks'
leading hitter in the contest, going 2-for-3 with a double.
Thursday, the GHS sophomores will
host Limestone in a make-up game, weather-permitting at 4:30
p.m. on the east field. |
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Streak
sophomores sweep Quincy |
4/25 - (QUINCY) GHS' sophomore
baseball team posted two victories, Saturday at Quincy. The
Streaks shut out the Blue Devils 6-0 in the opener and
scored a 16-2 five-inning win in the nightcap.
In the opener, Chris Fields went the distance on the mound
for the Streaks. Fields scattered five hits, struck out six
and walked two.
GHS was held to only five hits, but got the most
out of them to score six runs. Dalton Davis, Zach McCrery,
Brock Bush, Tyler Farrell and David Slaton collected the baseraps.
The second game proved to be no contest as the Streaks
pounded out 19 hits. GHS scored seven runs in the first
inning, five in the second and four in the third. McCrery
and Andrew finished with three hits apiece. Logan Scott and
Davis and had two
each. Chad Johnson, Jared Carl, Fields, Bryce Trent, Rebel
Schott and Farrell had one apiece.
Farrell earned the pitching victory. He worked four
innings, striking out four, and Rebel Schott pitched a
scoreless fifth.
With the wins,
the GHS sophs moved to 5-1 in league play and 11-2 overall.
if the weather cooperates, the GHS sophs will host
Washington on Tuesday. |
| GHS sophs win
high-scoring contest |
4/24 - (MORTON) After nearly a
week without a game, GHS' sophomores shook off the rust in a
16-15 eight-inning victory at Morton, Friday.
The Streaks
took what looked like a commanding early lead, but couldn't hold on to it and
found themselves having to rally in the final two innings
for the win. Four pitchers saw action for GHS with Rebel
Schott earning the victory with a scoreless final two and a
third innings of work.
The Streaks scored four runs in each
of the first two innings, two in the third and three in the
fourth to take a 13-7 lead. Morton pushed across two in the
fifth to cut the deficit and then erupted for six in the
sixth to grab a 15-13 lead. It took two runs in the seventh
for the Streaks to force an extra inning. In the eighth, a
lead-off walk and an RBI double two batters later by David
Slaton gave GHS the lead. Schott then retired the side in
the bottom of the eighth in order to preserve the win.
Logan
Scott started the game on the mound for the Streaks and
pitched the first two innings, allowing three runs. Brock
Bush went the next three and two-thirds innings, but ran
into trouble and was touched for nine runs. Zach McCrery
relieved Bush and faced five batters, but did not get an
out. He was hit for three more runs.
Offensively, the GHS sophs had 14 hits. Tyler Farrell led with two doubles. Bush
had two hits and four RBI's. Slaton, Tyler Inness, McCrery
and Scott also had two hits. Chris Fields, Chad Johnson and
Jared Carl had one hits each.
With the win, the Streak sophs
moved to 9-2 on the season. They will travel to Quincy
Saturday for a league doubleheader starting at 11 a.m. |
| GHS
sophomores sweep U.T. |
| 4/18 - After winning their
opening game 6-3 against United Township, GHS sophomore
baseball coach Kevin Johnson reminded his team of what
happened in last week's conference opener at |
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Alleman. This
time the young Streaks were ready to play as they smoked U.T.
10-0 in five innings for the sweep.
GHS sophomores moved to
3-1 in league play and 8-2, overall with the sweep. They
will play Tuesday at Dunlap.
In the opener, Chris Fields
allowed just one run in four innings to pick up the pitching
victory. Freshmen Tim Rossell tossed two innings and Rebel
Schott took care of the seventh.
GHS' sophs scored two runs
in both the first and second innings and added solo runs in
the third and fourth. They could have had more as they
pounded out 15 hits, but U.T. dodged some big innings.
Andrew Steck and Zach McCrery both had three hits in the
opener for the Streaks. Nathan Mines, Fields and Schott had
two hits each. Tyler Farrell, Cody Kukuk and Chad Johnson
chipped in one apiece. |
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The nightcap was no contest as the
Streaks scored five runs in the first four innings and then
exploded for five in the fifth to end the game.
Farrell
enjoyed the offensive support as he tossed five innings of
one-hit baseball for the pitching victory.
GHS had nine hits
in the nightcap and took advantage of three Panther errors.
Kukuk led the Streaks with three hits. Steck and Brock Bush
had two apiece and Luke Ryan and Farrell, one each. Steck
drove in three runs and Bush, two. |
| GHS sophs
win Alleman season series |
4/15 - It was a non-conference
match-up, but GHS' sophomore baseball team can claim
bragging rights as they defeated Alleman 11-6, here
Wednesday, to take two of three from the Pioneers.
With the
win, the Streaks sophomores moved to 6-2 on the season. They
are scheduled to host United Township in a league
doubleheader Saturday.
Alleman jumped out to a 2-0 lead in
the first inning against GHS starting pitcher Brock Bush.
However, the Streak hurler held the Pioneers to only one
more run in his three innings of work while his teammates
scored six runs to take a lead they would not relinquish.
Rebel Schott relieved and pitched the final four frames
allowing three runs.
Offense made the difference for the
Streaks as they belted out 12 hits against three Alleman
pitchers. GHS scored four runs in the second inning, two in
the third, three in the fourth and two more in the sixth.
Dalton Davis led the winners with three hits and three
RBI's. Chris Fields had two hits and Nathan Mines, Andrew
Steck, Zach McCrery, Bush, Schott, Cody Kukuk and David
Slaton had one apiece. Davis, McCrery and Schott all had
doubles. |
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GHS
sophomores split with Alleman |
4/11 - (MOLINE) After a 10-run
victory in the opener, Saturday, GHS' sophomore baseball had
to settle for a split at Alleman in both team's Western Big
6 openers. The Streaks won 13-3, but fell to the Pioneers in
the nightcap 7-3.
The first game went six innings. Chris
Fields picked up the pitching victory, pitching into the
fourth inning before yielding the mound to Zach McCrery.
Fields allowed three runs on five hits, walked three and
struck out two. McCrery went two and third innings, striking
out five.
Alleman scored all three of their runs in the
fourth inning.
GHS' boys grabbed the lead in the second
inning with a pair of runs. Nathan Mines and Andrew Steck
both had RBI's. They added another run in the third and then
put together a big six-run fourth. The Streaks had seven
hits in the fourth. GHS added three more in the fifth and
one in the sixth to get the ten-run margin.
Mines went
4-for-4 with two RBI's to lead the Streaks' attack in the
opener. Fields had three hits and Steck , Dalton Davis and
Tyler Farrell had two apiece. Cody Kukuk and Logan Scott
also chipped in hits in the 17-hit barrage.
In the nightcap,
the Streaks had nine hits, but managed just three runs
against Alleman's Saskowski. The Pioneer pitcher went the
distance with three strikeouts.
Farrell took the pitching
loss for GHS. He pitched into the fourth, allowing four runs
on eight hits, striking out seven and walking four. Rebel
Schott gave up three runs in relief and Steck pitched a
scoreless frame.
The Streaks took the lead with a run in the
second inning, but Alleman answered in the third to tie the
score. Three runs in both the fourth and fifth innings got
the job done for the Pioneers. The Streaks plated one run in
both those innings, but it wasn't enough.
Alleman out-hit
the Streaks 11-9 in the nightcap. McCrery and Kukuk led GHS
with two hits apiece. Steck, Farrell, Brock Bush, Schott and
Mines had one each.
With the split, the GHS sophomores moved
to 1-1 in conference and 5-2, overall. They will travel back
to Alleman Monday for a non-conference match-up. |
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Solid pitching earns sophs
sweep |
4/4 - (CANTON) A pair of
well-pitched games and plenty of hitting gave GHS' sophomore
baseball team a 5-1, 5-2 doubleheader sweep at Canton,
Saturday.
Chris Fields and Tyler Farrell allowed the Little
Giants only a combined seven hits on the day and only three
runs. In the opener, Fields allowed one run on four hits and
struck out six in the victory.
The young Streaks scored five
runs, but could have had more with their 13-hit attack.
Another telling stat was GHS' fielders committing just one
error - a big improvement from their shaky performance in
the loss to East Peoria.
The Streaks grabbed a 3-0 lead in
the second inning. Rebel Schott knocked in two of those
runs. The Streaks added two more in the third and that was
all they needed. Canton plated their lone run in the bottom
of the second. They had three hits in that frame and that was it for
the contest.
Andrew Steck, Farrell and Zach McCrery each had
two hits for the winners. Nathan Mines, Dalton Davis, Cody Kukuk, Fields, Tyler Inness, Schott and Logan Scott all had
one hit apiece.
In the nightcap, GHS never trailed. They
scored solo runs in the first and second innings, added two
in the fourth and one more in the sixth. Both of Canton's
runs came in the bottom of the seventh.
Farrell went the
distance on 87 pitches. He struck out five, walked none and
allowed just three hits.
Steck, Fields and Farrell led the
GHS nine-attack with two hits apiece. Mines, McCrery and
Brock Bush had one hit each.
With the sweep, the Streak
sophomores moved to 4-1 on the season. They are scheduled to
play at home Tuesday against Limestone. |
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East
Peoria rallies past GHS sophs |
4/2 - (EAST PEORIA) Failing to
build on an early lead and struggling with gloves, the GHS
sophomore baseball team suffered their first loss of the
season 6-4 at East Peoria, Thursday.
With the loss, the
Streak sophs fell to 2-1 on the early season. They will try
to rebound this Saturday when they travel to Canton for a
doubleheader.
Rebel Schott did his part for GHS on the mound
as he allowed just one run in four innings of work. He
scattered four hits, walked two and struck out four. He left
with a 2-1 lead.
In the fifth, Andrew Steck took the mound.
A couple of walks and a couple of hits helped East
Peoria score three runs to take a 4-2 lead. GHS plated a
solo run in the sixth to cut the deficit, but gave up two in
the bottom of the frame. Chris Fields tossed the sixth and
got the first two men out, but three fielding errors by the
Streaks gave East Peoria the two runs that proved to be the
difference in the contest.
The Streaks scored one run in the
seventh as Fields doubled in Steck, but the rally ended
there.
Dalton Davis had two hits to lead the GHS nine-hit
attack. Zach McCrery, Tyler Farrell, Steck, Fields, Nathan
Mines, Schott and David Slaton had one hit apiece. |
| GHS sophs
win home opener |
4/1 - Jumping out to an early
lead, the GHS sophomore baseball team cruised to an 11-3
victory over Macomb, here Wednesday.
Tyler Farrell tossed
three scoreless innings to earn the pitching victory for the
Streak sophs (2-0). He only struck out one, but surrendered
just one hit. Nick Milligan pitched the next three innings
and was touched by Macomb's only scoring inning - the fourth
- when the Bombers plated three runs on three hits. Milligan
struck out four in his appearance. Zach McCrery finished the
contest. He allowed two hits, but didn't let Macomb score
any more runs.
GHS scored three runs in the first inning and
added four in the second. They finished scoring two in the
fourth and solo runs in both the fifth and sixth.
Milligan
and Andrew Steck were both three-of-four at the plate.
Dalton Davis was two-of-five and drove in four runs. GHS
finished with 13 hits against Macomb's two pitchers. Cody
Kukuk, Farrell, Brock Bush, Nate Mines and Brenden Guthrie
each had one hit.
Thursday, the GHS sophs are scheduled to
play at East Peoria. |
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Sophomores
open with big win |
3/25 - (SHERRARD) GHS'
sophomore baseball team opened their season with a
six-inning 15-2 victory at Sherrard, Wednesday.
The young
Streaks got good pitching and plenty of offense to rout the
Tigers. Nick Milligan started on the mound and picked up the
win. He allowed no hits in three innings, struck out three
and walked three. Rebel Schott threw the final three
innings. He allowed two runs on two hits and struck out
four.
GHS scored in every inning but the fourth. They took a
6-0 lead in the third before Sherrard scored its only runs -
a pair in the bottom of the frame. The score remained 6-2
going into the fifth. In that inning, GHS plated three runs
and then in the sixth put things away with a six-run
outburst.
The Streaks had 14 hits in the contest. Dalton
Davis led the way for GHS with two doubles and three RBI's.
Andrew Steck, Zach McCrery, Schott and Cody Kukuk all had
two hits apiece. Chris Fields, MIlligan, Tyler Farrell and
Brock Bush each added a hits to the cause.
Thursday, the
Streaks sophomores (1-0) will play a 6 p.m. game against
Macomb, following the freshmen. It is a make-up for
Tuesday's rained-out home opener. |
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