District 9A

[redkuda]

Eagleville is in the championship game and beat cascade the first game and still have to beat them tomorrow. Rippy will be pitching for cascade and Wilson will be for

Eagleville! Does anyone have a region schedule?

 

 

1st round of Regionals is May 14th. 1st place will host, 2nd will travel. This will be an elimination game. If you win you get an automatic bid to host or travel for a sectional game, lose and you go home, if you win and also win regional title you will host a sectional game. Win that and you're in State. One game at a time has to be the focus. Eagleville may pitch as many as 4 pitchers tomorrow. They have 3 seniors that haven't thrown yet in district tournament and all have done well when they've pitched this year. The highest ERA on the pitching staff is a .269. Not bad at all. I would think Cascade would go with Carkuff, he'll have had 5 days rest.

Edited May 9, 2012 by redkuda

[sportsinator]

1st round of Regionals is May 14th. 1st place will host, 2nd will travel. This will be an elimination game. If you win you get an automatic bid to host or travel for a sectional game, lose and you go home, if you win and also win regional title you will host a sectional game. Win that and you're in State. One game at a time has to be the focus. Eagleville may pitch as many as 4 pitchers tomorrow. They have 3 seniors that haven't thrown yet in district tournament and all have done well when they've pitched this year. The highest ERA on the pitching staff is a .269. Not bad at all. I would think Cascade would go with Carkuff, he'll have had 5 days rest.

Who does the winner play and who would the loser play

[redkuda]

Who does the winner play and who would the loser play

 

District 9A (Eagleville, Cascade) will play District 10A which is the other half of our Region (Region 5). You can go to the Scoreboard tab on Coach T and check the scores from all district games across the state. It appears that Clarksville Academy and White House Heritage are playing for their district championship. You'll have to wait and see who wins our district tomorrow as well as District 10A, loser travels to winner and vise versa. After our game check the scoreboard tomorrow and you'll have your answer.

[FridayMainEvent]

Sorry for the dumb question here fellas, but I'm the dad of girls and I personally haven't plated baseball in over 20 years. Does the pitcher's inning count reset on Monday of each week?

[sportsinator]

District 9A (Eagleville, Cascade) will play District 10A which is the other half of our Region (Region 5). You can go to the Scoreboard tab on Coach T and check the scores from all district games across the state. It appears that Clarksville Academy and White House Heritage are playing for their district championship. You'll have to wait and see who wins our district tomorrow as well as District 10A, loser travels to winner and vise versa. After our game check the scoreboard tomorrow and you'll have your answer.

Are those teams strong?

[ShelbyvilleEagles]

Sorry for the dumb question here fellas, but I'm the dad of girls and I personally haven't plated baseball in over 20 years. Does the pitcher's inning count reset on Monday of each week?

Not little league anymore dummy. Good luck Cascade. I see nobody has picked up this free agent guy yet. Must jump back on the wagon every time something goes good for the champs! im just glad they have finally let him watch a complete game now. :roflol:

Edited May 9, 2012 by ShelbyvilleEagles

[sportsinator]

District 9A (Eagleville, Cascade) will play District 10A which is the other half of our Region (Region 5). You can go to the Scoreboard tab on Coach T and check the scores from all district games across the state. It appears that Clarksville Academy and White House Heritage are playing for their district championship. You'll have to wait and see who wins our district tomorrow as well as District 10A, loser travels to winner and vise versa. After our game check the scoreboard tomorrow and you'll have your answer.

The winner and losers of region who do they play

[FridayMainEvent]

<br />Not little league anymore dummy. Good luck Cascade. I see nobody has picked up this free agent guy yet. Must jump back on the wagon every time something goes good for the champs! im just glad they have finally let him watch a complete ygame now. <img src='http://cdn.coacht.com/boards/public/style_emoticons/default/roflol.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> <img src='http://cdn.coacht.com/boards/public/style_emoticons/default/roflol.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /><br />

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Good to see an overweight jock sniffer like yourself found a new login to stir trouble under. You ever gonna grow up or act like an immature brat the rest of your life?

[ShelbyvilleEagles]

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Good to see an overweight jock sniffer like yourself found a new login to stir trouble under. You ever gonna grow up or act like an immature brat the rest of your life?

Since you are lost and do not have no idea who I am or what you are talking about. There is no set limit on innings pitch in a high school game. We look into more of a pitch count.

[orangecrush]

Sorry for the dumb question here fellas, but I'm the dad of girls and I personally haven't plated baseball in over 20 years. Does the pitcher's inning count reset on Monday of each week?

Not a dumb question, but actually a very good one. The rule is that a pitcher can't pitch more than 10 innings in consecutive days. For example, if a kid throws 10 innings in one game (one pitch equals an inning), then they are done for the remainder of that game and has to sit the following day. If a kid throws 7 innings in a game, then he can come back the next day and throw 3 innings then he is done and must sit the next day. Last, if a pitcher throws 4 innings one day, then he comes back the next day and throws 4 innings he can throw 2 innings on the third consecutive day. Hope that is clear as mud.

Edited May 9, 2012 by orangecrush

[FridayMainEvent]

<br />Not a dumb question, but actually a very good one.  The rule is that a pitcher can't pitch more than 10 innings in consecutive days.  For example, if a kid throws 10 innings in one game (one pitch equals an inning), then they are done for the remainder of that game and has to sit the following day.  If a kid throws 7 innings in a game, then he can come back the next day and throw 3 innings then he is done and must sit the next day.  Last, if a pitcher throws 4 innings one day, then he comes back the next day and throws 4 innings he can throw 2 innings on the third consecutive day.  Hope that is clear as mud.<br />

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Thanks so much. I played high school ball back in the eighties and knew there was an inning limit, just couldn't remember how it worked. Appreciate you clearing the mud for me.

[redkuda]

Are those teams strong?

 

Well, hard to say WH Heritage is 19-9 but who knows if all their games are listed on coach T, I know that Cascade beat them and I know that in a pre-season scrimmage their varsity beat our younger players 4-3 and that was with Eagleville playing no starters. I don't know the caliber of the teams they've played other than Cascade. I have heard tonight that Nashville Christian (NCS) beat Clarksville Academy (CA) tonight but this isn't confirmed, if so they would play Heritage for the title. NCS is a .500 team and would look to be down this year. CA on the other hand if they advanced is around 20-10, again I don't know the caliber of teams they've played. Cascade won the district tourney and will host whichever loses Monday night. Eagleville will be on the road Monday to play whoever wins their district tourney. Both Eagleville and Cascade have played very tough schedules and both are loaded with seniors and good, fairly deep pitching.