Trey Fisher threw five scoreless innings, and Trey Toppin blasted a 2 run double as the Mid-Atlantic Red Sox blanked the Delaware Futures 3-0, in Day 2 of the Dynamic Tournament at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium in Salisbury.
In the Dynamic Baseball tournament, MSI out of Pennsylvania tied with the Mid-Atlantic Red Sox, 4-4 at Bennett High School in Salisbury.
The Dynamic Baseball Tournament continued into Friday evening as - the East Coast Titans and TCP - the top teams in their division squared off at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium.
The Perdue Chicks led Tri-County 5-0 thru 3 and a half innings, before umpires decided to call the game, Tuesday night in the Eastern Shore Baseball League at Henry S. Parker Athletic Complex in Salisbury. UPDATE: Perdue defeats Tri-County 8-2, on 7-10-15
The 16U Blacksox looked to get a win in their second game of the game taking on the Crusaders at Parkside High School.
The Perdue Chicks and The Thunder took the field on Thursday night for another game in the Eastern Shore Baseball League.
Big man Tyree Henry scored 18 points as the host team MD Supreme bounced back from their loss last week, to defeat Distinct Design 59-43, Thursday afternoon at the Snow Hill Recreation Center.
Tyler Nixon had 13 points, and nine straight in the final five minutes to push Positive Image over Distinct Design 57-45, in MD Supreme Summer League action Thursday night.
Tri-County got their second win in a row, and their sixth in their last seven games defeating the State Line Strutters 8-6.
The Perdue Chicks returned to action after a 10-day break, defeating the Georgetown Titans 4-1 at Henry S. Parker Athletic Complex Tuesday afternoon in Salisbury.
Travel ball is typically about gathering together the best athletes to win big tournaments and get looks from college coaches. However, one of Delmarva's very own team's, SG United, is playing this weekend for something more important than any win.
The Delmarva Shorebirds dropped their series finale with Lakewood, 6-2, in front of a sold-out crowd at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium Friday night.
The Pocomoke Warriors will be remembered for presenting colors at Thursday night's Orioles' game at Camden Yards.
Jack Cheyney broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning, plating Corey Willey and Jake Townsend, to give Tri-County the 2-0 lead, eventually the team went on to win 12-6.
Jack Goertzen scored the second, and knocked in the third run of the game for Post 94, giving them the offensive spark they needed to defeat Post 166 out of Worcester County 8-4.
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