Coffee County Middle School’s soccer team took care of business Tuesday, easily rolling past South with a score of 8-1. Emanuel Rodriguez picked up a haul for the Raiders – banging 4 goals into the net.
Manny
Gonzalez
2
Goals (2′, 17′), 3 Assists
Emanuel
Rodriguez
4
Goals (10′, 19′, 21′, 37′) 1 Assist
Ethan
Sloan
1
Assist
Samuel
Medina
1
Goal (29′)
Tony
Rodriguez
1
Goal (PK 44′)
Liam
Brown
2
Saves (25′, 43′)
Junior Varsity – CCMS 3-South 0
Kameron
Pobanz
1
Assist
Patrick
Brown
1
Goal
Trey
Caron
1
Goal
The first CMS goal of the game was an own goal by South.
Kaitlyn Davis parked two no-doubters over the fence and Keri Munn allowed no hits over three innings of work as the Coffee County Central Lady Raiders made easy work of Shelbyville Monday night, winning 13-0 on the road.
Davis launched a two-run home run over the left-fiend fence in the first inning and hit a line drive over the center-field fence in the second. These marked Davis’ third and fourth home runs of the season that is just a week old. Coffee County scored in every inning to put the game out of reach early – scoring 2, 4, 3 and 4 runs over the first four-innings respectively.
Davis wasn’t the only one who showed up with her big bat. The Lady Raiders pounded out 12 hits, including a pair of hits for Chesnie Cox that netted her 5 RBIs.
Kaitlyn Davis hits the first of her two home runs Monday. Listen to the audio from Thunder Radio broadcast
Olivia Evans was a table setter from the bottom of the Lady Raider order. She dropped a two-out single into right field to ignite a four-run rally in the second inning. She finished with three hits, a pair of RBIs and two runs scored.
Senior Justus Turner had the only other extra base hit for CHS, knocking a double off the right-field fence.
Munn worked three scoreless and hitless innings in the circle to pick up the win. She struck out 5 Eaglette batters. Emily Schuster worked the final inning in the circle for Coffee County and was able to preserve the shutout, thanks in part to a diving catch by Madison Pruitt in left field to get the third out in the bottom of the fourth inning.
The win improves the Lady Raiders to 7-0 on the year and 2-0 in District 8-AAA play. They will host Tullahoma at 6 p.m. Wednesday. That game will be broadcast live on Thunder Radio.
Two Westwood pitchers combined to pitch a no-hitter and the Rockets of Westwood beat Cornersville 6-0 on the road Monday night.
Trevor Jesse and Kaysen Lowery teamed up with a solid defense to not allow a single Cornersville hit and complete a shutout. Jesse picked up the win on the mound – striking out 5 batters.
Owen Whitsett knocked in 3 RBIs on the afternoon. Brayden Trail had 2 hits to lead the Rockets the plate.
Coffee County Middle School’s baseball and softball teams both went to North Franklin Monday and left with decisive wins.
The Lady Raider softball team won easily, 11-5 on the scoreboard with a home run from eighth-grader Ava McIntosh. The win improves the Lady Raiders to 5-3 on the season after going 2-1 in a tournament at Cascade over the weekend.
Meanwhile, the Raider baseball team easily disposed of North 17-1. Evan Kirby got the win on the mound, allowing just 2 hits and no runs over four innings of work. Caleb Crouch tossed an inning in relief.
The Raider baseball team is now 5-1 overall and 5-0 in CTC play.
Both teams will host North on Tuesday. First pitch set for 5 p.m.
Ava McIntosh hit her first home run of the season for the CMS Lady Raiders on Monday.
Eliza Carden – – Thunder Radio photo by Holly Peterson
The Central High School Lady Raider softball team took care
of business at the Mary Vowell tournament in Franklin.
Coffee County dropped Franklin 5-1, Northwest 5-1 and Mt.
Juliet 6-0.
The three wins moves the Lady Raiders to 6-0 overall on the
season.
CHS 5, Franklin 1
Kiya Ferrell picked up 3 hits and Kaitlyn Davis ripped a
pair of hits, including a home run, and had two RBIs to lead the Lady Raiders
to a 5-1 win over Franklin. It was Davis’ second home run of the young season.
Olivia Evans and Ferrell each had an RBI for the Lady Raiders.
Senior Justus Turner had 1 hit on the afternoon – a triple.
Davis worked 4 innings in the circle to pick up the win. She
allowed 3 hits and 1 run – it was unearned. She struck out a pair. Emily
Schuster also got some work in the circle. She struck out a batter and did not
allow a hit in one inning of work.
Northwest 1
Coffee County 5
CHS broke a 1-1 tie with a 4-run third inning to pick up a
5-1 win in a three and a half inning game that was shortened due to time limits.
The Lady Raiders were able to get several players into the
lineup for this one. Brianna Shelton, Cheyenne Vickers each picked up hits.
Haidyn Campbell and Eliza Carden had an RBI apiece.
Campbell picked up the win in the circle. She worked 4
innings and allowed just two hits while striking out 9.
Mt. Juliet 0
Lady Raiders 6
Olivia Evans and Kiya Ferrell each tripled and had an RBI
and Keri Munn added an RBI as the Lady Raiders made easy work of Mt. Juliet.
Munn worked the circle and struck out 5 batters in 4 innings
of work to move to 4-0 on the season for the Lady Raiders.
Rosters have been released for the Basketball Coaches Association
of Tennessee (BCAT) all-star games that will take place this upcoming weekend
at Blackman High School.
Coffee County Central Lady Raider senior Bella Vinson will be on the Middle North Girls team – along with Addie Grade Porter of Lebanon, Sydnee Richetto of Green Hills, Haylee Johnson of York Institute, Gracie Dodgen of White County, Jalyn Gregory of Macon County, Anna Mohonen of Bradley Central, Kassie Monday of Clarkrange, Lailie Monday of Clarkrange and Jeremia Montgomery of Gallatin.
It will be Vinson’s final time playing in a Coffee County uniform. The senior has signed to play collegiately at Lipscomb.
Keri Munn moved to 3-0 in the circle with a 7-inning effort Friday against Columbia Academy. Munn struck out 9 batters in the winning effort. Munn is pictured here throwing against Columbia on Tuesday, March 16. — Thunder Radio photo by Holly Peterson
Jada Bowen launched a home run and the Lady Raiders sent four runs across the plate in a come-from- behind 4-2 win over Columbia Academy Friday afternoon on the road.
Trailing 2-0, the Lady Raider rally got started on a double from Kaitlyn Davis. Bowen followed that by taking a 1-2 pitch over the centerfield wall to tie the game at 2-2.
Justus Turner followed that with a walk and Haidyn Campbell reached on an error after putting down a sacrifice bunt. Campbell later scored on a bunt by Ferrell
Keri Munn picked up the win in the circle – striking out 9 batters through seven innings of work. She allowed two runs on four hits – both were earned.
The win moves CHS to 3-0 on the season with three tournament games scheduled at Fly Park on Saturday.
Carter McKenzie , pictured here catching a fly ball against Columbia earlier this week. — Thunder Radio photo by Holly Peterson
Chalie Pierce worked five strong innings on the mound and three Raiders had two hits apiece at the plate to power Coffee County Central to a 7-0 win over visiting Pope John Paul II Friday night at Powers Field.
Pierce was nothing short of dominant on the mound for the Raiders. The sophomore right-hander worked five innings and struck out 9 Knight batters. He walked two and only allowed one hit to pick up the win.
“Charlie has some really good stuff and he showed that for us tonight,” said CHS head coach Davis Martin. “He’s just a sophomore. A lot of upside.”
Braden Brown tossed the final two innings for the Raiders and struck out five batters while walking two.
“Braden, he really likes the role he is in for us. He loves it actually,” explained Martin. “His velocity is up probably 5 or 6 miles an hour and he does a good job out there.”
The Raiders plated four runs in the first and chased starting pitcher Kyler Oathout before he recorded an out. Part of the reason Oathout exited early was a 30-minute light delay after one bank of lights cut off.
The Raiders added one in the fourth and two insurance runs in the sixth to pull away. CHS was also able to take advantage of 7 PJP errors.
Spry led the offensive effort with a double in the left-centerfield gap in the first inning to score Griffin Meeker, who walked. He later drove in another run on a single to right field.
Nolan Jernigan and Carter McKenzie each picked up an RBI on the night.
The Raiders are now 3-0 on the year – having allowed just 7 hits through three games.
“That has been a point of emphasis for us,” said Martin. “Obviously that pace is hard to keep. But we know pitching and defense wins ball games and we are focused on that right now. “
Coffee County will have a home-and-away series with Tullahoma Tuesday and Wednesday.
