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The Trousdale County High School baseball team got its District 8-A games underway with two wins over Nashville Collegiate Prep last week.
At NCP in Antioch March 19, sophomore Gavin McGuire recorded nine strike outs while giving up only three hits as the Jackets shut out the Lions 10-0. They took a 2-0 lead into the sixth inning where they plated seven more runs to secure the win.
McGuire also went two for four at the plate as did senior Caleb Fruchey. The visitors finished with eight hits as Jake Malmin, Eli Wright, Bo Cothron and Peyton Scruggs each had one.
The next day the Hartsville boys hosted the Lions and got the win 12-2 in five innings. They put up six runs in the second inning, one in the fourth and five more in the fifth to raise their record to 6-1.
McGuire got two hits in his four at-bats, had one RBI and scored three runs. Caden Bush, Wright, Cothron, Fruchey and Scruggs each added one hit.
Malmin picked up the win on the mound as he went the final four innings getting five strike outs while rendering no hits.
“Our boys played well. It is always nice to start district play with a couple wins,†TCHS Coach Cidney Cozart said. “We just have to keep improving and trying to do the little things right. Being consistent with our energy and our effort every time we are at the ball park.â€
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