It was another exciting week for Eastern Indiana baseball. Here are the best scores and performances for each high school baseball team from April 28 to May 3:
Teams are arranged alphabetically
Highest performance: Corbin Batten registered RBI singles against Eastbrook on April 29.
Highest performance: Kalub Heltzel commands on the mound against Wes-Del. The sophomore game took five innings, giving up only one hit and two walks while recording five strikeouts.
Highest performance: Jaydon Auker doubled his two shooting percentages by 5-2 in the set and played three games against Blue River Valley on April 29.
Highest performance: Carson Tighe RBI 2-2 with 1 RBI and played Frankton on April 30.
Highest performance: Kaeb Stebbins threw six innings against Connersville, giving up two hits and a walk when logged in nine strikeouts. He also had a home run in the fourth inning.
Highest performance: Carter Fugiett was a perfect 3-3 against Monroe Central, which included doubles and home runs. During the process, he drove five times.
Highest performance: Kyler Bogue played two home runs against East Hancock on May 1.
Highest performance: Dane Adams went 3-4 with 4 RBIs (4 RBIs) and twice against the APA on April 28.
Highest performance: Rodney Dabney played 3 innings in a victory over Muncie Burris on May 3 and drove in three games.
Highest performance: Brayden Hancock played a full match against Centerville on April 28, allowing only three hits and one walk and recording seven strikeouts.
Highest performance: Collin Osenbaugh threw a countless match against Blackford, with one step and 10 strikeouts for five innings. Most importantly, he had two home runs in total.
Highest performance: In the first round of the Wapahani Invitational, Clay Estep was seeing the beach ball instead of baseball against Bluffton. Estep scored 3-3 on the plate, doubled and ran twice.
Highest performance: Eli Sherfy ran six times in a 5-2 win over Elwood on April 28.
Highest performance: Aidan Weatherhead played 4 runs and 3 innings against Anderson on May 1.
Highest performance: Palmer Jones and Ryan Burkholder competed against conference rival New Castle on April 29. Jones entered the first five innings, giving up only two hits and three walks, while Burkholder took over in the last two innings before taking over the last two innings, where he wasn't allowed to hit and two walks while hitting five innings at the same time.
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