Skipper's beats Braves 10-4

Skipper’s Sporting Goods (Morgan City) defeated the Braves (H.L. Bourgeois) 10-4 in Swampland baseball action in Morgan City Monday.
Colby Glatter earned the win for Skipper’s.
Offensively, Evan Stadalis led Skipper’s with a 4-for-4 performance with a triple, two RBIs and three runs scored.
Other top contributors included Scottie Comeaux, 2-for-3, an RBI and two runs scored; Caleb Landry, 2-for-3, an RBI and a run scored; and Morrquise Charles, 1-for-2 with two RBIs.
Skipper’s will close the Swampland regular season today when it travels to face the Braves. Junior varsity action is set for a 3:30 p.m. start with varsity to follow at 5:30 p.m.
Halimar Shipyard 7,
Cardinal Lumber 6
Halimar Shipyard (Central Catholic) survived a huge rally by Cardinal Lumber (Patterson) in the last two innings of Monday’s Swampland league contest in Amelia for a 7-6 victory Monday.
While Halimar led 7-0 heading into the top of the sixth, Cardinal Lumber scored two runs in the frame before responding with four more in the top of the seventh.
“I was pleased with the way our kids battled for (seven) innings last night,” Cardinal Lumber head coach Ryan Jensen said. “We didn’t have a hit until the (fifth) inning and had some real struggles defensively and could have hung our heads and quit.”
Cardinal Lumber was plagued by errors in the contest as they committed eight, while Halimar had two miscues.
“We had to have a lot of guys step into positions and roles that they don’t normally have to fill, and even though it wasn’t pretty a lot of the time, we didn’t make excuses and just kept playing,” Jensen said. “That attitude and mindset can lead to good things in the spring.”
Each team had eight hits.
Halimar Shipyard did all of its offensive damage in the second through fourth innings as they scored a run in the second and three each in the third and fourth innings for a 7-0 lead.
Samarick Paul earned the win for Halimar Shipyard.
Offensively, Stefano Guarisco led Halimar with a 2-for-3 performance with an RBI, while Mitchel Lemoine was 2-for-4 with three RBIs and Samarick Paul, 2-for-4.
Jamey Fabre suffered the loss for Cardinal Lumber. In four innings, he surrendered seven runs — three earned — on seven hits with three walks and three strikeouts.
In relief, Hayden Pinho pitched two innings and surrendered a hit, two walks and fanned three.
Offensively, Joel Singleton led Cardinal Lumber with a 2-for-4 performance with two RBIs, while Pinho was 2-for-3.
Other top offensive contributors included Blake Dreyer, 1-for-2, an RBI; Fabre, 1-for-3, an RBI; and Lukas Carnley, 1-for-4, an RBI.
Cardinal Lumber and Halimar Shipyard will conclude their summer seasons today when they face each other at Patterson High. Junior varsity action will begin at 5 p.m. with varsity to follow at 7 p.m.
BCG Services 4, Taco Bell 0
Berwick High-based Taco Bell had more hits than Covenant Christian Academy-based BCG Services in the teams’ matchup at Berwick Monday.
BCG Services just made the most of theirs in a 4-0 victory.
While Taco Bell outhit BCG Services 4-3, BCG’s hit consisted of a two-run home run, an RBI double and an RBI single in the win.
Taco Bell’s hits were all singles.
“We had opportunities throughout the game, but we could not get the timely hit,” Taco Bell head coach Mike Thomas said. “Pitching kept us in the game, but we just could not get the hit when we needed to.”
BCG Services scored all of its runs in the second and third innings with two runs in each frame.
Nicholas Mayon suffered the loss. In 2.1 innings, he surrendered four runs — three earned — on three hits with two walks, one hit batter and fanned two.
In relief, Andrew Askew surrendered just one walk and fanned one in 4.2 innings of hitless relief.
Offensively, Brandon Fryou finished 1-for-2, while Logan Angeron, D.J. Robicheaux and Cameron Wiley each were 1-for-3.
Monday’s game originally was scheduled as a road game for Taco Bell, but inclement weather forced the move to Berwick. Today’s matchup between the two schools will be played at Berwick with junior varsity set for a 5 p.m. start and varsity to follow at 7 p.m.