Bedford North Lawrence 1 Bloomington South 7

Bloomington South opened up their three-way round robin on Saturday by putting runs on the board early. The Panthers plated seven in the first two innings using walks and a blast by Junior Duke commit Nolan Roger's blast over the right field wall. The Bedford North Lawrence stars were able to put the first run on the board taking advantage of an error and a bunt single. Tall righty Jacob Kelzer picked up the win pitching five innings and allowing just a hit, three walks, and striking out six. Panther pitchers allowed just one hit on the day.

Bedford North Lawrence - Webb: 4 2/3 IP, 3 H, 3 K

Bloomington South - Kelzer: 5 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 6 K; N. Rogers: 1-2, 1 HR, 2 R, 2 RBI

Bedford North Lawrence 3  Zionsville 13

Zionsville opened up their day with a six inning win over the Bedford North Lawrence Stars on Saturday. Junior Pitcher Cameron Richey got the win after pitcher four innings despite the Stars putting up three runs early. The Eagles shook off some rust early on the field defensively after a shaky second inning that had two big errors allowing the Stars runs to cross the plate. The Zionsville bats took over with 14 hits and strong situational approaches at the plate. Junior Harrison Farber and Senior Ohio State commit Troy Kuhn hit homeruns.

Zionsville - Small: 2-2, 3 R, 3 BB; Kocher: 3-4, RBI; Kuhn: 2-3, 3 R, RBI; Bertram: 2-3, 4 RBI, 2 2B

Bedford North Lawrence - T. Ikerd: 1-2, SB, R

Zionsville 8  Bloomington South 3

The late game Saturday brought #7 Zionsville to host #18 Bloomington South. The Eagles took advantage of a strong start by Junior Parker Dunshee who sat 83-84 on his fastball and introduced a late breaking curve as the game progressed that kept South hitters off balance. Focused approaches at the plate helped put eight runs across as Zionsville recorded 9 hits and 6 walks with seven players scoring runs.

Zionsville broke out early in the top of the third with a sac fly from Dunshee. Senior First baseman Joel Trewatha followed with a long drive over the head of Duke commit Nolan Rogers scoring two more. Bloomington South did jump on a Dunshee fastball to close the third inning when Sophomore catcher Joe Crider sent a Dunshee fastball over the centerfield wall that closed the gap to one.

It was all Zionsville from that point on. The guests brought home three in the sixth on an RBI double from Senior Center Fielder Drew Small and a 2 RBI single from Sophomore Ben Kocher. Kocher showed a good approach at the plate all day with a swing that will translate into a lot of line drives and extra base hits.

Zionsville - Trewatha: 3-4, 2 RBI; Kocher: 2-3, 2RBI; Dunshee: 5 IP, 6 H, 7 K

Bloomington South - Baechtold: 3-3, 1 R; Crider: 1-3, 1 HR, 3 RBI