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Results from public high school games from across the state between May 17th, and May 19th.

Monday May 17

Wilson 19 – McKinley Tech 0
Rural Retreat 21 – Wythe 11
Patrick Henry 11 – Chilhowie 11
Holston 9 – Northwood 2
Dan River 10 – Altavista 4
Harlan 12 – Thomas Walker 2
Clover Hill 4 – Powhatan 0
#25 Millbrook 14 – Liberty 2
Kettle Run 4 – Fauquier 0
#6 Colgan 13 – Gar-Field 0
Woodbridge 5 – Forest Park 3
#8 Patriot 13 – Hylton 3
West Potomac 15 – Mount Vernon 4
McLean 6 – Langley 5
Edison 3 – Jefferson 2
Bluefield 12 – Graham 1
#19 Cosby 3 – James River 1
Herndon 6 – Annadale 4
#1 James Madison 9 – South Lakes 6

Monday's game against #1 James Madison was a heartbreaker for South Lakes, as they lost the lead late in a 9-6 defeat. The game was tied at six with #1 James Madison batting in the top of the seventh when Colin Tuft drew a walk, scoring one run. Despite the loss, South Lakes did collect five hits in the high-scoring affair. Unfortunately, #1 James Madison had eight hits on the way to victory.

Tuesday May 18

Granby 21 – Norcom 0
Norview 10 – Washington 1
Tabb 10 – York 0
Gate City 15 – Union 5
Kecoughtan 7 – Woodside 2
Grayson County 15 – Wythe 2
Auburn 15 – Bland-Rocky Gap 0
Carlisle 9 – Kenston Forest 0
Powhatan 4 - #22 Midlothian
Tallwood 5 – Bayside 0
Kellam 9 – Green Run 0
#16 Thomas Dale 12 – Meadowbrook 4
Park View 17 – Franklin 0
William Byrd 7 – Northside 0
Castlewood 10 – Thomas Walker 9
Essex 4 – Lancaster 3
#7 Frank W. Cox 12 – Landstown 2
Randolph-Henry 17 – Cumberland 0
#12 Abingdon 15 – Ridgeview 0
Stuarts Draft 8 – Staunton 2
#15 Nansemond River 12 – Lakeland 2
Riverbend 6 – North Stafford 5
Briar Woods 11 – Rock Ridge 1
Woodgrove 17 – Stone Bridge 6
#2 Hanover 14 – Patrick Henry 6
Dinwiddie 7 – Matoaca 4
#9 Independence – Dominion 4
Tucker 7 – Highland Springs 2
Culpeper 7 – Liberty 2
Heritage 36 – Park View 1
#4 Freedom 14 – Potomac Falls 0
Wakefield 10 – Thomas Jefferson 0
James Wood 12 – Fauquier 3
Atlee 6 – Mechanicsville 2
#18 Liberty Christian 12 – Liberty 2
Loudon County 8 – Lightridge 2
Edison 5 – Falls Church 3
Rappahannock 8 – Washington & Lee 7
Wilson Memorial 9 – Buffalo Gap 6
Spotswood 16 – Harrisonburg 3
Rustburg 11 – Brookville 0
Great Bridge 10 – Oscar Smith 1
#14 Grassfield 16 – Deep Creek 4
Unity Reed 5 – Osbourn Park 3
#5 Battlefield 4 – John Champe 2
Chantilly 1 – Westfield 0
Robinson 13 – West Springfield 5
Potomac 8 – Woodbridge 2
Franklin County 5 – Lord Botetourt 0
Albemarle 7 – Fluvanna County 5
Marshall 14 – Justice 4
W.T. Woodson 9 – Fairfax 5
#10 Lebanon 11 – Marion Scarlett 0
Southampton 14 – Windsor 4
Nandua 16 – Arcadia 0
Pulaski County 6 – Salem 3
Buckingham 10 – Amelia County 1
Bird 7 – Clover hill 6
King George 16 – Spotsylvania 0
Covington 15 – Bath County 3
#25 Millbrook 11 – Handley 1
Amherst County 8 – Glass 0
Colonial Forge 7 – Stafford 1
Brooke Point 4 – Mountain View 0
Western Albemarle 21 – Charlottesville 8
Centreville 8 – Oakton 4
Courtland 12 – Chancellor 8
Hidden Valley 5 – Cave Spring 2
Monacan 9 – Manchester 0
Riverheads 7 – Fort Defiance 6
Hermitage 4 – Deep Run 3

It came down to the wire on Tuesday, with Hermitage taking victory on a dramatic walk-off single in the late innings that sealed their victory over Deep Run. The game was tied at three with Hermitage batting in the bottom of the seventh when Joe Williams singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.

 

Wednesday May 19

Bland County 19 – Wythe 11
#19 Cosby 14 – Monacan 4
Appomattox County 11 – Nelson County 2
#11 Chatham 7 – Gretna 1
Herndon 5 – Langley 4
Yorktown 8 – South Lakes 6
T.C. Williams 2 – West Potomac 0
Randolph-Henry 7 – Park View 1
McLean 8 – Washington Liberty 1
Western Albemarle 13 Orange County
#5 Battlefield 12 – Osbourn 1

Osbourn fell behind early and couldn't come back in a 12-1 loss to #5 Battlefield on Wednesday. #5 Battlefield scored five runs in the fourth inning. The big inning for #5 Battlefield came thanks to singles by JP Williams, Blagen Pado, and Jackson Baird and an error on a ball put in play by Kuzmicki. Joe Christopher earned the win for #5 Battlefield. Christopher allowed three hits and zero runs over four innings, striking out four and walking zero. Adam Kuzmicki and Jack Robinson entered the game out of the bullpen and helped to close out the game in relief.